National Federation of the Blind of Georgia/NFBGA
1696 W. Caribaea Trail S.E., Atlanta, 30316
(404) 371-1000 · more numbers below
This is the Georgia state branch of the National Federation of the Blind, a group run by and for blind people. It helps blind and low-vision people through membership in local chapters and divisions, a Seniors Division for people 50 and older, a yearly state convention, and free tools like NFB-NEWSLINE and white canes.
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Free white canes, slates and stylusesService
Long white canes and slates and styluses are given free to anyone in the United States who asks. This is a national effort shared with the American Action Fund for Blind Children and Adults.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Georgia Seniors DivisionProgram
A group for blind and low-vision people age 50 and over. It works to change wrong ideas about blindness and to support seniors in living the life they want.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Membership in a chapter or divisionProgram
Blind people, parents of blind children, students and people losing vision can join a local chapter or division. Joining a local group also makes you a member of the national group.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
NFB-NEWSLINEService
A free audio news service with more than 500 newspapers and magazines, TV listings, emergency weather alerts and job listings. It is for people who cannot read print.
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