Adaptive Strategies for Household Tasks
This hands-on, skills-focused class is designed to support individuals with vision impairment to confidently manage everyday household chores. Participants will learn practical, adaptive techniques for tasks like sorting laundry, measuring detergents, using washers and dryers, organizing cleaning supplies, and maintaining a tidy home. Using tactile strategies, labeling systems, and sensory cues, you’ll discover simple ways to make daily chores safer, easier, and more independent.
Class Details
Cost
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Ways to Learn
In Person
- WednesdaysSeptember 2 to September 23 11:15 AM to 12:15 PM PT
4 weeks
How to Sign Up
What will I learn?
- How to sort laundry, measure detergents, and safely use washers and dryers
- Techniques for cleaning and organizing with tactile cues and labeling systems
- How to navigate household appliances using adaptive tools and routines
- Simple methods for creating manageable chore schedules
What is this class like?
- Hands-on practice with real household tasks
- Clear, step-by-step demonstrations and individualized support
- A supportive, accessible learning environment for all skill levels
- Helpful take-home tips and resources for continued independence
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