Children are screened for vision abnormalities and caregivers are provided information to further care if issues are detected.

Children are screened for vision abnormalities and caregivers are provided information to further care if issues are detected.

Children are screened for vision abnormalities and caregivers are provided information to further care if issues are detected.

Provides reading services to people who are unable to use standard print materials because of a disability. Programming includes local, regional and national newspapers, grocery/retail store advertisements, magazines of all types, talk radio and other special interest programming, including disability related information.

Children are screened for vision abnormalities and caregivers are provided information to further care if issues are detected.

Children are screened for vision abnormalities and caregivers are provided information to further care if issues are detected.

A radio station that broadcasts news and current information read from a variety of print sources, for people who are unable to read or hold conventional print materials. The user purchases a special radio tuned to the broadcast or uses a live stream Internet option from the agency's web site.

Children are screened for vision abnormalities and caregivers are provided information to further care if issues are detected.

Children are screened for vision abnormalities and caregivers are provided information to further care if issues are detected.

Offers a free service to those who cannot read regular newsprint. Offers over 400 publications to choose from, including ten national newspapers li, sixteen news sources , fourteen international newspapers, and many state newspapers, as well as fifty magazines.

VOICEcorps reading service provides access to print news and information for people who live with blindness, vision impairment or other disabilities which prevent reading. Programs include daily and weekly newspapers, magazines, grocery and retail ads. Listeners hear programs using radio, TV and cable, Internet or mobile devices. Service is provided at no charge.

Provides volunteers to read aloud from current print periodicals

Children are screened for vision abnormalities and caregivers are provided information to further care if issues are detected.

Children are screened for vision abnormalities and caregivers are provided information to further care if issues are detected.

Children are screened for vision abnormalities and caregivers are provided information to further care if issues are detected.

Provides broadcast information of current printed information via a free radio receiver, web site access or pod casts. Personalized Talking Print (PTP) allows listeners to call from any touch-tone phone, anytime of the day or night and listen to a variety of news stories and magazine articles a well as other information upon request

Provides broadcasts of national and local newspapers, magazines, and books to people who cannot read or access printed materials. The service is available via a specialized radio provided free of charge or online at www.gesmv.org

Our Radio Reading Service broadcasts readings of local and regional newspapers, magazines, books and other current printed information to people with visual disabilities and other physical or mental impairments. Through this free service you can stay connected to your community despite your disability

Coordinates the Ohio Talking Book program for Ohio's blind and print disabled citizens, answers general reference questions, provides electronic database access, provides consultancy services for libraries, and provides virtual reference services.