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The first steps on the path to lifelong learning.

Every child deserves a chance for quality education, and students with visual or multiple impairments are no exception. Sometimes, however, they need a few extra tools. That’s why we’re here.

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Multiple Disabilities.

We’re here to help you break down barriers so you can learn your way.

More tools and resources.

Accessible Textbooks

A student reads a braille textbook while sitting outside under a tree with a friend

Tactile Literacy Tools

Two young students and their teacher matching textures with the APH Reach and Match

Tools for Teachers

Preschool boy laughs as he plays with APH's Braille Buzz

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