Services and Programs

Welcome to ACBVI, the Arizona Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired, where we transform lives and open doors to a world of possibilities. With our comprehensive services and unwavering dedication, we empower individuals with visual impairments to thrive and reclaim their independence.

At ACBVI, our Vision Rehabilitation Services are designed to provide personalized solutions that enhance daily living. Our expert team conducts low vision evaluations, guiding individuals towards tailored strategies for success. From mastering essential skills to navigating the world with confidence through orientation and mobility training, we equip individuals to embrace their independence like never before. Our deep understanding of assistive technologies ensures that no barriers stand in the way of achieving personal goals.

Education and Outreach form the heart of our mission. Through engaging workshops, seminars, and support groups, we foster a supportive community of individuals, families, and professionals. Our commitment to raising awareness and breaking down misconceptions surrounding visual impairments creates a society that embraces diversity. ACBVI takes our advocacy beyond our center, working tirelessly to bring about change in communities nationwide. For additional information on any of our services and programs please contact us at .

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ACBVI Adventures presented by BOK Financial

ACBVI Adventures presented by BOK Financial: Adventure trips like snow skiing, water sports, and rock climbing promote confidence, social connection, and independence. ...read more about ACBVI Adventures

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Orientation and Mobility

Training to help individuals travel safely and independently using a white cane or other mobility tools.

Assistive Technology

Hands-on instruction in screen readers, magnifiers, smart devices, and adaptive software to communicate, stay connected, and independent.

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Living Skills

Practical instruction in cooking, cleaning, personal care, and home safety to support daily independence.

Vocational Rehabilitation

Personalized support to explore career options, build job skills, and find or maintain employment after vision loss.

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Desktop Support Technician Training

A career training program that prepares clients for entry-level IT support roles using accessible technology and culminates with a CompTia I and II certificate.

Social Recreation

Inclusive social activities and events that reduce isolation and support emotional well-being.

iCanConnect

Free communication equipment and training for individuals with combined vision and hearing loss, provided through a national program.

ATArizona

Arizona Technology Access Program (ATAZ) connects individuals with disabilities to devices that enhance daily life, learning, and work.