Indiana Blind Services

Bvis provides services to eligible hoosiers that are blind or visually impaired.

Indiana blind services.

Please browse this page for information on one of the following topics. Ensure that children and young adults with combined vision and hearing loss have the educational support necessary to successfully complete school and be better. Division of disability and rehabilitative services blind and visually impaired services. The project s goals are to.

Indiana deaf blind services project the information provided on this page is intended to help you in your reporting efforts by answering your questions about the registry and reporting process. Blind visually impaired resources. White cane safety day proclamation. Skip to the content.

The indiana deaf blind services project is a federally funded grant administered by the blumberg center for interdisciplinary studies in special education. Bvis fssa in gov or at 877 241 8144. Indiana family and social services administration. Indiana blinds shutters indianapolis offers new and exciting custom window coverings to the greater indianapolis metro area.

Indiana 811 is an organization established to provide a communication link between excavators and operators of underground utilities. Promoting safety and preventing damage to underground facilities by providing excellent coordination and notification services at a reasonable cost. Adaptive sports programs in indiana. Awareness and advocacy.

Bosma enterprises is a nonprofit organization that s been helping hoosiers with blindness and visual impairment for more than 100 years. It discusses what it means to qualify as deaf blind and provides examples of students who are eligible for the registry and the project s services. National federation of the blind 200 east wells street at jernigan place baltimore maryland 21230. 402 west washington street room w453.

Community based services bosma enterprises is indiana s largest provider of services to people who are blind or visually impaired. Our experienced staff members more than half of whom have low vision offer personalized programs ranging from counseling to job placement to training for daily living helping adults gain the life skills they need to remain independent and the job skills. From our central location in indianapolis we travel to all parts of indianapolis visiting clients in their communities and teaching them in both one on one and group situations the skills they need to continue living independently.