Lighthouse of Pinellas changes the lives of individuals who are blind or visually impaired by offering a continuum of care addressing the physical, mental and social challenges associated with vision loss for the individual and their family.

The Lighthouse of Pinellas will be closed Dec. 23rd through Jan. 1st for the holidays. We will reopen on Jan. 2nd.

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Providing Resources for Individuals and Caregivers

Formed sixty years ago, Lighthouse of Pinellas provides professional, proven training to help people of all ages who may need help adjusting to their vision loss as well as resources and support to their caregivers.

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How We Help

Infants and Toddlers

We give parents hope that their child will grow up to have the same opportunities as their sighted peers.

Adults

We teach adults who have lost their sight the skills they need to become self-sufficient and thriving.

Children

We believe every child should be able to fully participate in all activities and feel no limits to what they can become.

Job Training & Placement

We help working-age adults build the skills and confidence they need to reach their dream of self-sufficiency.

Teens

When teens graduate from high school, we want them to be empowered for success in life on their own. 

Resources

View our assistive technology tutorials, including an introduction to screen reading tools and more.

Get Involved

Tours

Join a regularly scheduled tour or schedule a private tour for your group to learn more about how lighthouse of Pinellas staff support and empower people of all ages with vision loss.

Employment Opportunities

It's not just a career, it's a calling. At Lighthouse of Pinellas, we see things differently, and we look for people who want a career in “making a difference.” Discover our current opportunities.

Volunteer

Are you looking for something more in your life… Something that can provide a strong sense of connection and fulfillment? Volunteer with Lighthouse of Pinellas!

Donate

Since 1956, the Lighthouse of Pinellas has been a safe haven for individuals with blindness and vision loss. But our work has never been more relevant or vital than it is today. Learn how you can support our mission.