Our Approach
Accreditation and certification
As Alberta’s leading provider of vision loss rehabilitation therapy, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Alberta is committed to providing an unmatched quality of care for all we serve. For this reason, we are committed to ensuring all our specialists are certified by the Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation & Education Professionals (ACVREP). Our specialists hold ACVREP credentials today, and all are expected to be certified by mid-2017. Visit the ACVREP website for more information.
Our commitment to diversity
Vision Loss Rehabilitation Alberta strives to establish and maintain an inclusive environment and believes that diversity is an invaluable asset. We are committed to practices based on merit, transparency, accessibility and inclusion.
Our strategic plan
Aim Higher, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada's first multi-year strategic plan, outlines four ambitious goals that will drive our work providing high-quality care, enabling independence, and supporting all Canadians with vision loss.
Accreditation and certification
As British Columbia’s leading provider of vision loss rehabilitation therapy, Vision Loss Rehabilitation British Columbia is committed to providing an unmatched quality of care for all we serve. For this reason, we are committed to ensuring all our specialists are certified by the Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation & Education Professionals (ACVREP). Our specialists hold ACVREP credentials today, and all are expected to be certified by mid-2017.
Our commitment to diversity
Vision Loss Rehabilitation British Columbia strives to establish and maintain an inclusive environment and believes that diversity is an invaluable asset. We are committed to practices based on merit, transparency, accessibility and inclusion.
Our strategic plan
Aim Higher, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada's first multi-year strategic plan, outlines four ambitious goals that will drive our work providing high-quality care, enabling independence, and supporting all Canadians with vision loss.
Accreditation and certification
As Manitoba’s leading provider of vision loss rehabilitation therapy, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Manitoba is committed to providing an unmatched quality of care for all we serve. For this reason, we are committed to ensuring all our specialists are certified by the Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation & Education Professionals (ACVREP). Our specialists hold ACVREP credentials today, and all are expected to be certified by mid-2017. Visit the ACVREP website for more information.
Our commitment to diversity
Vision Loss Rehabilitation Manitoba strives to establish and maintain an inclusive environment and believes that diversity is an invaluable asset. We are committed to practices based on merit, transparency, accessibility and inclusion.
Our strategic plan
Aim Higher, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada's first multi-year strategic plan, outlines four ambitious goals that will drive our work providing high-quality care, enabling independence, and supporting all Canadians with vision loss.
Accreditation and certification
As New Brunswick’s leading provider of vision loss rehabilitation therapy, Vision Loss Rehabilitation New Brunswick is committed to providing an unmatched quality of care for all we serve. For this reason, we are committed to ensuring all our specialists are certified by the Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation & Education Professionals (ACVREP). Our specialists hold ACVREP credentials today, and all are expected to be certified by mid-2017. Visit the ACVREP website for more information.
Our commitment to diversity
Vision Loss Rehabilitation New Brunswick strives to establish and maintain an inclusive environment and believes that diversity is an invaluable asset. We are committed to practices based on merit, transparency, accessibility and inclusion.
Our strategic plan
Aim Higher, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada's first multi-year strategic plan, outlines four ambitious goals that will drive our work providing high-quality care, enabling independence, and supporting all Canadians with vision loss.
Certification
As Newfoundland and Labrador’s leading provider of vision loss rehabilitation therapy, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Newfoundland and Labrador is committed to providing an unmatched quality of care for all we serve. For this reason, we are committed to ensuring all our specialists are certified by the Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation & Education Professionals (ACVREP). Our specialists hold ACVREP credentials today, and all are expected to be certified by mid-2017. Visit the ACVREP website for more information.
Our commitment to diversity
Vision Loss Rehabilitation Newfoundland and Labrador strives to establish and maintain an inclusive environment and believes that diversity is an invaluable asset. We are committed to practices based on merit, transparency, accessibility and inclusion.
Our strategic plan
Aim Higher, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada's first multi-year strategic plan, outlines four ambitious goals that will drive our work providing high-quality care, enabling independence, and supporting all Canadians with vision loss.
Certification
As Northwest Territories' leading provider of vision loss rehabilitation therapy, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Northwest Territories is committed to providing an unmatched quality of care for all we serve. For this reason, we are committed to ensuring all our specialists are certified by the Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation & Education Professionals (ACVREP). Our specialists hold ACVREP credentials today, and all are expected to be certified by mid-2017. Visit the ACVREP website for more information.
Our commitment to diversity
Vision Loss Rehabilitation Northwest Territories strives to establish and maintain an inclusive environment and believes that diversity is an invaluable asset. We are committed to practices based on merit, transparency, accessibility and inclusion.
Our strategic plan
Aim Higher, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada's first multi-year strategic plan, outlines four ambitious goals that will drive our work providing high-quality care, enabling independence, and supporting all Canadians with vision loss.
