News & Events

SWING FOR KIDS!          

BBF’s Fourth Annual Golf Invitational will be on Monday, August 30, 2010 at TPC Stonebrae, 29000 Fairview Ave, Hayward, CA 94542.

Come join us!

BBF2010 Swing for Kids registration form

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Our 2010 Golf Sponsors

Click here to see photos and read about  the 2009 BBF Golf Invitational in Palo Alto and lists of 2009 Golf sponsors.

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Sunday, October 24, 2010 from  2:00 to 4:00 p.m.

AMF Redwood Lanes, 2580 El Camino Real, Redwood City, CA  94061

(650) 369-5584

Join us for a fun-filled afternoon of bowling and a sports memorabilia silent auction to raise money for Blind Babies Foundation.

Mission


When an infant or preschooler is identified as blind or visually impaired, Blind Babies Foundation provides family-centered services to support the child's optimal development and access to the world.

Click here to find out why Early Intervention is so essential.

Services


Blind Babies Foundation has been providing critical early intervention and education services to infants and preschoolers who are blind or visually impaired for 60 years. Our family-centered services are provided in the home environment and encourage every child’s development to the fullest degree possible with careful attention to their individual abilities and needs.

Through our Off to a Good Start program, our Vision Impairment Specialists help more than 540 children each year in 14 central and northern California counties at no cost to families.

"Our son has a visual impairment which put us on a hunt for some sound help and direction. We have been on a medical and emotional roller-coaster and we can wholeheartedly say that having BBF at our side has made this trying time much easier to handle." - .Steve & Jody C. of Lodi, California

Why Use Our Services?


The birth of a baby marks the beginning of many challenges for a family. With a baby who is visually impaired, the challenges are more complex. The early intervention program of BBF, called Off To A Good Start, helps the entire family adjust by:
  • providing parent education
  • providing information -supporting the parent/child relationship
  • connecting the family to resources
  • attending medical visits with families
  • administering visual and developmental assessments
  • referral to other agencies
  • supporting family advocacy skills
  • giving opportunities for families to meet and to learn from one another
For more information, click here.