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WalkFit VIPs WalkFit is more than just a walking program for people of all abilities, it is a place for people to

Another enlightening and gorgeous day in Elm Park! Thank you the students, volunteer guides and VIP’s for being a part o...
09/19/2026

Another enlightening and gorgeous day in Elm Park! Thank you the students, volunteer guides and VIP’s for being a part of something bigger than each of us.

A great session at Elm Park today, what a day!
09/12/2026

A great session at Elm Park today, what a day!

09/12/2026

WalkFit - bringing people
Of ALL abilities together to interact, share, and take a walk, sit or roll!

Looking forward to today’s WalkFit session at Elm Park from 10AM-12PM. Drop in and look for the canes!
09/12/2026

Looking forward to today’s WalkFit session at Elm Park from 10AM-12PM. Drop in and look for the canes!

A day spent with Liz and our WalkFit friends offering DOT personnel a chance to walk in another’s’ shoes is a great day!
08/12/2026

A day spent with Liz and our WalkFit friends offering DOT personnel a chance to walk in another’s’ shoes is a great day!

When im not joining WalkFit, i am …… Pink in the Rink for tonight’s Railers game! Raising donations for breast cancer, ...
02/14/2026

When im not joining WalkFit, i am …
… Pink in the Rink for tonight’s Railers game! Raising donations for breast cancer, with an assist from Cup Crusaders!! Join us!
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01/14/2026

Breaking the stigma of the white cane.

For a lot of people, using a white cane isn’t just about learning a skill — it’s about overcoming fear:
Fear of being stared at.
Fear of being judged.
Fear of what it “means” to others.

Some people think using a white cane means you’re “more blind.”
Or that you’re giving up.
Or that it’s a symbol of limitation.

But that’s completely backwards.

The white cane is a symbol of freedom.
It’s a tool of mobility, safety, independence, and confidence.

And honestly, it should be normalized the same way we normalize glasses, hearing aids, wheelchairs, or any other tool that helps someone live fully.

Here’s what I want people to understand:
You don’t have to be totally blind to use a cane.
You don’t need anyone’s permission to use one.
Using a cane doesn’t make you weaker it makes you safer and more independent.

And if you’re someone who’s adjusting to vision loss or thinking about using a white cane, I want you to hear this clearly:

You deserve access. You deserve confidence. You deserve to take up space in the world.

Let’s keep pushing for awareness, education, and respect and let’s break the stigma of the white cane for good.

Just when we thought our Saturday sessions of WalkFit couldn’t get any better, we were able to celebrate our own Blair W...
10/05/2025

Just when we thought our Saturday sessions of WalkFit couldn’t get any better, we were able to celebrate our own Blair Wong, International Optician of the Year! (And have a great walk in the Salem St Library to Saint Vincent’s area).

What a day with WalkFit VIP’s! We had an amazing turnout of VIP’s (thank you, volunteer drivers and guides) and students...
09/28/2025

What a day with WalkFit VIP’s! We had an amazing turnout of VIP’s (thank you, volunteer drivers and guides) and students from UMass Chan Medical School and Mass academy at yesterday’s WalkFit.

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