Helen Keller National Center

Community Services ProgramsProgram

Specialists bring training to DeafBlind people at home in Southern California and downstate New York. Training covers independent living, travel, technology, and work.

Comprehensive vocational rehabilitation (Sands Point, NY)Program

In-person job-focused rehabilitation at the national center in New York, including adaptive technology, communication, independent living and orientation and mobility training.

Comprehensive Vocational Rehabilitation ProgramProgram

People who are DeafBlind live and train on a campus in Sands Point, New York. They work on technology, job skills, travel, communication, and daily living.

Help finding services for people who are deafblindService

A regional representative helps DeafBlind people, families, and providers learn what HKNC offers. They help with applying, finding resources, and referrals.

HKNC Older Adult ProgramProgram

This program helps older adults with both hearing and vision loss stay independent at home. It offers Confident Living programs, support for caregivers, and information.

HKNC Southeast A Regional ServicesService

Regional staff connect DeafBlind people in Georgia with consultation, advocacy, assessment, training, referrals, and HKNC programs.

National DeafBlind Equipment Distribution Program / iCanConnectProgram

This program gives free phones, computers, and other tools to low-income people with both hearing and vision loss. It can also pay for in-home training on the equipment.

National RegistryProgram

S. and territories. It is used for research, planning, and grants. Your name is added only with your written consent.