Introducing VisionAware.
All the resources you need to live a full and independent life with vision loss, including daily living techniques and local support services.
Every day is independence day.
Living an independent life happens at home, at work, and anywhere you want to go. Whether it is for fun, learning, or to simply stay engaged with the world, our products and services help ensure that you can have unfettered access to the joys of life.
Accessible Magazines from APH.
APH is proud to provide Reader’s Digest in braille. Subscribers will receive a free Reader’s Digest in braille magazine every month through the mail. If you would like to sign up, contact Hannah Sedlak at magazines@aph.org or call (502) 899-2387.
The National Library Service (NLS) provides Reader’s Digest in an audio-only form. If you already receive NLS books, you may request to also receive Reader’s Digest in audio. To sign up for an NLS account, visit https://www.loc.gov/nls/.
Featured Products
Keitzer Check-Writing Guide
Writing personal checks is now easier than ever with the Keitzer Check-Writing Guide! Simply feel the locations of the various blanks on a standard sized check, and fill in...
ColorStar
Detect and analyze the color(s) and lighting of your surroundings with this lightweight device.
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