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Pediatric Belt Canes

Delta Gamma Service for Sight Grant 2025!

Grace Ambrose-Zaken
Apr 9, 2025
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Thank you Delta Gamma Service for Sight Grant Safe Toddles is pleased to announce Delta Gamma’s service for Sight grant award 2025! We are grateful for their continued partnership in our shared goal of transforming the lives of children with a mobility visual impairment or blindness for the better through access and advocacy.

Our Blind Baby Safe Mobility program is a tool for families, caregivers, therapists, educators, and vision impairment specialists to gain the skills to support blind toddlers’ safe transition to independent preschoolers.

This program will set a new global standard for including safe mobility across children with an MVI/B’s day and unlocking their true potential for independence and achievement. Picture of two blind girls walking side-by-side at school wearing their Belt Canes, photo credit Geri Darko, COMS Safe Toddles Pediatric Belt Cane QR Code goes to Blind Baby Safe Mobility Program Videos on YouTube

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