Taiwan

• Huei Ming School and Home for Blind Children
  Christian private school in Taiwan. (In Chinese)

• International United
  Visual aids Center in Taiwan.

• Institute for the Blind of Taiwan
  Information only in Chinese.

• Taiwan Guide Dog Association
  Guide dog centre in Taiwan. (In Chinese)

Thailand

• Foundation for the Employment Promotion of the Blind (FEPB)
  Foundation for the Employment Promotion of the Blind, a non-profit organization, was established in July 1993 with the purpose of training blind people for various jobs.
• Light for the Blind
  The foundation for the blind in Thailand.
• Overbrook-Nippon Network on Educational Technology for Blind and Low Vision Persons (ON-NET)
  The ON-NET Regional Center is a center of Access Technology that focuses on networking with visually impaired individuals and organizations in the Asean Region.
• Pattaya Blind School
  The Pattaya Redemptorist School for blind children provides free residential schooling for poor blind children who would otherwise receive no education.
• Thailand Association of the Blind Group
  The purpose of establishment is to support the strengthening of Thailand Association of the Blind and its engagement in social activities.

Turkey

• Betid
  Turkish distributor of assistive technology. (In Turkish)

Ukraine

• World of Ophthalmology
  Victor Zamyatin's site World of Ophthalmology is a most complete and systematic reference in all problems of ophthalmology. Here you can find over 7500 links from more than 1300 sites.

United Arab Republic

• Braille House Trading
  Braille House Trading is a premiere supplier of educational toys, school furniture, and disabled appliances in the United Arab Emirates, and the Arabian Gulf.

• Nattiq Technologies
  The mission of Nattiq Technologies is to bring speech enabled applications to all sectors of the Arabic speaking market.

• Visiotech
  Distributor of assistive technology based in the United Arab Republic. (In Arabic)

