Founded in 2016, A Shared Vision has quickly become the leading provider of early intervention vision services to Colorado families with children, birth to age three, who are blind or visually impaired. In 2018, we provided over 1,600 in-home visits with 189 children, up 27% and 33% from the prior year.  This level of service is made possible through our partnerships with local Community Centered Boards (CCBs), in 50 counties, representing 81% of Colorado’s population.  Please read our 2018 Annual Report!
“A Shared Vision stepped in when there was a real chance that children in early intervention (EI) would go without home-based vision services. Not only did they fill that gap, their staff fully embraced the EI philosophy of building the family’s capacity to support their child through coaching and truly listening to and addressing family concerns.  They strive to be great EI providers and they are!”
Member of the EI Colorado State Team, Colorado Department of Human Services

PUMPKIN PATCH FRIENDS

More than 30 family members - children with visual impairments, their parents, grandparents and siblings - joined A Shared Vision for a sensory learning experience in Washington Park, Denver on September 28.  Together we explored a farmer's market and practiced orientation and mobility concepts at a pumpkin patch. It was great fun for all!
"This was our first time coming to an A Shared Vision Family Fun Day and our family loved it!"
"This event was awesome. I really like how we had to describe things without being able to see them!"

WESTERN REGIONAL EARLY INTERVENTION CONFERENCE 2019

A Shared Vision co-hosted this year's Western Regional Early Intervention Conference - September 2019. WREIC supports professionals working with, and families of, children birth to five years old who are deaf/hard of hearing, blind/visually impaired, or deafblind. To learn more, click HERE

MEET WILL!

The Shuberts adopted Will in 2018 after he spent a year with them as foster parents and with another foster family in Grand Junction. The same Early Intervention Teacher of the Visually Impaired from A Shared Vision has been their provider throughout these transitions. Since he was four months old, “she’s been Will’s constant. Not only to support him, but also to support me,” explains Shannan, Will’s mom. To read more about Will, click HERE.

FAMILY FUN DAYS!

It was a fun year of activities in Denver, Grand Junction, Greeley and Sterling.  Stay tuned for our schedule of fun learning activities in 2020!