Visionscope

Marie Brown tells her story and gives us an insight into work for the blind in Mauritius.

In today’s episode, Sidny Thorp talks about his entrance into FabFive band and how he became the keyboard player. He then goes on to talk about his experiences in information technology and how it has transformed his life.

Sidney Thorp shares his experiences at the Salvation army School for blind in Jamaica, his learning growth in music and some of his achievements.

Dale Miller shares some experiences at the school for the blind in Jamaica, his struggle to obtain employment and hiss involvement with his alumni.

Kelly Brown, a woman of faith, tells how she struggles with challenges caused by a neurological disorder and how she is coping.

Theres tells how she overcame several challenges and is now the IT instructor at Abilities Foundation in Jamaica.

I share some tips on how to make lasting resolutions and feature a short documentary on the life of Louis Braille.

In today’s episode, I feature a discussion on the relevance of brain in today’s society.

In this episode, I share some difficulties encountered after the hosting of the telethon in 1981, ending with my appointment as manager for the newly created training center.

Reflections on my boyhood christmas interspersed with music.

In this episode, I share some experiences I had while working with the Caribbean concert for the blind, western New York partners and benefits derived from working as a volunteer.

This is an edited version of JSB trails, a program produced by the Jamaica society for the blind. Demian Rose and I shared the development of the JSB and talked about many other issues. Whenever you find find it possible please take a listen to JSB trails.

Patrick LAFAYETTE and I reflected on the first time and accessible computer came to Jamaica and the excitement it brought with it. We also did a brief comparison of technology then on the technology at the present time

Today, I talk about some extremely low points in my life, my involvement in building some organizations and the work we were engaged in.

In this episode my wife Nora talks about her experiences and coping with poliomyelitis.

I talk about my life development during the 70s and the proliferation of work about people with disabilities in Jamaica.

My wife Nora and I reflect on our life together and some ups and downs we experienced.

In this episode, I share my first visit to an international conference, the development of the Jamaica Society for the blind and my growth as motivational speaker.

In todays episode, I talk about.dealing with bank requirements both in England and Jamaica as well as some personal issues and how I resolved them.

In this episode, I give a brief description of the role of a physiotherapist, then I proceed to share my experiences at K pH and my eventual transfer to Mauna rehab Center.

I express my sincere thanks to The late Major and Mrs. S.V. Wicks, for guiding my professional development. Then I talk about passing the people’s test and settling in at work.

In this episode, I talk about preparations to return to Jamaica,my appreciation for the help of the Salvation Army, my flight home and the welcome I received

Desmond continues to tell his story about finding employment in England, guide dog training and his journey through life.

Desmond tells about his early days at the Salvation Army School for the Blind, his high school days at Calabar and his training at the RNIB School of Physiotherapy.