Developing a Statewide Peer Support Network for Individuals Who Are Blind or Low Vision

Abstract This article looks at experiences of setting up and maintaining peer support groups in two states with long-standing peer support networks for seniors who are blind or low vision (B/LV).

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The New RE view
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2024-10-17
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https://doi.org/10.56733/tnr.23.022
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Assistive Technology in Communication and Mobility
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Developing a Statewide Peer Support Network for Individuals Who Are Blind or Low Vision

Kendra Farrow, Isaiah Postenrieder
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Developing a Statewide Peer Support Network for Individuals Who Are Blind or Low Vision

Kendra Farrow, Isaiah Postenrieder
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Abstract This article looks at experiences of setting up and maintaining peer support groups in two states with long-standing peer support networks for seniors who are blind or low vision (B/LV).

The New RE viewVol. 3(1)
Mississippi State University (US)
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