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Salem & Peabody Lions Club program on Massachusetts Association for Blind ad Visually Impaired

Learn how to help the blind and visually impaired lead full, independent and satisfying lives

The Salem and Peabody Lions Clubs invite you to a May 15, 2017 information session to introduce the Massachusetts Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired (MABVI).

“At MABVI, we know that with the right support anything is possible. Individuals can lead full, independent and satisfying lives with the assistance of volunteers who help them adapt and make day to day tasks more manageable. Volunteering can transform lives and keep people in their homes.

Since 1903, this non-profit organization has been creating opportunities for people facing the challenges of vision loss and forging community partnerships to meet the pressing need for high quality services and to transform lives.”

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Linda Werman, Director of Community Engagement, Jennifer Buchanan, Coordinator of Volunteer Services, a MABVI consumer and volunteer will be there to share more about this organization.

The program, sponsored by the Peabody and Salem Lions Club will be held at the Salem Moose Family Center, 50 Grove St in Salem. The evening schedule is:

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6:30 PM: Social gathering, snacks provided

7:00 PM: MABVI program

8:00 PM: Further discussion over coffee and dessert

A small donation is requested to defray the cost of the food.

As space is limited we are requesting that those who plan to attend RSVP to Chris Weis (salem.ma.lion@gmail.com, 617-407-6767, @SalemMALionsClub) or Jen Buchanan (jbuchanan@mabcommunityh.org , 978-621-8374, @PeabodyLions Club).

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