Explore government agencies and public programs serving people who are blind, visually impaired, or living with disabilities in Connecticut. Select an agency below to learn more about its services, eligibility requirements, contact information, and application process.
Connecticut — Statewide
The Connecticut Bureau of Education and Services for the Blind provides specialized education, independent-living, vocational rehabilitation, employment, and rehabilitation services for Connecticut residents who are blind or visually impaired.
Connecticut — Statewide
BESB Vocational Rehabilitation helps eligible Connecticut residents who are legally blind prepare for, obtain, maintain, or advance in employment.
Connecticut — Statewide
BESB helps adults who are blind or have low vision develop skills, obtain adaptive resources, and connect with services that support greater independence.
Learn More About Independent Living Services for People Who Are Blind
Connecticut — Statewide
Connecticut’s Older Individuals Who Are Blind Program helps older adults who are blind or visually impaired maintain independence in their homes and communities.
Learn More About Connecticut’s Older Individuals Who Are Blind Program
Connecticut — Statewide
BESB Children’s Services helps children who are blind, DeafBlind, or have low vision receive specialized education, accessible materials, assistive technology, and support for greater independence.
Connecticut — Statewide
The Connecticut Library for Accessible Books provides eligible residents with free audio and Braille books, magazines, talking-book equipment, and digital downloads.
Learn More About the Connecticut Library for Accessible Books
Connecticut — Statewide
Connecticut’s Centers for Independent Living help people with disabilities increase independence through peer support, advocacy, independent-living skills training, transition assistance, and community resources.