The Cultural Educational Enrichment Program (CEEP) was formed at the Kentucky School for the Blind with strong support from the charitable foundation. CEEP offers Kentucky high school students who are blind or visually impaired an opportunity to explore cultural differences and to travel abroad.

CEEP is designed to allow participants to visit schools for the blind, attend classes, make friendships and to experience different cultures.  In addition to gaining knowledge about the world and various cultures, student travelers learn organization and communication skills as well as how to cooperate in group situations, meet deadlines for applications, make travel arrangements, and prepare follow-up presentations.

Through this program, students have visited: Exeter, England; Dublin, Ireland; Nova Scotia, Canada; the Navajo Indian Reservation in Arizona; and Washington, D.C.

The CEEP student program is made possible through the consistent financial support of the Kentucky School for the Blind Charitable Foundation and its generous donors.