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No Limits Aging

To create a world of no limits for older adults who are blind or visually impaired, AFB is refining and expanding our strategies to transform the experience of aging with a visual impairment.

Learn about AFB's aging priorities

What does no limits aging look like?

Our Work and Resources

Understanding Transportation Options

Our research team has surveyed organizations and interviewed individuals to identify current transportation practices and challenges for older people with vision loss.

Key Statistics

As people get older, they’re more likely to develop age-related eye diseases that can cause vision loss.

  • How many seniors in the U.S. are blind or visually impaired?
  • How does vision loss change with age?
  • What can we expect in the future?
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Priorities for Aging and Vision Loss

AFB is prioritizing its initiatives and engaging partners to create systemic change, so that there are No Limits for older people experiencing vision loss.

Past Initiatives

AFB brought advocates together to create the 21st Century Agenda on Aging and Vision Loss in order to:

  • raise awareness
  • advocate for better funding, and quality, of services
  • promote the rights of seniors with vision loss