Getting Ready for the Future
Eugene Soyfer started with Bosma’s in-home, Community Based Program before moving onsite to the 4-month Rehabilitation Program with one goal: to get back to work. After recently completing the Program, he tested for admission into Bosma’s Business Enterprise Program, where he can learn how to run his own small business through the Randolph-Sheppard Act, which provides people who are blind with access to rewarding and profitable entrepreneurial ventures.
Learning to Cope
Louise Stowers and her husband owned a dairy farm in Kirkland, Indiana, where they raised their three sons and had a good life. After 27 years of farming, Louise chose to find work off the farm. She became a successful trainer and motivational speaker for a national franchise, helping them open businesses nationwide. Sadly, she […]
Bosma now offers single-use scopes
Bosma Enterprises is proud to partner with the world’s largest supplier of single-use endoscopes to provide these life-saving devices to the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
Volunteering with Bosma
Volunteering with Bosma creates opportunities for the future.
Dining in the Dark announces co-chairs
Influential community leaders to oversee planning efforts for signature event supporting Hoosiers who are blind or visually impaired.
I have hope and energy again!
Debbie shares her story and how she is excited to contribute to her family and her community after the Programs provided by Bosma.
STEP Program 2023
Another successful year of STEP is in the books!
Don’t give up on yourself!
My advice to others? Take that first step. Giving up is not an option. When you reach a hurdle, jump over it – another door waiting to open!”
My Low Vision Is Not Who I Am
Donna, a former client, shares her story and how she didn’t let her vision loss change who she is.
2023 Dining in the Dark
We are excited to announce the theme for Dining in the Dark – Emerald City, the City of Hope.