For those who enjoy art, various museums and organizations offer accessible experiences around Houston.

Multiple strategies and resources can help you find safe, fun ways to stay active with low vision.

A variety of tech tools, including software for medication management, smart canes for mobility, and screen readers can support independent living for those with low vision.

Mental health is an important part of wellness. There are many ways for people to help support their loved ones with low vision.

Glare can be an uncomfortable experience, especially indoors. Changing lighting and wearing indoor sunglasses can help.

Optimizing lighting through simple changes can improve your function and comfort at home.

Some simple changes can improve the accessibility of your Android device.

Low vision resources can improve your home life and help you continue activities that you enjoy.

Online communities for parents of children with low vision can provide helpful information, advice, and emotional solace.

If you enjoy reading, these resources can help you access print and Braille texts.

Taking care of a child with low vision can be difficult. Some resources for parents can provide guidance and support.

Certain technologies can help with reading labels and instructions for managing medications.

Metro Life is an accessible transportation service in Houston.

Organization, optimal lighting, and magnification can help you practice self-care, maintain hygiene, and apply makeup with low vision.

Certain strategies, supplies, and clever recipes can make cooking with low vision easier.

Navigating social security can be challenging. This is a basic guide to introduce you to relevant resources.