American Council of the Blind
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Programs
- X Blood work - Coles County and surrounding area
- X Lake Land College Adult Education
- X Experience Works
- X Charleston Township General Assistance
- X Wheelchair Evaluation Program
- X Oh Baby! - Two Week Comprehensive and Oh Baby! Express
- X Lake Land College Dental Hygiene Clinic
- X PACE - Deaf Services
- X SBL Community CPR Course
- X American Council of the Blind
- X PSA Testing - Jasper County
- X Blood Sugar and Cholesterol Testing - Jasper County
- X Counseling/Crisis Services- Jasper County Health Department
- X ERBA Low Income Home Energy Assistance(LIHEAP) - Jasper County
- X Safesitter Program - Paris Community Hospital
- X Lactation Counseling - Clark County
- X LifeLinks Mental Health Counseling
- X Martial Therapy
- X Environmental Health Programs - Shelby County
- X SBLHC Safe and Snug " Car Seat Class"
- X Sarah Bush Lincoln Home Medical Equipment - Effingham
- X Adult Protective Services (APS)
- X Eastern Illinois University Panther Shuttle
- X Christian Counseling Center
- X Jarman Center Senior Living
- X Horizon Health Diabetes Education
- X AP Therapeutic Practice
Location:
225 Reinekers Ln,. Suite 660
Alexandria, VA 22314
Telephone Numbers and Contact Information:
(800) 424-8666
(202) 467-5081
(703) 465-5085 Fax
Web Page: https://acb.org/
Email to: info@acb.org
Program Details:
| Operating Agency: | American Council of the Blind |
|---|---|
| Agency Type: | Private, Non-Profit |
| Person In Charge: | Scott Thornhill |
| Hours: | M-F; 9am - 5pm |
| Eligibility: | Blind and visually impaired |
| Intake Process: | Telephone, mail, or email |
| Area Served: | Nationwide |
| Ages Served: | All |
| Appt. Necessary: | No |
| Handicapped accessible: | Yes |
| Sign Language: | no |
Program/Service Notes:
The American Council of the Blind offers information and referral services regarding non-medical aspects of blindness; publishes a magazine, “The ACB Braille Forum,” ten times a year in large print, braille, and on digital cartridge, as well as via email, podcast, and online; holds an annual conference in July of each year (volunteer opportunities available) featuring a large trade show with the latest high- and low-tech gadgets for blind and visually impaired people, as well as a wide variety of informative seminars, workshops, and sessions (some for continuing education units); and holds an annual legislative seminar in Washington, D.C. that features a day for members to go up to Capitol Hill and talk with their senators and representatives (volunteer opportunities available). ACB also offers Community Events on a variety of topics, from cooking to grief support groups, cancer support groups, technology training sessions, learning braille, social events/coffee klatches, crafts, literature, religion, exercise classes, sports talk, learning a foreign language, creative writing, and many more. You can participate by telephone or via Zoom. View the list of events on https://www.acb.org/acb-community-events. The American Council of the Blind also provide college scholarships for blind students; the application is available online. If you are interested in volunteer opportunities, you may contact volunteer@acb.org. Must be 15 years or older.
Information and referral - For Illinois Council of the Blind website www.icbonline.org
https://acb.org/
Last Updated: April 1, 2024, 3:02 p.m.