The Montana Association for the Blind is seeking items to keep its Summer Orientation Program up and running.
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The program is designed to provide training for the blind and visually impaired adults in the areas of daily living skill, orientation and mobility (using the white cane), Braille, computers, sewing, crafts and woodworking.
The Summer Orientation Program is held at Carroll College in Helena.
The most necessary items are computers and large flat-screen monitors; sewing machines, fabric and other supplies; cooking supplies; craft items such as craft kits, wood, woodworking kits, leather, leather kits.
Financial donations would also be appreciated.
For more information, call Daisy Hurt at 406-654-1946 or e-mail daisy61duck24@yahoo.com; Kay Stevens, the director, at 406-453-0452, or Rhonda Cochrane, the Anaconda representative at 406-563-7711 or rcyorky@yahoo.com.
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