FamilyConnect

09/18/2026

Our products are designed specifically with students who are blind or low vision in mind, but many of them can also be used and enjoyed by other students. Hear from our APH FamilyConnect Parent Advisory Board about how our products empower students in the classroom and beyond.

09/15/2026

We create tools and provide services for students who are blind or low vision that promote independence and confidence. Hear from Sherry, a parent and APH FamilyConnect Parent Advisory Board member, about how we’ve supported her child’s educational journey, her journey as a parent, and the the journeys of so many other families.

09/10/2026

Want to visit a museum where your child who is blind or low vision will feel included?

The Dot Experience is an inclusive museum experience dedicated to changing perspectives about blindness and is set to open on American Printing House for the Blind’s campus October 30th. Learn how you can support The Dot Experience today during Give for Good Louisville!

09/04/2026

Have you purchased a product from American Printing House for the Blind for you child in the last 12 months? We want to hear from you!

This annual survey gives you an opportunity to share your experiences with APH products and services, helps APH coordinate priorities and improve product development, and collects performance data required by the federal Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA).

Complete the survey by 10/16: https://bit.ly/4zBlBUq

08/04/2026

When someone you care about begins having trouble seeing, knowing where to start can make all the difference. Help them discover practical information about managing their vision loss, resources, and hope through the VisionAware Getting Started Guides. Learn more:

Explore Getting Started guides for vision loss, including resources for adults who are blind or have low vision and families of children with vision loss.

06/25/2026

From math tools to tactile graphics and beyond, hear from the APH FamilyConnect Parent Advisory Board about how our products are supporting their children who are blind or low vision.

06/22/2026

Check out this great opportunity for students and families to explore assistive technology with Center for Assistive Technology Training - CATT.

The CATT Connections program is for students ages 14 to 21 who are Blind and Low Vision, their families, and professionals. This assistive technology (AT) mentoring . Online registration by Cvent

06/11/2026

Parents who have a child who is low vision: American Printing House for the Blind wants you feedback! Check out this important survey opportunity.

We're imagining the future of low vision technology, and we need your help!

If you're an adult with low vision, a parent of a child with low vision, or a vision professional who work with students or clients with low vision, share your insights and technology needs with us through our Focus on Low Vision Technology surveys. Your feedback will guide us as we develop new products and improve existing ones!

Find the survey for adults and parents and the survey for professionals on our Get Involved page: https://bit.ly/3u1hn5M

05/28/2026

Does your child press, poke, or rub their eyes? It's a common behavior, but it can lead to physical harm over time.

Learn about wearable technology that may help you child break the habit.

Discover how OpticWare and APH have developed a device to help children break the habit of eye pressing and protect their eyesight.

05/21/2026

Did you know the American Action Fund for Blind Children and Adults has a free braille book program? Since 1997, this program has provided a free braille chapter book every month with selections designed for readers at a 2nd–4th grade level. Find out more about this fantastic program and apply for your child. https://bit.ly/4uT9UX1