Services for dual sensory-loss persons including

• Assessments
• Community Support Service Providers (as I understand it they help look for service providers)
• Public Education and Technical Assistance
• iCanConnect – Distance Telecommunications Program

Advocacy/Community Organizations; Assistive Technology-general, loans (including hearing impairment), used equipment for sale; In-home help; Hearing General; Homes: accessibility, organization, moving assistance, and relocation help; Medication Management (dispensers and reminders available for loan); Transportation Services – non-medical & Local; transportation voucher program (volunteer drivers); Vision-Blind/Low Vision; WisLoan.

Free eye exams to those who qualify.

Distance learning courses for the blind &visually impaired, their families, people who work for and with them.

Usually meets the first Thursday of the month, transportation available, call AddLife Transit at (715) 537-6333,

Rehabilitation services help individuals who are blind or visually impaired to achieve their own goals of independent living.

Healthy eyes program helps with financial assistance to purchase prescriptions and pay for eye exams.

Private pay assistive technology assessment, implementation, and training.

Free repairs and adjustments of frames and nose pad replacement. More affordable frames and lenses (no eye exams) In the strip mall adjacent to the Rice Lake Marketplace Foods parking lot.

Services and resources for people who are blind or visually impaired. Free white canes. Sharper Vision Store, (608) 237-8100, 754 Williamson St., Madison, WI, 53703