The “Stepping On” series launch Feb. 18. Sessions will feature TriHealth experts, including occupational and physical therapists, a pharmacist, a vision specialist and a community safety expert.
Braille Ale is a limited-edition raspberry gose designed to raise awareness about the experiences of people who are blind or visually impaired.
CABVI plans to bring the van to local health fairs, informational events, senior facilities and community recreational facilities.
Bley currently serves as CABVI’s vice president of community relations and chief development officer. He’ll assume his new role in January.
Here comes the scorch. You knew it would arrive eventually, right? Whether you want to hide away or embrace the heat, choices aplenty, below. Maybe try a balanced approach – some inside, some out? Either way, we hope to see you somewhere out and about in the coming days.
Hot and sticky this week, so you can be picky as to whether your experience is indoor or out… But do choose, and support these organizations as they climb back toward normalcy.
CABVI is partnering once again with West Side Brewing to produce a one-of-a-kind, limited edition Braille Ale Raspberry Gose.
Blind and visually impaired guests will have the chance to hike along a creek in the woods, thanks to a unique collaboration.
An occasional digest of who’s moving and who’s making across the nonprofit community in Greater Cincinnati…
An occasional update on those moving and making within the Greater Cincinnati nonprofit community…
