Colorado Blind and Low Vision Services

Colorado — Statewide

Last Verified: July 23, 2026

About

Blind and Low Vision Services is a specialized program of the Colorado Division of Vocational Rehabilitation.

The program helps people who are blind, visually impaired, or DeafBlind become more independent at home, in the community, and in employment.

Training may be provided at a DVR office, in the person’s home, at a job site, virtually, in the community, or through a specialized training center.

Services May Include

  • Personal-adjustment training
  • Vocational counseling
  • Employment preparation
  • Assistive technology
  • Computer and smartphone access
  • Braille
  • Orientation and mobility
  • Independent-living skills
  • Communication skills
  • Home-management skills
  • Job-placement assistance
  • Workplace accommodations
  • Services for people who are DeafBlind
  • Referrals to specialized training providers
  • Business Enterprise Program opportunities
  • Services for older individuals who are blind

Who They Serve

People who are:

  • Blind
  • Visually impaired
  • DeafBlind
  • Experiencing a progressive eye condition
  • Experiencing disability-related barriers to employment or independence because of vision loss

Eligibility depends on the particular service or program.

Geographic Area Served

Statewide throughout Colorado.

Contact Information

Organization: Colorado Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Program: Blind and Low Vision Services
Official website: https://dvr.colorado.gov/dvr-programs-services/blind-and-low-vision-services
Find a DVR office: https://dvr.colorado.gov/dvr-offices

Why We Recommend This Resource

Blind and Low Vision Services provides staff and programs with specialized knowledge of blindness, low vision, DeafBlindness, accessible technology, independent living, and employment.

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