A Visual rehabilitation is a continuous readjustment process developed for people who lived their daily lives with preserved vision and faced total or partial loss of visual capacity. Our work plan restores confidence in carrying out daily tasks, restores the right to come and go with a long cane, teaches the use of adapted technology and provides emotional support to avoid depression and isolation.
Welcoming and qualified listening post-diagnosis of visual loss to understand individual demands and build the Follow-up Plan.
Active dialogue between the professional and the person being assisted restores self-confidence and combats the feeling of impotence caused by the recent diagnosis. Conducted by the Psychologist and Social Worker under confidentiality and respect for the user's time to process the loss of vision.
Development of autonomy in basic domestic tasks: using the stove, safe meal preparation, hygiene, clothing and home organization.
ADLs work on the notion of space, organization, independence and provide an immediate return to the quality of family life. Practical training in an adapted kitchen teaching tactile techniques for identifying items, dosing hot liquids and labels.
Practical training with a Social Educator qualified to re-teach independent movement using guide cane techniques in public spaces.
Orientation reestablishes position in space via sensory stimuli, and mobility restores the freedom to walk through the streets. Real practices on sidewalks, street crossings, bus stops and urban terminals in Campinas.
Training to operate computers using screen reader software (NVDA/JAWS), keyboard shortcuts and tactile typing.
Allows you to read text documents, browse the internet, e-mails and edit spreadsheets in complete privacy. Indispensable technical instrumentation for maintaining higher studies and returning to corporate work.
Individualized teaching for cell phone use via screen readers activated by gestures and descriptive artificial intelligence.
It guarantees autonomous communication in messaging applications, sending audio, reading ballots and social networks. It brings the person assisted closer to their family, expands social bonds and eliminates barriers to everyday digital communication.
External activity accompanied by a IT Instructor using mobile applications in supermarkets and ATMs.
Tactile and auditory reading of barcodes, payments via Pix and checking balances with banking autonomy. Eliminates dependence on third parties in supermarket purchases and everyday financial operations.
Group facilitated by the Psychologist where adults assisted share anguish, overcoming and life strategies.
The exchange of experiences shows the person receiving assistance that they are not alone, strengthening bonds of friendship and reducing depression. Welcoming and confidential space focused on restructuring hope and identifying with stories of overcoming.
Meetings conducted by the Social Service on legal rights, social security benefits, free passes and accessibility.
Knowledge of the Brazilian Inclusion Law (LBI) to guarantee unrestricted rights and free public transport. Empowers rehabilitated adults to demand compliance with accessibility in public and private spaces.
Lectures and training on professional relocation, creation of accessible CVs and autonomous entrepreneurship.
With assistive technology adaptations, visually impaired people can work in any market segment. Continuous coordination with partner companies in compliance with the Quota Law (Law nº 8,213/91) and consultancy on adapting jobs.
Discover the modalities focused on individual service, mobility, technology and citizenship.
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When an adult loses their vision, the entire family suffers an emotional impact. Often, family members start doing everything for the person they care for out of overprotection or fear of accidents. Our team guides family members to understand that the rehabilitated person is fully capable of cooking, going out, using transport and working safely.
Tactile and contrast techniques for using the stove, identifying seasonings and handling knives with zero risk.
Total autonomy to catch the bus, recognize businesses, make purchases and make payments at the bank.
Social Service meetings to guide relatives to support autonomy without creating dependencies.
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