Sponsors
Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind, (Diamond Sponsor)
The Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind (AIDB) is the world’s most comprehensive education, rehabilitation and service program serving individuals of all ages who are deaf, blind, deafblind and multi-disabled. Founded in 1858 by a young medical doctor who wanted to educate his deaf brother, AIDB now serves more than 36,000 infants, toddlers, children, adults and seniors with hearing and vision loss throughout Alabama each year. https://www.aidb.org
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Ability 2 Access (Bronze Sponsor)
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A2A is proud to be a distributor of Low Vision and Blindness Products that include desktop video magnifiers, portable video magnifiers, handheld video magnifiers, software, braille embossers, braille displays and more. ability2access.com
Allied Instructional (Silver Sponsor)
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Allied Instructional Services is an education management company providing schools and government agencies with the professional staff and programs needed for supporting the growth, development, and life skills of individuals with special needs. alliedinstructional.com/
Florida Vision Technology (Bronze Sponsor)
Florida Vision Technology is a certified woman-owned small business based out of Fort Lauderdale. Lesa Kretschmer, Founder, and CEO, have worked in the blindness and low vision industry for more than 29 years. She is committed to placing the best assistive technology solutions available today within reach of blind and visually challenged people of all ages and walks of life. floridareading.com/
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Georgia Center of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (Silver Sponsor)
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A statewide nonprofit organization that provides interpreting, community, and employment services for the deaf and hard of hearing, their family members, friends, local state and federal agencies. www.gcdhh.org/
GA Pines (Silver Sponsor)
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Georgia Parent Infant Network for Educational Services (Georgia PINES) is a statewide early intervention program for families of children birth to five years of age with a diagnosed hearing loss and/or visual impairment. Families receive information and training to assist their children to develop to their potential across all areas of development. All services are provided in the home or other appropriate natural environment. All services are free to Georgia PINES families. Georgia Pines
Georgia Sensory Assistance Project (Diamond Sponsor)
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The Georgia Sensory Assistance Project provides technical assistance, training, and sponsors events — including Sibshops and teen events — that support children and youth with deaf-blindness and their family members, school personnel, and other service providers. https://coe.uga.edu/outreach/programs/georgia-sensory-assistance-project
Smokey Powell Center (Diamond Sponsor)
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The Georgia Academy for the Blind is pleased to offer outreach services through the Smokey Powell Center. The center is housed on the Academy’s campus and provides services to any student throughout the state of Georgia who is blind or visually impaired. Services are provided at no cost to the student. https://www.gabmacon.org/
Exhibitors
Mountainview Low Vision Services
Cheryl Saucier created Mountain View Low Vision Services in the spring of 2019 to offer a wide variety of high quality low vision products to people with vision loss in our area. Cheryl has the clinical experience, assistive technology knowledge, professional connections, and integrity to help you discover what devices, services, technology and resources are available. Cheryl works with individuals, families, agencies, medical providers, and facilities. Whether it is through our low vision products, workshops, or rehabilitation and contract services, Cheryl can help improve the quality for people living with vision loss.
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