Explore government agencies and public programs serving people who are blind, visually impaired, or living with disabilities in Georgia. Select an agency below to learn more about its services, eligibility requirements, contact information, and application process.
Georgia — Statewide
The Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency helps Georgians with disabilities prepare for employment, find and maintain jobs, increase independence, and access specialized rehabilitation services.
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Georgia — Statewide
Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation helps eligible people with disabilities prepare for, obtain, maintain, regain, or advance in employment.
Georgia — Statewide
Georgia provides specialized vocational rehabilitation and blindness services to help people who are blind or have low vision increase independence and achieve employment goals.
Georgia — Statewide
Project Independence helps Georgians age 55 and older who are blind or visually impaired learn skills and use resources that help them remain independent.
Georgia — Statewide
GVRA provides specialized vocational rehabilitation services for Georgians who are Deaf, DeafBlind, or hard of hearing.
Georgia — Statewide
Georgia Library Service provides free accessible books, magazines, Braille, audio materials, and reading services for eligible Georgians who cannot use standard print.
Georgia — Statewide
Georgia’s Centers for Independent Living provide disability-led services that help people with disabilities increase independence, advocate for themselves, and participate in their communities.
Georgia — Statewide
Tools for Life helps Georgians with disabilities and older adults learn about, try, borrow, and acquire assistive technology that can increase independence.
Georgia — Statewide
Credit-Able is Georgia’s alternative financing program designed to help eligible people obtain assistive technology and accessibility modifications through affordable financing.
Georgia — Statewide
The Georgia Client Assistance Program provides free assistance and advocacy to applicants for and recipients of vocational rehabilitation services.
Georgia — Statewide
The Georgia Advocacy Office works to protect and advocate for the rights of Georgians with disabilities.