Accreditation and certification
As Nova Scotia’s leading provider of vision loss rehabilitation therapy, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Nova Scotia is committed to providing an unmatched quality of care for all we serve. For this reason, we are committed to ensuring all our specialists are certified by the Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation & Education Professionals (ACVREP). Our specialists hold ACVREP credentials today, and all are expected to be certified by mid-2017. Visit the ACVREP website for more information.
Our commitment to diversity
Vision Loss Rehabilitation Nova Scotia strives to establish and maintain an inclusive environment and believes that diversity is an invaluable asset. We are committed to practices based on merit, transparency, accessibility and inclusion.
Our strategic plan
Aim Higher, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada's first multi-year strategic plan, outlines four ambitious goals that will drive our work providing high-quality care, enabling independence, and supporting all Canadians with vision loss.
Accreditation and certification
Vision Loss Rehabilitation Ontario is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). CARF International is an independent, non-profit accreditor of health and human services. Visit the CARF website for more information.
As Ontario’s leading provider of vision loss rehabilitation therapy, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Ontario is committed to providing an unmatched quality of care for all we serve. For this reason, we are committed to ensuring all our specialists are certified by the Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation & Education Professionals (ACVREP). Our specialists hold ACVREP credentials today, and all are expected to be certified by mid-2017. Visit the ACVREP website for more information.
Our commitment to diversity
Vision Loss Rehabilitation Ontario strives to establish and maintain an inclusive environment and believes that diversity is an invaluable asset. We are committed to practices based on merit, transparency, accessibility and inclusion.
Our strategic plan
Aim Higher, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada's first multi-year strategic plan, outlines four ambitious goals that will drive our work providing high-quality care, enabling independence, and supporting all Canadians with vision loss.
Accreditation and certification
As Prince Edward Island’s leading provider of vision loss rehabilitation therapy, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Prince Edward Island is committed to providing an unmatched quality of care for all we serve. For this reason, we are committed to ensuring all our specialists are certified by the Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation & Education Professionals (ACVREP). Our specialists hold ACVREP credentials today, and all are expected to be certified by mid-2017. Visit the ACVREP website for more information.
Our commitment to diversity
Vision Loss Rehabilitation Prince Edward Island strives to establish and maintain an inclusive environment and believes that diversity is an invaluable asset. We are committed to practices based on merit, transparency, accessibility and inclusion.
Our strategic plan
Aim Higher, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada's first multi-year strategic plan, outlines four ambitious goals that will drive our work providing high-quality care, enabling independence, and supporting all Canadians with vision loss.
Accreditation and certification
As Saskatchewan’s leading provider of vision loss rehabilitation therapy, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Saskatchewan is committed to providing an unmatched quality of care for all we serve. For this reason, we are committed to ensuring all our specialists are certified by the Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation & Education Professionals (ACVREP). Our specialists hold ACVREP credentials today, and all are expected to be certified by mid-2017. Visit the ACVREP website for more information.
Our commitment to diversity
Vision Loss Rehabilitation Saskatchewan strives to establish and maintain an inclusive environment and believes that diversity is an invaluable asset. We are committed to practices based on merit, transparency, accessibility and inclusion.
Our strategic plan
Aim Higher, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada's first multi-year strategic plan, outlines four ambitious goals that will drive our work providing high-quality care, enabling independence, and supporting all Canadians with vision loss.
Vision Loss Rehabilitation Yukon is a health services organization. We provide training that enables people who are blind or partially sighted to develop or restore key daily living skills, helping enhance their independence, safety and mobility. Our certified specialists work closely with ophthalmologists, optometrists and other health care professionals, providing essential care on a referral basis in homes and communities across Yukon.
Vision Loss Rehabilitation Yukon is operated by CNIB and funded by donations and the Government of Yukon.
Mission
To change what it is to be blind through innovative programs and powerful advocacy that enable Canadians impacted by blindness to live the lives they choose.
Values
Empowerment
Inclusiveness
Innovation
Passion
Collaboration
Integrity
Certification
As Quebec's leading provider of vision loss rehabilitation therapy, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Quebec is committed to providing an unmatched quality of care for all we serve. For this reason, we are committed to ensuring all our specialists are certified by the Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation & Education Professionals (ACVREP). Our specialists hold ACVREP credentials today, and all are expected to be certified by mid-2017. Visit the ACVREP website for more information.
Our commitment to diversity
Vision Loss Rehabilitation Quebec strives to establish and maintain an inclusive environment and believes that diversity is an invaluable asset. We are committed to practices based on merit, transparency, accessibility and inclusion.
Our strategic plan
Aim Higher, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada's first multi-year strategic plan, outlines four ambitious goals that will drive our work providing high-quality care, enabling independence, and supporting all Canadians with vision loss.