Most Catholic homeschool parents have the luxury today of being very picky about their materials and companies they support in their homeschooling endeavors simply because there are so many options. This is not the case with materials for the blind, and so, I am including as many resources as I think will be helpful, even if they carry problematic materials as well. I believe it is much better to pick through materials from a secular correspondence school for the blind than be forced to send your child to a public institution. I have no experience teaching a child to read Braille. They also offer some Catholic magazines in Braille.
Catalogs are available in Braille, large print or on audio cassette.
This major Catholic publisher has many materials available on audio tape - particularly in the clearance section of their website. We have especially enjoyed their Vision Books on audio tape. Most of their audio tapes would be more appropriate for high school and adult age. Many of their titles are also available from Dumb Ox Press . You can order their tapes online from Catholic Shopper .