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The South Dakota Association of the Blind (SDAB) is an organization whose purpose is: - To promote the general welfare of the blind and visually impaired throughout the state of South Dakota;
- To bring the public a better understanding of the efforts and aims of those persons with disabilities;
- To create a spirit of cooperation between blind and sighted people;
- To be of general service, help, and inspiration to the blind, and work for the blind.
| Visit Fred's Head accessible online catalog of tips, techniques, and resources for blind and visually impaired. APH's Fred Gissoni's subjects range from using old greeting cards for braille notepaper, to envisioning what blind people experience when they dream. Submit questions and review items. Listen to ACB Radio. ACB Radio Mainstream is your source for entertainment and information, primarily spoken word content, by the blind, for the blind, and those interested in blindness issues. | The South Dakota Job Service now offers computers that are accessible to blind/visually impaired users to assist in seeking employment. Click the Job Hunting link.
Dakota Link provides assistive technology services to people with disabilities in South Dakota. Among these services is a low-interest loan program for the purchase of assistive technology. |
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