Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Preston Fenton has spent many summers since 2009 enjoying camp with other blind and visually impaired children and teenagers.

The sounds of bowling balls on polished wood and tumbling pins filled the air as seven-year-old Charna Elias held hands with a volunteer, skipping toward an open lane. With assistance, she dropped a ...

More than a half of a million kids in the United States are visually impaired. That's according to a survey done by American Community Survey for the American Foundation for the Blind. Teaching kids ...

Organisers say it will give families practical, playful techniques they can use at home.

Youth who are blind or visually impaired face challenges if they want to play sports or even engage in physical activity their sighted peers may take for granted. The Northwest Association for Blind ...

Before the egg hunt kids got the chance to try out a bunch of different activities like coloring Easter themed print outs. “Yellow is our favorite color,” said Megan Ruseskas, of Swoyersville, after ...

In constant evolution, the world of board games is trying to become more inclusive and accessible for all players, whatever their disabilities. So some game publishers are trying to adapt their games ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — A local group of blind and visually impaired kids from the Ozarks had the chance to learn how to protect themselves if they ever got into a dangerous situation. 417 Boxing and ...

Preston Fenton has spent many summers since 2009 enjoying camp with other blind and visually impaired children and teenagers. Fenton, who said he can see light and shadows with his left eye while his ...

Forever ensnared in a love-fued between 1800s literature and modern gaming, Eman Fatima tries her best to appease both her hobbies by tapping away at her keyboard and writing about her favorite games ...