5 photosCNIB London Community Hub
42Limited171 Queens Ave Ste 101, London, ON N6A 5J7, Canada
Last updated July 2026
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CNIB is a national non-profit foundation providing programs, services and assistive technology for people who are blind, Deafblind, or have low vision across Canada. The CNIB London Community Hub connects local seniors to vision rehabilitation, guide dogs, technology support and community programs.
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CNIB is Canada's leading organization for people experiencing sight loss, including older adults navigating vision changes and low vision conditions. They offer vision rehabilitation services, assistive technology training through CNIB SmartLife, guide dog programs and community support tailored to help people maintain independence and quality of life at home and in their communities.
The CNIB London Community Hub provides in-person access to free programs and resources, technology workshops and recreational activities. Seniors can drop in to meet staff, learn about available services, explore the latest assistive technology breakthroughs and connect with others in the sight loss community.
As a registered charity with decades of experience, CNIB is accredited by the International Guide Dog Federation and Assistance Dogs International. They operate through a nationwide network of programs designed to empower people who are blind or have low vision to live independently and participate fully in community life.
Editorial summary by Senior Care Path based on verified listing data, last reviewed July 2026.
Services offered
What vision aids typically cost
CNIB London Community Hub sets its own prices. These are typical ranges across Canada, so you know what to expect before you ask.
- Handheld optical magnifierSimple lens, often lit
- $15 to $250
- Portable electronic magnifierPocket screen, adjustable zoom
- $300 to $1,200
- Desktop video magnifier (CCTV)Large screen for reading
- $1,800 to $4,500
Prices in CAD, illustrative as of 2026. What you pay depends on the magnification, screen size, and whether the device is optical or electronic. A low-vision specialist can help you match the right tool to your eyes, and some provincial programs and charities help with the cost.
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Who This Provider Is Best For
- Seniors with vision loss or low vision seeking rehabilitation support
- Older adults wanting assistive technology training for daily living
- People seeking guide dogs to maintain mobility and independence
- Seniors needing community connections with others managing sight loss
Languages Supported
- English
- French
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Google Reviews
4.0
8 Google reviews
Most recent reviews
Jan Viau
7 months ago · via Google
Great place the staff was very helpful and knowledgeable.
Joan A.
a year ago · via Google
They do so much good. They don't get government money. They rely on donations and volunteers only. This is a very worthwhile charity. Please donate and please volunteer for them.
Tyrone Whiston
2 years ago · via Google
Great group of people, friendly staff, fun events, convenient location
Licenses & Registrations
Associations & Accreditations
- International Guide Dog Federation (IGDF) accreditation
- Assistance Dogs International accreditation
- Imagine Canada Trustmark
- Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business membership
Location
171 Queens Ave Ste 101, London, ON N6A 5J7, Canada
Also serves
- London and surrounding areas
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