Living Well with Low Vision: Smart Phone Accessibility Settings

About this event

Blind and Low Vision Information Session – Program Description

Our monthly blind and low vision information session at the

Plymouth District Library offers a welcoming environment for community members

who want to learn, connect, and explore practical resources. Anyone for whom

glasses are no longer sufficient is encouraged to attend. Each session introduces

tools and strategies that support people experiencing vision loss, while also

fostering meaningful social connections. Because topics change each month,

participants can discover fresh ideas that improve safety, independence, and

confidence.

These sessions are both social and informative. Many meetings feature a guest

speaker who shares insights on accessibility tools, assistive technology,

medication management, mobility supports, or community programs. Caregivers are

always welcome. Registration is invited but not required, and tokens for Plymouth

Senior Transportation are available upon request. To learn more about the library

and its available services, please visit the

Plymouth District Library website

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Monthly Blind and Low Vision Information Session – Event Details

Each blind and low vision information session focuses on a single

topic, such as talking prescription labels, magnification tools, digital reading

solutions, mobility support, or statewide low vision resources. Because the Library

collaborates with local organizations, attendees often learn about additional

services available in the region. These sessions offer guidance for individuals

navigating recent vision changes as well as those seeking updated strategies for

long-term low vision living.

Participants also receive practical information they can use right away. This

includes accessible labeling ideas, medication safety options, household

organization tips, transportation resources, and digital accessibility suggestions.

These sessions encourage open conversation, allowing guests to share personal

experiences, ask questions, and connect with others who understand the challenges

of vision loss. The series aims to provide both knowledge and community support.

Photography & Accessibility Information

Library events may be photographed or recorded. By attending, you consent to the

Library’s use of these images for print and online promotion, including social

media platforms. If you require auxiliary aids or services, please contact Library

Director Shauna Anderson at

sanderson@plymouthlibrary.org

or call 734-453-0750 ext. 218. Advance notice is appreciated so accommodations can

be arranged.

From Plymouth District Library