Cabell-Wayne Association Of The Blind

The Cabell-Wayne Association of the Blind (CWAB) was founded on October 9, 1975, with the mission to promote and advocate for the economic, educational, and social welfare of the blind and visually impaired. Our organization is committed to helping individuals maintain a lifestyle comparable to other members of society. We strive to be a model for organizations that assist the blind and visually impaired, offering timely and appropriate responses to their changing needs.

At CWAB, we believe in empowering individuals by providing access to resources, services, and opportunities that enhance their independence. Our programs and services include guidance, support, and advocacy to ensure that our members can fully participate in society. We are dedicated to promoting the abilities of the blind and visually impaired, recognizing that they are capable of achieving great things with the right support.

Our team is composed of passionate individuals who are committed to making a difference in the lives of our members. We include a diverse range of professionals, including an Executive Director, Consumer Advocate, and Office Manager, all working together to ensure that our services are effective and responsive to the needs of our community.

Our vision for the future is to be recognized nationally as a model for organizations serving the blind and visually impaired. We aim to continue providing state-of-the-art services that address the evolving needs of our members, ensuring that they can live independently and with dignity.