Please join us on Sunday, August 1st for our first in person meeting of the SCKCB since the COVID-19 crisis began. We haven't been able to meet since February of 2020 are excited to be able to get together again to renew our friendships face-to-face. We will be meeting at a new location, the Higgins Center. See our meetings page for details, map and driving directions..
On February 3rd, the SCKCB held its first bi-monthly meeting of the year via Zoom. During that meeting, Jim Thoune resigned as our president and Vice President Richard Lindsey assummed those duties until the end of Jim's term, which is up next year. Teresa Escue was elected as Vice President and former president, Jim Thoune, was elected as treasurer.
We thank the outgoing officers for their work for the organization and its members, and wish our new panel of officers well in their upcomming term.
In order to help keep our membership and visitors safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, meetings of the SCKCB are currently being held weekly via zoom. Those who wish to attend may do so using either their cell phone or their internet-connected computer. Please see our meetings page for more information.
The SCKCB Grant committee awarded a grant to Teresa Escue for the purchase of a MyEye made by Orcam. See our grants page for more information.
The South Central Kentucky Council of the Blind (SCKCB), our parent organization, the American Council of the Blind, and its affiliates, strive to increase the independence, security, equality of opportunity and quality of life for all blind and visually impaired people.
For more information about the South Central Kentucky Council of the Blind or to join our organization, see our About Us page.