Find your way, your way.
Services and answers for blind, low vision, Deaf, hard of hearing, and DeafBlind people and their families. Read it, listen to it, or watch it in ASL. Free, in all 50 states and DC.
23,000+places focused on vision and hearing
168,000+including services open to any disability
50 + DCevery state, every county
3 waysto read every page: text, audio, and ASL
Where do you want to start?
Four paths. Each one shows what to do first, who pays, and who can help near you.
- Blind and low visionVision rehab, orientation and mobility, braille, guide dogs, low vision clinics, and free talking books.
- Deaf and hard of hearingAudiologists, hearing aids and cochlear implants, ASL, interpreters, captioning, and Deaf community.
- DeafBlindSupport service providers, free equipment through iCanConnect, protactile, and training.
- Tech and toolsScreen readers, magnifiers, braille displays, captioned phones, alerting devices, and who pays for them.
New to this? Start here.
Pick the one that fits.
- My vision is changingLow vision care and vision rehab, at any age.
- My hearing is changingHearing tests, hearing aids, and what they cost.
- My baby did not pass a hearing screenWhat to do in the first weeks and months.
- I need an interpreter or captionsYour right to communication access, and how to ask.
- This started later in lifeMost vision and hearing loss begins after 50.
Not sure? Try What are you navigating?
Read it. Hear it. Watch it.
Every page has a Listen button at the top and is built to work with screen readers like VoiceOver, NVDA, JAWS, and TalkBack. Use Display settings for large print, high contrast, or extra spacing. Our key guides are coming in ASL, with captions and transcripts.
Tools that speak up for you.
Free, private, and they work with screen readers. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.
- Communication access cardShow or hand over a card that says how to communicate with you.
- Request letter builderAsk in writing for an interpreter, captions, braille, or a housing change.
- Who pays?Hearing aids, implants, low vision devices, technology, guide dogs, and training.
- My Devices cardYour hearing aids, processor, braille display, and settings in one place.
- What are you navigating?Pick a situation and get the first steps and the right links.
How we check every listing
Every listing says how it was checked, so you know when to call first.
- Self Verified
The organization confirmed its own listing in the last 12 months.
- Confirmed Profile
ConnectIDD checked it against public sources.
- Registry Listing
A licensed provider from a public registry, not yet confirmed. Call first.
For agencies, clinics, and schools.
Self Verify your listing. Tell people if your staff sign, if you provide interpreters, and if you offer braille and large print.