We Thrive Together vs Hadley Helps

We believe no one should suffer from social isolation or loneliness. If you are looking to meet new people, have fun, learn new skills, and socialize, you have come to the right place Events - In the last two years, WTT has hosted over 3,200 virtual programs including exercise classes, games, cooking demonstrations, discussion groups, educational presentations, art classes, virtual trips, advocacy forums, line dancing, and much more - Featured games include music bingo, trivia, Family Feud, Wheel of Fortune, Taboo, Charades, $100,000 Pyramid, Name That Tune, Pictionary, Hollywood Squares, Jeopardy, Let's Make a Deal, and so much more Classes - Develop new skills, earn new badges, and have some fun by attending one of our new structured classes. - Topics include: Life Skills, Health & Wellness, Tech Training, Workforce Readiness, Financial Literacy, Character Development, Tough Stuff, Self-Advocacy and more. Upcoming Events - Check out the event calendar and register. - Includes daytime, evening and weekend events - Don't forget to invite a friend. Video Library - Just in case you missed the live event, you can now watch it on-demand in our video gallery.

Vision Loss or Low Vision? Newly Blind? Free Support Starts Here. Hadley provides free help for older adults adjusting to vision loss, low vision, and blindness. Practical tools. Vision support group connection. Trusted disability support. If you are experiencing vision loss or low vision, especially if you are newly blind, you may feel uncertain about what comes next. Everyday tasks can become more difficult. Technology may seem harder to use. You may wonder where to turn for reliable disability support. Hadley is here for you. For over 100 years, Hadley has helped older adults adapt to vision loss with practical guidance, emotional support, and strong peer connection. Our services are completely free for people living with low vision, blindness, and visual impairment — as well as their families. Practical Help for Vision Loss & Low Vision Our short, easy-to-follow tutorials teach adaptive skills that improve independence and vision accessibility. Learn new ways to: Manage daily tasks with low vision Use smartphones and devices with better vision accessibility Stay organized at home Build confidence after becoming newly blind Maintain independence despite vision loss Every lesson is designed specifically for older adults adjusting to low vision and blindness. Personalized Support Adjusting to vision loss is not just practical — it’s emotional. Our experienced team offers compassionate, one-on-one support tailored to older adults experiencing low vision or newly blind changes. We listen. We guide. We help you take the next step. Join a Vision Support Group That Understands Hadley’s growing community and vision support groups connect you with others living with vision loss and low vision. Talk with people who truly understand the challenges and ways to adjust. You don’t need to face vision loss alone. Low Vision Help, Your Way Get Hadley’s support: Through the app By phone In the mail Whether you’re newly blind, adjusting to low vision, or seeking trusted disability support, Hadley meets you where you are. A Trusted Resource for Vision Loss Hadley works with leading national organizations, including the National Eye Institute and the American Academy of Ophthalmology, to ensure expert-backed support for people living with vision loss and low vision. Our mission: Hadley provides both practical and social/emotional help to older adults adjusting to vision loss, empowering them to adapt and thrive. Contact Us (800) 323-4238 info@HadleyHelps.org