United Kingdom

• A-Z to Deafblindness
  This site is here to try and offer some help to Blind, Deaf people, And especially Deafblind people, and those who provide specialized services for those who are Deafblind. A-Z to Deafblindness is also here, to make people more aware about Deafblindness.
• A2i Transcription Services
  Welcome to the website of A2i. Our aims are to make information accessible to people with visual impairments, and to help businesses fulfil their legal requirements under the Disability Discrimination Act 1995. We can help you translate your company's information into Braille, Large Print, Tape and Disk.
• Ability's Index (blind & visually impaired)
  Links on blindness and visual impairment.
• Access to Information and Reading Services (AIRS)
  AIRS aims to provide information of all kinds in an accessible form to people who have difficulty reading print.
• Accessible Friends Network (TAFN)
  TAFN is a user-led U K voluntary group who use email, the internet, voice conferencing & other resources to improve the quality of life for people who are registered blind (who may also have other disabilities) & their partners, by networking.
• Action for Blind People
  A national UK charity which aims to enable blind and partially sighted people to enjoy equal opportunities.
• AGRIP
  Our aim is to provide access to the mainstream gaming community not by producing specialist "accessible games" but by making mainstream games accessible. We want blind people to not only play the games that sighted people do, but to be involved in the online communities that surround them. AGRIP = Accessible Gaming Rendering Independence Possible.
• Art Through Touch
  Art Through Touch is an organisation based in south London that develops and runs art projects with visually impaired and blind people.
• Aspire Consultancy
  To help visually impaired people to aspire to their full potential through the provision of quality advice and training on appropriate specialist technology.
• Association of Blind and Partially Sighted Teachers and Students (ABAPSTAS)
  ABAPSTAS was founded in 1970 by a small number of visually impaired people with the primary aim of supporting students, teachers and lecturers. Since then, ABAPSTAS has grown into a national self-help and campaigning organisation with a strong voice.
• Association of Blind Piano Tuners
  Professional qualified piano tuners and technicians tuning and repairing pianos in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
• Batten Disease Family Association
  The Batten Disease Family Association (BDFA) was formed in 1998 by a small group of parents of children with Batten Disease with the help of seeAbility and Contact-a-Family. Registered Charity status for our national support network was granted in 2001.
• Beacon Centre for the Blind
  Beacon Centre is totally independent of any other charitable organisation offering services to the blind. In existence since 1875, we currently provide services for several thousand registered blind and partially sighted people living in Wolverhampton, Dudley, Sandwell and South Staffordshire.
• Blatchington Court Trust
  Promoting education and employment for the vision impaired under the age of 30 throughout Sussex.
• Blazie Engineering
  The UK bransch of the American company specialised in providing access to Windows-based systems for Blind and Visually-impaired people.
• Blind Business Association Charitable Trust
  The Blind Business Association Charitable Trust was founded in 1994 in the UK to promote self-employment for Visually Impaired People.
• Blindcare
  Blindcare, established in 1988, is an equal partnership of nine UK based charities and was founded to promote payroll giving.
• Blindcricket UK
  News about blind cricket.
• Blink Fundraising
  Blink is a fundraising an UK organisation that raises funds and awareness for the blind and visually impaired community.
• Braille Chess Association (BCA)
  British association for visually impaired chess players.
• Braille Translations
  Braille Translations offers many services such as documents for translation by email or 3.5” floppy disk in Microsoft Word format which can be translated and returned to you within a week.
• BrailleChess Net
  BrailleChess.Net is a web site that we hope will learn other Deafblind and Blind people to try and give Chess a go.
• British Computer Association of the Blind
  BCAB is an organisation of visually impaired people who use Information and Communications Technology. Our members range from experienced computer professionals, to people who are beginning to explore the use of Information and Communications Technology for leisure, study or employment.
• British Council for the Prevention of Blindness
  The BCPB is working in partnership with other charities and agencies. Our special role is to fund research and training. We support Vision2020, a worldwide initiative on the part of the WHO, governments and other agencies to end avoidable blindness by the year 2020.
• British Educational Communications and Technology agency (BECTa)
  Formerly National Council for Educational Technology (NCET).
• British Retinitis Pigmentosa Society
  This Web Site covers such areas as Who is the British Retinitis Pigmentosa Society, Understanding RP and the Changes brought about by RP, Genetics and Inheritance Patterns of RP, Young People with RP.
• British Wireless for the Blind Fund
  The British Wireless for the Blind Fund is a registered charity, dedicated to providing the companionship of radio, to every blind person in need in the UK.
• BrookesTalk
  BrookesTalk is a web browser for the blind and visually impaired which aims to support users searching the Web for information. It provides functions which enable the user to scan Web pages and sites in the same way that sighted users do.
• Cardiff Institute for the Blind
  The work at Cardiff Institute is to help the visually impaired (meaning blind or partially sighted) community in the Vale of Glamorgan and surrounding area.
• Catholic Blind Institute
  This UK organisations runs St. Vincent´s School for Blind and Partially Sighted Children and Christopher Grange Centre for Adult Blind.
• CBM United England
  The British site of the international Christian development organisation whose primary purpose is to improve the quality of life of the world's poorest persons with disabilities and those at risk of disability, who live in the most disadvantaged societies.
• China Vision
  China Vision is a UK registered charity set up in 1999 with the aim of forming a bridge between people in the UK and China who are concerned about improving educational opportunities for visually impaired people in the People's Republic of China.
• City Synergy
  City Synergy is a sports and social group for Vision impaired people in the Brighton and Hove area.
• ClearVision
  ClearVision is a UK postal lending library of mainstream children's books with added braille. Our books all have braille, print and pictures, making them suitable for visually-impaired and sighted children and adults to share.
• Cobolt Systems
  We are a U.K. based company specialising in the design, manufacture and supply of innovative aids for the blind and partially sighted.
• Cochrane Eyes and Vision Group (CEVG)
  CEVG is an international network of individuals working to prepare, maintain and promote access to systematic reviews of interventions to treat or prevent eye diseases or visual impairment.
• College of Optometrist
  The professional, scientific and examining body for Optometry in the UK.
• Colloptics
  Colloptics caters for both the eye care professional and the visually impaired individual. Within this site you will find details of our many services and product ranges, including the Keeler range of low vision devices for which we are appointed distributors.
• Compass Braille
  Based in the U.K. Compass Braille produces Bibles, Christian literature and materials for Community Healthcare projects in both Braille and Giant Print in various languages for distribution around the world.
• Confederation of Tape Information Services (COTIS)
  COTIS is a self-help grouping of tape recording services, cassette libraries etc both large and small. Started in 1986 with the idea that an umbrella group would enable knowledge to be shared and expertise pooled.
• County Durham Society for the Visually Handicapped
  The Society is a small voluntary organisation that was founded in l987. Its main area of operation is within Co. Durham. Its purpose is to offer services to the blind and visually impaired with the aim of improving the quality of life.
• Cragside Consultants
  UK company specialised in Computers and Computer Access Technology for Visually Impaired people and the professionals who work with them.
• Cue and Review
  Scottish Voices, UK News, Information & Entertainment accessible to visually and reading impaired people.
• Deafblind Scotland
  This site was created to provide information, advice and support to help people who have a dual sensory impairment, their families and friends and the professionals who work with them.
• Deafblind UK
  Deafblind UK is a national charity which provides a range of support services to deafblind adults and their carers.

