Welcome to Listening Acuity

Listening Acuity is a centralized resource for people who are blind or visually impaired, their families, professionals, churches, schools, colleges, and organizations. Our goal is to provide practical information, adaptive technology training, encouragement, recreation, useful products and services, and connections to resources that can help people live with greater independence and confidence primarily through listening techniques.

What Now? Help After Vision Loss

If you or someone you know has recently lost sight, this section is designed to help answer one of the first questions many people ask: “What do I do now?” Here you will find guidance on rehabilitation services, orientation and mobility, independent living skills, adaptive technology, training, employment resources, support organizations, and recreation.

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Cane Bank Project — Online Application Form

The Augusta Georgia Council of the Blind Chapter offers the Cane Bank Project to assist eligible Georgia residents who are legally blind in obtaining a mobility cane. Applicants must meet the program’s eligibility requirements, including orientation and mobility training. Select the link below to review the qualifications and complete the online application.

Apply for a Cane Through the Cane Bank Project

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