V.I.P. stands for visually impaired people who are VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLE. We want to provide low vision community education, assistive technology, support and mentoring.
Visually Impaired People, Inc recommends Verizon Wireless phones
I personally believe Verizon has cell phones that are accessible for the visually impaired. I have researched all companies and while some of them come close, Verizon is still the best and the most reasonable.
Visually Impaired People, Inc promotes glaucoma awareness throughout January
William Bowman, pictured with Dr. Brendan Wyatt of Wyatt Kirkpatrick Eye Associates in Selma, is having his eyes checked for glaucoma during a routine eye exam.
Each January, Visually Impaired People, Inc. promotes early detection. Glaucoma is a leading cause of blindness. Eye exams can prevent blindness if detected early, according to Dr. Wyatt.
Walmart assistant manager goes the extra mile
Karen Woodruff, an assistant manager at the Ann Street Walmart in Montgomery, was recently recognized by Visually Impaired People, Inc.
Woodruff and V.I.P. CEO William Bowman met while he was looking for someone to help him shop. She asked if she could help and the two become fast friends.
Walmart assistant manager recognized by V.I.P.
Christilla Murray an assistant manager at Wal-Mart on Ann Street in Montgomery was recently awarded an award on behalf of the Visually Impaired People organization of Selma for her kindness to customers with special needs.
Red Lobster workers honored
Red Lobster employees provide good service to the disabled and sight-impaired in Montgomery. William is pictured with the manager Rachel Thompson and staff members Shandis and Trisha. They are all kind-hearted and deserves recognition for helping customers with special needs. They assist customers by reading the menu and making recommendations.
Red Robin workers help Bowman have a wonderful birthday
William recently celebrated his birthday at Red Robin in Montgomery. Al Haley was his server. She was very kind to him and got the staff to sing the Happy Birthday song.
She was given the customer service award for making his day better and going out of her way to help a sight-impaired person have a good day. She even read the menu to him and make recommendations.
Old Navy employee recognized
William gives Old Navy employee, Keyona Freeman, a customer service award. She works at Montgomery's Eastchase location. In addition to being friendly to customers, she steps it a step further and takes time to talk to her customers.
What We Offer
1) Low vision community educational programs, conferences and assistive technology demonstrations and expos
2) Support groups, mentoring and advocacy
3) Site and Structural modifications for churches, businesses, etc. for public access
4) Consultations for the visually impaired and low vision evaluations on assistive technology for the visually impaired
5) We provide information and referrals for magnification devices
6) Customer service training and workshops to better acommodate the visually impaired customer