Evision Academy

Introduction to Braille is essential. Empowering visually impaired individuals with introduction to Braille fosters independence and paves the way for brighter futures. It's more than just a language; it's a key to literacy, communication, and employment. In the US, the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) requires braille in many places in federal buildings. Having a basic understanding of braille allows access to this accessibilty gateway.

Our innovative approach transforms the introduction of Braille into a fun and engaging adventure for visually impaired individuals. Our Braille Box kits combine tactile learning with interactive materials, like pictures, games and activities, making the journey to basic braille knowledge exciting and rewarding. With our user-friendly design, learning braille code becomes an accessible and enjoyable experience, creating a solid foundation for a brighter future. 

Transform Braille learning into a collaborative journey! Our unique approach enhances accessibility by involving loved ones, caregivers. Our Braille Box kits foster a supportive environment where everyone can participate in the learning process, creating a sense of community and understanding. Loved ones and caregivers become more engaged, and persons with visual impairment gain valuable tools and peers develop empathy. This holistic approach not only empowers the visually impaired with Braille skills but also bridges gaps in communication and inclusion. 

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 requires tactile braille signs on permanent building spaces in public and commercial buildings in the United States. This is to ensure that people who are unable to read print can safely access and use a building.

The ADA is a strong accessibility tool. The key to using it to foster independence is found in basic braille understanding and knowledge.