In this episode of Connect the Dots we talk about GDH’s annual event for the Blind and visually impaired youth of Hawaii. We take a dive in this week of fun filled camping activity full of life lessons, good times, and friendships. Campers share their favorite outdoor activities as well as what they’ve learned. Join […]
Today, we will have an enlightening conversation about assistive technology. In society, technology is so prevalent for many. Life would just not be enjoyable or productive without the benefits that technology promotes. […]
A discussion on the 4 different types of hobbies and how they can improve the quality of your life. GDH offers a variety of activities that may support a healthy and meaningful life. […]
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May day is lei day in Hawaii, but it’s not the only time of year that you can make one. Lei is the Hawaiian word for garland, wreath; or a necklace made of flowers, leaves, shells, feathers etc. Gifting someone a lei can be a fantastic way to show appreciation, celebrate special occasions and achievements, […]
Are you looking for another interactive Easter activity? This is a fun and easy “Do It Yourself” project that is accessible, eco-friendly and tactile for blind and visually impaired kids and adults! Make your own confetti eggs! For anyone who doesn’t know what that is, it’s an eggshell filled with confetti. These are also known […]
Guide Dogs of Hawaii would like to shine a light to kick off our Client Achievement Spotlight. Many of our clients work diligently day in and out on working towards their goals. Their hard work and dedication do not go unnoticed. Donald was born and raised on the windward side of Oahu in Kaneohe. Since […]
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(The following article was published in the Star Advertiser on August 24, 2020 where Cassie Ordonio interviews multiple blind community members, including GDH Director Jeanne Torres, who are navigating the changes of COVID-19.) For eight years, the world slowly disappeared for Mary Bafile. After she was diagnosed with macular degeneration, Bafile lost 90% of her […]
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