Welcome

Southeast Georgia’s fully accredited community facility providing vision rehabilitation services to blind or vison impaired individuals of all ages. Since 1963, the Center has provided blind and low vision services throughout 29 counties in the southeast portion of the state and provides services for more than 475 people each year.

The mission of the Center is to offer comprehensive services that promote dignity, independence, and confidence to those who are blind or visually impaired.

The Center offers:

Low Vision Services
Orientation & Mobility Services
Assistive Technology Services
Vision Rehabilitation Services
Social & Peer Support Services
Youth Services
Job Readiness/Placement Services

All services are customized to meet individual and personal goals; as well as support the adjustments necessary for vision loss.

Charles C. Taylor

Those we hold closest to our hearts never truly leave us. They live on in the kindness they have shared and the love they brought into our lives.
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There are no truer words to describe our dear friend, Charles C. Taylor. Charles had the kindest of hearts and made sure that everyone who came into his life knew about the mission of the Savannah Center for Blind and Low Vision. This mission was dear to him because he too was visually impaired. Charles, through his kindness and generosity, made it possible for the Center to create a place where all who needed help with vision loss, could receive services.

The Savannah Center for Blind and Low Vision is located in The Charles C. Taylor Building, which is aptly named, as it embodies the spirit Charles treasured most; learning. We are sad to lose our friend Charles, but we know he has left a legacy that has changed lives forever. He will be in our hearts for many years to come.

Donations accepted in memoriam

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Vision Quest Luncheon

Join us Friday, August 22nd for our annual Vision Quest Luncheon. Help us celebrate our success in offering Blind and Low Vision Services for our neighbors in need across the Southeast Georgia community for almost 60 years.

Mission Statement

Savannah CBLV Mission Statement

While always respecting the dignity and rights of blind and visually impaired individuals, the mission of Savannah CBLV is the provision of quality services and activities designed to help each person served adjust to a severe vision loss and to function independently at home and in the community.

To carry out our mission, we offer programs and services designed to provide high quality training in compensatory skills essential for the dignified, independent quality of life our students deserve. Completing our mission, requires that we also strive to instill self-confidence and esteem in our students since, this is necessary to gain a sense of comfort with a vision loss or blindness.

Community Partners

Savannah Center for Blind and Low Vision is proud to work with, and have the support of, so many community businesses and organizations. We depend on these working relationships and partnerships, which ensure continuous and smooth agency operation.

Savannah Center for Blind and Low Vision