MAB Community Services was founded in 1903 as the Massachusetts Association for the Blind.
MAB now serves individuals who are blind or visually impaired, adolescents with
brain injuries, and adults with developmental disabilities.

 

News and Events | 2008 Boston Marathon                                           Visually impaired team members Kurt Fiene and Adrian Broca were featured on the front page of the Boston Globe and placed first and second in the visually impaired division of the 112th Boston Marathon. More                         


 
Students plant flower bulbs outside of the Ivy Street School. News and Events | Gardeners partner with Ivy Street School Students to give job experience

On November 14, students from the Ivy Street School got down on hands and knees with Brookline gardeners to plant hundreds of flower bulbs, marking the launch of a collaboration between the Ivy Street School and local gardening enthusiasts. Click here to read the full article in the Brookline TAB.

 
News and Events | 2008 Vision 5K!                                  
Start fundraising now for the 2008 Vision 5K! Join us on June 7 at Roberto Clemente field for another exciting race.  Please visit www.vision5k.org for more details.  

 

News and Events | MAB's Annual Dinner Solving the Vision Loss Crisis raised $160,000 for MAB's services on April 9, 2008. The event featured a seminar on age-related vision loss and new directions in rehabilitation, research and technology. Honorees were Mr. A. Raymond Tye and Mr. Paul G. O'Friel.                     

 

 

Of Interest | The Glaucoma Foundation Announces Formation of New England Chapter
The Glaucoma Foundation is pleased to announce the formation of its New England Chapter. TGF conducts vital research and provides public education programs about glaucoma. The New England Chapter will strive to become an important network for patients, families, and area providers.  For more information, visit www.glaucomafoundation.org.