Explore government agencies and public programs serving people who are blind, visually impaired, or living with disabilities in Idaho. Select an agency below to learn more about its services, eligibility requirements, contact information, and application process.
Idaho — Statewide
The Idaho Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired provides specialized rehabilitation, employment, training, and independent-living services to Idahoans who are blind or visually impaired.
Learn More About the Idaho Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired
Idaho — Statewide
ICBVI provides specialized vocational rehabilitation services to help eligible Idahoans who are blind or visually impaired prepare for, obtain, maintain, or regain employment.
Idaho — Statewide
ICBVI provides independent-living rehabilitation services that help Idahoans who are blind or visually impaired learn adaptive skills and remain independent at home and in their communities.
Learn More About Idaho Independent Living Services for Vision Loss
Idaho — Statewide
The Idaho Division of Vocational Rehabilitation helps Idahoans with disabilities prepare for, obtain, maintain, regain, or advance in employment.
Idaho — Statewide
The Idaho Talking Book Service provides free accessible audiobooks and reading materials to eligible Idahoans who cannot use standard print because of a disability.
Idaho — Statewide
The Idaho Assistive Technology Project helps Idahoans with disabilities and older adults explore, try, borrow, and obtain assistive technology that can increase independence.
Idaho — Statewide
Idaho’s Centers for Independent Living provide disability-led services that help people with disabilities increase independence, advocate for themselves, and participate fully in their communities.
Idaho — Statewide
Disability Rights Idaho protects and advocates for the legal, civil, and human rights of Idahoans with disabilities.
Idaho — Statewide
The Idaho Client Assistance Program helps people understand their rights and resolve concerns involving vocational rehabilitation, independent-living, Tribal vocational rehabilitation, and blindness services.