The following is not a complete listing of organizations for the visually impaired. This database of more than 20,000 commercially available rehabilitation products from more than 2,500 companies, includes personal care, therapeutic, recreation, sensory, educational, vocational, and transportation aids. Lends print-Braille and Braille books through the Kenneth Jernigan Library for Blind Children. This organization teaches people who are blind or legally blind to ski. Members participate in the national and international World Disabled Ski Championships.
Memberships are available through the foundation.
Information and referral to other ski associations for people with visual impairments are available. Instruction is provided for members only. The Council has 20 special-interest affiliates. ACB's 51 state chapters monitor state laws affecting people who are blind. The Braille Forum , a free monthly magazine updating developments in legislation, education, technology, leisure activities, and employment is available in large print, Braille, DOS computer diskette or four-track cassette.