The Canadian Organization of the Blind and DeafBlind
The Canadian Organization of the Blind and DeafBlind is a federal, grassroots, not-for-profit, charitable organization headquartered on Bowen Island, British Columbia, providing independence camps, skills training, and national outreach programs for people who are blind and DeafBlind across Canada. Founded in the early 1960s, the organization promotes equality, inclusivity, and empowerment through its various programs and initiatives. With a focus on breaking down societal barriers, COBD aims to promote the well-being and dignity of people who are blind or Deafblind. The organization is dedicated to providing opportunities for socialization, education, and employment skills training, and is committed to undertaking activities that support its charitable purposes. Through its various programs, COBD seeks to build a positive future for blind and DeafBlind Canadians.
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Ages
The Canadian Organization of the Blind and DeafBlind provides activities for these age groups:
Young children
Ages 0 - 5
Children
Ages 6 - 12
Teens
Ages 13 - 17
Adults
Ages 18 and over
Seniors
Website
For more information, please visit The Canadian Organization of the Blind and DeafBlind's website
This page was last updated December 30, 2024
The information on this page has been gathered from publicly available sources on the internet. While every attempt has been made to be as up to date as possible, always refer back to the information on the provider's website.
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