Provides vocational rehabilitation services, independent living services, and prevention of blindness services to blind and visually impaired consumers.

<http://www.sccb.state.sc.us/>

Provides services statewide for deaf, blind, and sensory multidisabled individuals (children and adults), their families and the professionals who work with them.

<http://www.scsdb.org>

Information for parents to help guide your child’s education and strengthen partnerships with teachers and other school leaders. Links to local districts, statewide test scores, and a wide variety of other resources.

<http://ed.sc.gov/visitors/parents/>

South Carolina’s interagency early intervention system for infants and toddlers under three years of age with developmental delays, or who have conditions associated with developmental delays.

<http://scfirststeps.org/BabyNet.html>

Provides informational and recreational reading materials in accessible formats at no cost. The program serves South Carolinians unable to use conventional print due to a visual or physical disability.

<http://statelibrary.sc.gov/Talking-Book-Services/>

Provides high-quality, low-cost children’s books in braille. Braille books are provided at each level of development, from toddler board books to classic literature for older children.

<http://seedlings.org>

Provides integrated educational, social and recreational programs and services. Offers a wide variety of children’s books and multi-sensory books.

<http://brailleinstitute.org/>

Offers braille books, magazines, textbooks, tests, and embossing services in order to promote braille and braille literacy.

<http://www.nbp.org>

American Printing House for the Blind offers a variety of instructional materials and books. Many of their products are used in South Carolina public and private school programs for children who are visually impaired.

<http://www.aph.org>

The kit includes materials that teach fundamental early literacy skills to children and help parents be more involved in their child’s development.

<http://www.perkins.org/resources/curricular/literacy/panda/>

The website offers suggestions for creating educational toys and activities from items in the home for children who are blind or visually impaired.

<http://www.tsbvi.edu/Education/activities.htm>

<http://www.perkins.org/resources/scout/literacy-and-braille/emergent-literacy.html>

<http://www.tsbvi.edu/Education/pre-braille-motor.htm>

<http://www.nfb.org/legacy/fr/fr6/frw0108.htm>

<http://www.tlrf.org/common/pdfs/124312.Brochures%204%20tots.pdf>

<http://www.familyconnect.org>

<http://www.aph.org/cvi/articles/groenveld_1.html>

Hadley School for the Blind offers courses free of charge to its blind and visually impaired students and their families and affordable tuition courses to blindness professionals.

<http://www.hadley.edu/>

Communication and information available in English and Spanish.

<http://www.nichcy.org>

This site specializes in reliable information and positive attitudes about blindness and the abilities of blind people.

<http://www.nfb.org/nfb/Parents_and_Teachers.asp>