One Day at a Time
February is Low Vision Awareness Month – with low vision, daily tasks are managed and completed in a much different way. Read this blog to learn more!
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Meet the IBVI family
Coming on board with IBVI means joining a family of professionals who realize the key to a fulfilling career is teamwork. Each person brings unique skills, stories and experiences that strengthen the IBVI culture and make us who we are.
Milwaukee Beer Barrels Blind Bowling League
Many of our own IBVI employees participate in a number of activities for those who are blind or visually impaired.
Camelia W.
“I love working! And the people—all the supervisors, managers, and the CEO are the greatest. It’s shown me different ways to process my blindness. By working here I’ve learned I can accomplish anything.”
Jeana A.
“I think IBVI does a fantastic job of treating their employees well. They’ll do whatever they can to make a job accessible.”
Your New Career Starts Here
Because what people can achieve depends entirely on who they are, IBVI’s first priority is finding exceptional individuals – no matter where they live or what jobs they’ve done in the past. Next, we offer a generous relocation package, on-the-job training, and a host of other benefits to ensure they thrive.
With roots in the Milwaukee area dating back to 1952, IBVI has facilities in West Allis, Janesville, and two locations in Menomonee Falls, WI.
Community Outreach for the Blind
We show our pride in working with the blind and visually impaired community through sustained and well-supported outreach efforts.
Entertainment Resources for Those With Visual Impairments
One question a lot of people wonder when they think about those who are blind and visually impaired is, how do they engage with media and entertainment? Or, what types of entertainment do they interact with? Read this blog to learn more!
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