The following links are for organizations outside of the
United Sates:
- The Canadian National Institute for the
Blind (CNIB) - Helping blind, visually impaired, and deafblind Canadians
address one of the greatest challenges of their lives: thriving, - not just
surviving - in a sighted world.
- Royal New Zealand
Foundation for the Blind - Promotes the participation of blind and sight
impaired people in all aspects of life by helping to remove the barriers
that blind and sight impaired people face.
- European Blind Union - Aims to
protect and promote the interests of blind and partially-sighted people in
Europe.
- World Blind Union - The World Blind
Union (WBU) is the international voice of over 50-million blind and visually
impaired people.
- Association of the Blind in Portugal - Support
services for blind in Portugal.
- Danish Association of the Blind -
Renders support and assistance to its members in a large variety of areas
such as social, financial and educational.
- DEBBI - Danish Electronic Library
for the Blind.
- German
Federation of Blind and Visually Impaired People (DBSV) -
represents the interests of blind and partially sighted people in Germany.
- ONCE -
Spanish organization for sightless people.
- SRF - Swedish
Organization of the Blind and Partially Sighted.
- U.I.C - Italian Union
of the Blind.
- Czech Blind United -
Unified national organization of the blind of the Czech Republic.
- Eastern European Network on Access
Technology (EENAT) - An initiative to expand open education and
employment opportunities for blind and low vision persons in Hungary,
Lithuania, Poland, the Slovak Republic and the Czech Republic through the
promotion of expanded use of access technologies in schools and the
workplace.
- Royal National Institute for the Blind
- Challenges the disabling effects of sight loss by providing
information and practical services to help people get on with their own
lives.
- South Australia Royal Society for the
Blind - Helps those with little or no sight to optimize
their opportunities by providing specialist staff, information and
technology resources to meet individual needs.
- Association for the Blind in Western
Australia -Provides a wide range of services to Western Australians who
are vision impaired or blind.
- Guide Dogs for the Blind Association
- Enhances the mobility, independence and quality of life of sight impaired
people through the provision of guide dogs and other services.
- St. Vincent's School for the Blind and
Partially Sighted Children - Liverpool, England. Aims to
work together in a caring atmosphere, to encourage mutual respect, a sense
of achievement and selfworth for blind and partially sighted children.
- International Council on English
Braille - Coordinates and improves standards for braille usage for all
English-speaking users of braille.
- International
Listing of Agencies by Country - Provided by the Royal National
Institute for the Blind Databases.
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