• Describe online
  Contains a hypertext map of the London Underground and National Rail networks and a growing number of text guides to stations.

• Devon Sensory Team
  We are a specialist County Council team providing services to people who are visually impaired, or have an acquired hearing loss, or who are Deaf. We also provide services to people who have a significant combination of hearing and sight loss.
• Disability Advice Welfare Network Blind Users Group (Dawnbug)
  This site will contain a variety of sections concerned with the use of computers by the blind.
• Dolphin Computer Access Limited
  Dolphin Computer Access Limited design, manufacture and distribute adaptive computer equipment for people who are blind or partially sighted. (Dolphin UK)
• Dorton College of Further Education
  Dorton College was founded in 1989 by the Royal London Society for the Blind in order to establish a unique partnership between a specialist college and the further education sector. The objective was to create a syndicate that enables visually impaired people to gain access to the widest range of provision on the basis of equality with their sighted peers.
• Dorton House School
  Dorton House School is a non-maintained special school run by the Royal London Society for the Blind. The school is located southeast of London. The education covers from early years to the age of 16.
• E-access Bulletin
  E-access Bulletin is an electronic newsletter, produced by Headstar. The Bulletin's main sponsor is the Royal National Institute for the Blind. The project is also supported by the National Library for the Blind, and the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association.
• Echurch-UK
  We are an online community of visually impaired Christians, based in the United Kingdom.

• Electronic Aids for the Blind
  Electronic Aids for the Blind is a national charity founded in 1978 by Brian and Jane Payne who are both registered blind. They realised over twenty years ago just how important technology would be for people with sight loss.

• English Blind Golf Association
  Blind Golf is played strictly to the Rules of Golf produced by the R&A. The R&A has published "A Modification of the Rules of Golf for Golfers with Disabilities" which allows blind golfers to ground their club in a hazard.
• English National Association of Visually Handicapped Bowlers
  The English National Association of Visually Handicapped Bowlers is made up of more than 50 member clubs and has more than 600 members.
• Equality and Human Rights Commission
  The commission is working to eliminate discrimination, reduce inequality, protect human rights and to build good relations, ensuring that everyone has a fair chance to participate in the British society.
• Exhall Grange Old Pupils
  A site for old pupils ox Exhall Grange School.
• Eye Health
  This page is intended as a general resource for eye health and care in the UK.
• Eye Talk English
  Eye Talk English aspires to provide a unique experience for visually impaired young people and adults by offering Homestay Language Courses for the blind and partially sighted.
• EyeHelp
  EyeHelp was formed to offer a unique reference point on eye problems and eye care. Whatever your eye colour or condition, you'll find useful advice on eye care, glasses, lenses and treatments here.
• Fight for Sight
  Fight for Sight is the UK's leading charity in the battle against blindness, funding first-class research into the prevention and treatment of eye disease and injury.

• Films involving Disabilities
  This site presents a detailed list of 2,500 feature films which involve in one way or another various disabilities. It is directed towards teachers, students and anyone who has an interest in how disability is represented in films.

