Explore government agencies and public programs serving people who are blind, visually impaired, or living with disabilities in District of Columbia. Select an agency below to learn more about its services, eligibility requirements, contact information, and application process.
District of Columbia — Statewide
The DC Department on Disability Services coordinates programs and services that help District residents with disabilities pursue employment, independence, and greater participation in their communities.
District of Columbia — Statewide
The DC Rehabilitation Services Administration helps eligible people with disabilities prepare for employment, obtain jobs, maintain employment, and increase their independence.
District of Columbia — Statewide
DC provides specialized vocational rehabilitation, independent-living, mobility, assistive-technology, and employment services for residents who are blind or visually impaired.
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District of Columbia — Statewide
The Independent Living Older Blind Program helps DC residents age 55 and older who are blind or experiencing vision loss maintain their independence at home and in the community.
District of Columbia — Statewide
The DC Center for Independent Living helps people with significant disabilities live independently in their homes and participate fully in their communities.
District of Columbia — Statewide
The DC Talking Book and Braille Program provides free accessible audio and Braille books, magazines, playback equipment, and digital reading options for eligible District residents who cannot read standard print because of a disability.
District of Columbia — Statewide
The Center for Accessibility helps people with disabilities access DC Public Library materials, technology, programs, and services.
District of Columbia — Statewide
Disability Rights DC provides advocacy and legal assistance addressing the rights of people with disabilities, including access to assistive technology and vocational rehabilitation services.
District of Columbia — Statewide
The DC Assistive Technology Program helps people with disabilities and older adults explore, borrow, obtain, and learn about assistive technology that can increase independence.
District of Columbia — Statewide
DC Funds provides an alternative financing option that may help eligible District residents purchase qualifying assistive technology and accessibility equipment.