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THE PENNSYLVANIA COUNCIL OF THE BLIND

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The Low Vision Committee provides support for … people with low vision!
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About this Page:

The navigation section of this page contains links to articles and other organizations related to low vision.

Vision:

To continue to be recognized as the leading advocacy organization for people with vision impairments in Pennsylvania. The aim of all our efforts is to encourage and assist people in achieving their potential as valued members of society. PCB assistance, advocacy, and encouragement will be carried out in such areas as, but not limited to, all aspects of accessibility, transportation, education, and employment.

 

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Home Page.
Low Vision Committee's Purpose
Message from the Low Vision Committee
Listen to the Low Vision seminar held at the Brunswick Hotel in 2006
Council of Citizens with Low Vision International
LightHouse International
Blind and Vision Rehabilitation Services of Pittsburgh