The feasibility of a physical activity program for people with visual impairment in Taiwan: An occupational perspective

This research explored a group-based physical activity (PA) program designed for people with visual impairment (VI) in Taiwan. It examined whether the program could be successfully delivered and how it influenced participants' health and daily lives. Participants demonstrated improvements in physical fitness, daily activity performance, and social connection, with benefits sustained months after the program ended. This research highlights the importance of supporting PA participation for people with VI and shows how such programs can promote health, independence, and wellbeing. The findings offer valuable insights for future inclusive PA program design and occupational therapy practice.