While MCB helps younger clients through school experiences, as students near graduation from high school, our Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) counselors work with clients toward the next stages of their life. Whether transitioning toward work, college, or just an independent life, learn how MCB works to help you navigate forward.
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Technology: MCB's Tech Teams Work For Blind ClientsMCB helps clients understand and adopt an array of tech tools for reading, communication, and much more. Discover how MCB provides tools at no cost to clients and ensures they are compatible with other software and equipment. |
MCB Matches Kids With Extraordinary ExperiencesPart of MCB's work with 14- to 22-year-old students is finding and facilitating experiences that extend their interests and confidence. |
MCB, Teachers, And Your Plans: Getting The Most From Your SchoolBeginning in their school years, and especially in the vital 14-22 years, MCB works together with school districts and Teachers of the Visually Impaired (TVIs) to advocate for blind students. |
Working Together: How Doctors and MCB Work Together For ClientsEvery patient's journey with MCB begins from the moment their doctor declares them legally blind. Aligned from the start, doctors and MCB counselors and staff work immediately and over years to define and refine the tools, training, assistance, and accommodations that enhance the quality of their life. |
Defining Success For MCB's ClientsEvery MCB client is on their own journey with their blindness. We set markers of progress for them according to their own measures. What does success mean for the many clients across Massachusetts? The answers are both incredibly variable, but fundamentally similar. |
What MCB's Vocational Rehabilitation OffersThe goal of VR is to — to the degree possible — help prepare clients in overcoming barriers to accessing, maintaining, or returning to employment and/or other useful occupations. |