Explore government agencies and public programs serving people who are blind, visually impaired, or living with disabilities in Arizona. Select an agency below to learn more about its services, eligibility requirements, contact information, and application process.
Arizona — Statewide
The Arizona Rehabilitation Services Administration helps eligible people with disabilities prepare for employment, obtain work, maintain employment, and increase their independence through individualized vocational rehabilitation services.
Arizona — Statewide
Arizona’s Independent Living Older Blind Program helps people who are blind or have low vision learn adaptive skills and use assistive tools that support greater independence at home and in their communities.
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Arizona — Statewide
Arizona’s Centers for Independent Living help people with disabilities increase their independence through advocacy, peer support, skills training, transition assistance, and connections to community resources.
Arizona — Statewide
The Arizona Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired helps adults who are blind, have low vision, are DeafBlind, or have combined vision and hearing loss develop independence, pursue employment, and participate more fully in their communities.
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Arizona — Statewide
The Foundation for Blind Children provides education, rehabilitation, family support, employment preparation, and vision-related services for people who are blind or have low vision, from infancy through older adulthood.
Arizona — Statewide
SAAVI Services for the Blind provides nonvisual training that helps blind and low-vision children, teenagers, young adults, and adults build confidence, practical skills, and independence.