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Guide Dogs of America
website accessibility rating: excellent 
Books about blindness and vision impairment
Additional notes: none
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The Boston Retinal Implant Project
website accessibility rating: excellent
The core strategy of the Boston Retinal Implant Project (BRIP) is to create novel engineering solutions to treat blinding diseases that elude other forms of treatment.
Additional notes: none
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Guide Dogs for the Blind
website accessibility rating: good
Guide Dogs for the Blind partners blind and visually impaired people with Guide Dogs, at no cost to them.
Additional notes: none
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Glaucoma Research Foundation
website accessibility rating: good
The Glaucoma Research Foundation seeks out new approaches to glaucoma research, and follows the funding through to results.
Additional notes: none
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National Federation of the Blind
website accessibility rating: good
National Federation of the Blind, the leading force in the blindness field today, has 50,000 members, 700 local chapters, 52 affiliates. Fosters self-respect and self-expression of blind and visually-impaired people.
Additional notes: none
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Olmsted Center for the Visually Impaired
website accessibility rating: good
Since 1907, the Elizabeth Pierce Olmsted, M.D. Center for the Visually Impaired (formerly the Blind Association of Western New York) has been a leader in quality services for individuals who are blind or visually impaired. Located in downtown Buffalo, New York, we offer many services to the blind and visually impaired population throughout Western New York. Some of our services in a client's home, school or place of business.
Additional notes: dyslexia friendly
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The Low Vision Gateway
website accessibility rating: good
Your starting point to access the low vision resources of the world
Additional notes: none
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Unite For Sight, Inc.
website accessibility rating: good
Unite For Sight was founded in Fall 2000 by Jennifer Staple when she was a sophomore college student at Yale University. For three years, Unite For Sight exclusively served the medically underserved population of New Haven, Connecticut. Unite For Sight had great success in New Haven and looked to bring proven public health strategies to the international community.
Additional notes: none
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Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic
website accessibility rating: fair
Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic provide equal access to the printed word for all.
Additional notes: none
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American Council of the Blind
website accessibility rating: fair
American Council of the Blind, is the largest organization of blind and visually impaired people in the United States. ACB has affiliates in all 50 states as well as several professional and special interest affiliates. ACB provides support, advocacy and education to blind and visually impaired people as well as members and friends of ACB.
Additional notes: none
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