Resources for Montanas Blind and Low Vision Community
MTBlind.org is a dedicated resource for Montana's blind and low-vision population. The project was started by Ed Worrell of OverHere Consulting about eight months ago, but the idea has been in the back of his mind for nearly six years.
Ed envisioned a comprehensive, easy-to-access resource that could connect blind and low-vision Montanans with vital services, organizations, and opportunities to enhance their independence and quality of life.
The project truly came to life after a conversation between Ed and Jocelyn DeHaas, the Executive Director of the Montana Association for the Blind.
They quickly realized they shared a similar vision for what MTBlind.org could become.
Ed had the technical expertise to build the website, while Jocelyn had the connections and resources to make it as informative and useful as possible. Together, they made it happen, and today, MTBlind.org stands as a collaborative effort between multiple organizations that serve Montana's blind and low-vision community.
This website is a passion project for Ed, built with the goal of making information and resources easily accessible to those who need them most. However, keeping MTBlind.org running takes time, effort, and financial support. If you find this resource valuable and feel generous, please consider making a donation to help sustain and expand the project.
We also welcome feedback and encourage visitors to share suggestions, updates, or additional resources that could be included on the site. If you'd like to provide feedback, please visit our contact page.
If you have valuable resources to share, please submit them on our Request a Resource page.
MTBlind.org is made possible through collaboration with a network of outstanding organizations that work tirelessly to support blind and low-vision individuals in Montana. We proudly work with:
Every contribution,whether through time, knowledge, or financial support helps make MTBlind.org a stronger and more valuable resource for the community.
Thank you for being part of this journey!