Vision Rehabilitation Services of Georgia

Access Technology TrainingService

You learn to use computers and other technology when you have vision loss. This includes screen magnifiers, screen readers and braille displays. Training is one-on-one or in small groups.

Comprehensive Low Vision EvaluationService

This is the first step. A low-vision eye doctor checks how well you see and suggests tools and other services. A custom plan is then built for you.

Daily Living Skills TrainingService

A vision rehabilitation therapist helps you learn tools and ways to do daily tasks on your own. Topics can include cooking safely, managing medicine, braille and cell phone use.

Job ReadinessService

Classes and guidance help blind and low-vision people get ready for work. You look at job options, learn what tools you need, and practice talking about your vision loss with an employer.

Orientation and Mobility TrainingService

An instructor helps you plan how to travel safely at home and in your community. You also learn ways to get around without driving. Instructors check your home for safety and share ways to prevent falls.

Personal Adjustment CounselingService

Counseling helps you and your loved ones cope with the feelings and challenges of vision loss. You learn new tools and ways to feel more in control.

Project IndependenceProgram

This is Georgia's vision program for adults 55 and older with vision loss, or vision and hearing loss. It offers training, devices and support groups to help you stay independent.

Public Education Speakers and TrainingService

VRS offers speakers and in-service training about eye health, vision loss and vision rehabilitation. The talks also cover what people with vision loss can do and need.