North Monroe Business District

Since 1971, Lilac Services For The Blind, a 501c3 nonprofit organization, has been helping blind and partially sighted people take back control of their lives. Lilac Services For The Blind is a gateway to freedom and independence for more than 1300 individuals each year. Our purpose is to provide the services and encouragement needed to enable participants to reach their potential level of independence. We continually update our services in order to meet the needs of our participants. As our primary service, the Independent Living program provides in-home training, which includes adaptable communication methods, home management skills, activities of daily living, personal adjustment, techniques for maximizing use of residual vision and adaptive aids, orientation, mobility instruction, and more. Another significant service is our adaptive computer lab where participants learn how to use adaptive products including screen reading and magnification software. Other important services provided are our expanding Braille transcription services, Braille library, adaptive aid demonstrations, low vision department including free evaluations, magnifier loaner program, support groups, and information and referral services. With every life changed for the better, our mission statement is fulfilled and our services prove successful.

Spokane Public Schools serves approximately 29,000 students across 58 schools, supported by a dedicated staff of around 6,000 employees. The district emphasizes community engagement, collaborating with partners like Spokane Parks and Recreation to enhance the future of local parks, schools, and neighborhoods. Committed to real-life learning experiences, Spokane Public Schools offers various summer programs to keep students active and engaged. The district encourages volunteerism, providing opportunities for community members to give back and stay informed about the district's initiatives and news. Generated from the website