Savannah's Page

As the Development Director of Anchor Center for Blind Children, I am immensely proud of the life-changing work we do every day. As the only center & community based nonprofit dedicated to serving Colorado's children from birth through age 5 who are blind or visually impaired, we are not just an institution; we are a beacon of hope and a source of endless possibilities for these young lives.

Our approach to education, therapies, intervention, and eye care is not just about addressing immediate needs; it's about unlocking potential. Each child that comes through our doors brings a unique set of challenges and abilities, and we tailor our approach to meet them where they are. Witnessing their growth, their milestones, and their joy is a profound experience.

We are not just teaching skills; we are nurturing confidence and independence. Our transdisciplinary team of experts works tirelessly to ensure that each child receives the highest quality of care and education. From sensory learning to mobility training, every aspect of our program is designed to empower these children to navigate the world on their own terms.

What makes our work even more rewarding is the community we've built. The families of these children are an integral part of our journey. We provide them with support, resources, and a network of others who understand their experiences. This collaborative environment fosters a sense of belonging and strength, which is crucial for both the children and their families.

Anchor Center is more than a place of learning; it's a place where limitations are transformed into opportunities. Every smile, every new word spoken, and every step taken independently is a testament to the resilience and capabilities of these incredible children. Being a part of their journey is not just a job; it's a privilege.

I am proud to be a part of an organization that is making a tangible difference in the lives of children who are blind or visually impaired. We are not just changing lives; we are shaping futures, and that is something truly extraordinary.