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VISIONS at Selis Manor


VISIONS at Selis Manor community center is located on West 23rd Street in Manhattan in an apartment building for low-income people who are blind and/or otherwise disabled. VISIONS offers a variety of services for tenants as well as blind community users of the facility from throughout the New York metropolitan area:

  • Social services including benefits assistance and individual and group counseling to adjust to and cope with vision loss.
  • Individual and group vision rehabilitation training including learning Braille and a cane clinic.
  • Senior services including Senior Speak Out, a weekly seminar that includes speakers on topics of interest to blind seniors, a hot dinner meal, peer networking, and the opportunity to make use of volunteer readers. Senior Speak Out meets Mondays from 2:00-5:00 PM
  • Wide variety of adapted classes and wellness programs including photography, fitness, computers, walking club, yoga, bowling, ceramics, quilting, nutrition and health workshops, etc.
  • Volunteer readers and shoppers.
woman in fitness class using equipment For active seniors like Carmela Rozinski, working out in VISIONS fitness center maintains her health.

For more information, contact:
Ann DeShazo, Director of VISIONS at Selis Manor
646-486-4444 x 11
E-mail: adeshazo@visionsvcb.org




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