When your child is leaving preschool and preparing for kindergarten, you may find yourself with additional meetings and feel eager to help make their first day the best you can. Find ways to ensure the meetings support your child from day one. bit.ly/3SbUuLA

The Monarch is a tool to help students & adults thrive in the classroom & beyond! APH ConnectCenter shares how the Monarch can support parents, professionals, adult learners, & more alongside info about alternative funding & suggestions for educating others. bit.ly/3Mb1J2Q

Is your high schooler considering heading to college or pursuing further education opportunities? Check out our Transition to College Activity Guide for supported activities to do with your child before they head off to college. bit.ly/4cCiNKV

Transitioning from early intervention and in-home support to IEP and school-based support is an important milestone for you and your child. Preparing for the upcoming transition is a great way to support your child. bit.ly/4f1YTe5

Preparing for kindergarten can stir up many different emotions. Working with your child's team and setting up ways to help your child be successful from the first day will ensure this transition is smooth. bit.ly/3zH4F4o

Sorting, puzzles, and other skills learned at younger ages support job skills for your child when they are older. It is never too early to start developing these skills to help your child succeed. bit.ly/3zVYN7q

CVI Awareness Month is an opportunity to share resources and the stories of families of children with CVI. Learn more about cortical/cerebral visual impairment, the leading cause of childhood visual impairments. bit.ly/3X7uIer

CVI Now from Perkins School for the Blind is a wealth of knowledge and an amazing resource. Discover supports for early intervention, information on CVI visual behaviors, and more. bit.ly/4dtoqLN

Meet Sina Bahram, an expert in inclusive design and blind accessibility! Don’t miss this engaging read on how he’s shaping a more accessible world and get a sneak peek of his Career Conversation interview on September 19th. bit.ly/3WWROmE

September 23-27 is Fall Prevention Awareness Week! Learn valuable tips to reduce the risk of falls at home and explore practical strategies to keep yourself and your loved ones safe. bit.ly/46bOrvk

Help APH test a new accessible font! If you use your eyes in any capacity to read text on screens, take this survey to help us refine the font & ensure it's easy to read for the widest audience possible. Complete the survey on a desktop or laptop by 10/11. font.aphtech.org

Exciting news! The AI & Inclusive Hiring Framework is set to revolutionize the hiring process, with a special focus on supporting disabled job seekers. bit.ly/3Y59uhR

Gain confidence in your travel skills with key tips and techniques for orienting independently. Explore our guide to navigating your environment when you're blind or have low vision! bit.ly/3TFlpQT

Discover how Customized Employment helps individuals with disabilities or barriers find meaningful, tailored jobs that match their strengths and interests. Learn more about this collaborative approach that benefits both job seekers and employers. bit.ly/3NcQEyM

Landmarks, compass directions, and describing traveling to a location are all ways to support your child and their Orientation & Mobility skills. bit.ly/3YzChLD

You play a vital role in helping your child develop independence and confident travel skills. Learn what you can do today to support your child’s future success—We cover skills from birth through high school. bit.ly/48joR9S

Dating with vision loss can feel daunting, but it doesn't have to be! Just in time for Valentine’s Day, check out this article for tips on confidently navigating the dating world, from online profiles to first dates and beyond. bit.ly/3Q8u8sk

Your voice matters! Help us enhance APH CareerConnect by sharing your thoughts in our short survey. Your feedback will guide us in improving resources for job seekers who are blind or low vision. Take the survey! bit.ly/42DnB0x

Embrace the outdoors, even with blindness or low vision! You can rediscover the joy of outdoor activities with orientation and mobility training, supportive companions, and a willingness to ask for assistance. bit.ly/4hnIJvo

Supporting students with CVI in learning letters & numbers requires tailored strategies. Using high-contrast visuals, preferred colors, & interactive tools can make identification easier. Learn practical techniques to help your child build these skills. bit.ly/4iUDuUZ