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Learn about APH programs.
APH ConnectCenter
The APH ConnectCenter empowers people toward greater independence and lifelong success by providing curated information and resources to assist people of all ages who are blind or low vision.
National Prison Braille Network
The APH National Prison Braille Network serves the dual purpose of providing educational and employment opportunities to individuals who are incarcerated and ex-offenders, as well as timely educational materials to children who are blind or low vision.
APH Huntington
APH Huntington provides hands-on trainings, workshops, discussions, and services throughout Cabell and Wayne Counties in Huntington, West Virginia, for people who are blind or low vision.
Braille Tales
The Braille Tales program ensures that children become interested in braille from a young age, encouraging them to be lifelong braille readers, by providing free print/braille books throughout the year.
The M.C. Migel Library
The APH Migel Collection is the largest known library of materials related to blindness and visual impairment in the world. The historical collection complements the professional materials housed in the APH Barr Library.
National Coding Symposium
This symposium collaborates with educational partners nationwide to showcase engaging coding activities that inspire and empower. Designed to ignite the passion for coding among students from elementary to college levels, our symposium cultivates future leaders in programming and software development.
The APH Hive
A free eLearning platform for educators and families, the APH Hive enables teachers to earn ACVREP credits from a growing course catalog covering Assessment, Core Curriculum and more.