• Force 10 Company
  Force Ten Company Ltd specialise in Sensory Loss & Hearing Loop systems, such as Text Readers, Bar Code Scanners, i.d.Mate and other products for the blind and visually impaired.
• Gateway
  Helping you to help blind and partially sighted people. Gateway is an initiative of Share The Vision and the Society of Chief Librarians in the UK.
• Goalball.co.uk
  Brtish goalball site.
• Guide Dogs
  The UK organization Guide Dogs wants a world in which all blind and partially-sighted people enjoy the same rights, opportunities and responsibilities as everyone else.
• Hagger Electronics
  British vendor of equipment for the hearing and visually impaired.
• Hampshire Association for the Care of the Blind
  Hampshire Association for the Care of the Blind, (HACB), have been providing care and support using volunteers and a few staff, to the visually impaired and blind people in Hampshire (UK) for over 77 years.
• HumanITy
  HumanITy, the world's first digital charity, was founded to investigate and tackle social exclusion problems raised by the information technology revolution.
• i-Map
  i-Map is an online art resource designed for visually impaired people with a general interest in art, art teachers and their visually impaired pupils. It incorporates text, audio, image enhancement and deconstruction, animation and raised images.
• ICT Help for people who are Blind or Visually Impaired
  Andy Spongs lives and works in the UK. He teaches a range of ICT courses and write Jaws Keystroke and Windows Keyboard Shortcut Tutorials.
• Insight Radio
  Insight Radio is the new name for Europe's first radio station dedicated to the blind and partially sighted community.
• Iris Fund for Prevention of Blindness
  The Iris Fund for Prevention of Blindness is a charity that funds research, within the United Kingdom, into the causes, prevention, treatment and cure of eye disease.
• Jarik Staffs
  British distributor of assistive technology.
• Jewish Blind & Disabled
  Jewish Blind & Disabled is the working name of The Jewish Blind & Physically Handicapped Society, a registered charity not part of any other organisation. Founded in 1969 by the late Cecil Rosen, who recognised the need for purpose-built housing for blind, partially sighted and physically handicapped members of the community.
• JMU Access Partnership
  The JMU Access Partnership is a not-for-profit pan disability access consultancy supported by the Royal National Institute for the Blind. We specialise in buildings, transport and the street environment.
• Jordan Jay Trust
  The Trust has been established to raise funds for research into the treatment of Late Infantile Battens Ð also known as CLN2.
• Joseph Clarke School for the Visually Impaired
  Special school in London from nursery to secondary level for children and young people with visual impairment.
• JustVanilla
  JustVanilla is the 'web-accessibility' service that enables people with disabilities, especially visual disabilities, to easily access and use the Internet.
• Keighley & District Association for the Blind
  Keighley and District Association for the Blind is now in its 91st year of serving the needs of registered Blind or Partially Sighted people in the Bingley, Keighley, Silsden, Cross Hills, and Skipton communities of Yorkshire and the Barnoldswick community in Lancashire.
• Kent Association for the Blind
  Established in 1920 the association for the Blind is the local Charity in Kent, Bromley and Bexley. Working in partnership with the Kent County Council, Medway and the London Boroughs of Bromley & Bexley the KAB provides services to 13,500 people who are registered as blind or partially sighted.
• Laurence-Moon-Bardet-Biedl Society
  The Laurence-Moon-Bardet-Biedl Society is the only registered UK charity supporting people with Laurence-Moon-Bardet-Biedl Syndrome, their families and carers. It provides information for them and the medical and other professions. All members of the Management Committee are volunteers. The Society produces newsletters, holds an annual family conference, and co-operates with research relevant to the Syndrome.
• Linden Lodge School
  Linden Lodge School in London provides educational experience and support for pupils with a visual impairment, some of whom have additional disabilities which affect their access to learning.
• Living Paintings Trust
  The Living Paintings Trust is a registered charity that offers a completely free service for visually impaired people of all ages, their families, carers and schools. We produce specialist touch and sound packs that explain a wide variety of fun, interesting and educational pictures for those who cannot see.

• Look - National Federation of Families With Visually Impaired Children
  LOOK is a national Charity, we help and support children and young people with serious sight problems and their families..

• Low Vision Consultants Taylor & O'Sullivan
  We offer a complete range of services to both the partially sighted or blind individual and companies.
• MagRay Document Services
  We are a family based business, speciallising in Braille transcription and Desktop Publishing.
• Micro & Anophthalmic Childrens Society (MACS)
  This is the home of information about Microphthalmia, Anophthalmia, Coloboma and related conditions. We offer support and information to parents and professionals in the UK and around the world.
• Microlink PC
  UK company specialised in the supply of computer hardware, software and other specialised equipment to support students with disabilities.
• Modern World Data
  Supplying Sales, Service & Training on equipment for those people who have a visual impairment. Including: braille, speech & tactile input and output devices.
• Modern-Eyes
  UK magazine for people with visual impairment.
• Moon Literacy
  Moon Information Base for Children and Adults (hosted at Linden Lodge School) with contributions from the Moon Forum.
• Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Trust
  Founded in 1804, Moorfields Eye Hospital is one of the leading centres for eye health in the world.
• National Association for Special Educational Needs (NASEN)
  A UK forum for those actively involved with exceptional learning needs and/or disabilities.
• National Association of Local Societies for Visually Impaired People (NALSVI)
  NALSVI is an association of local UK voluntary organisations for blind and partially sighted people. Members are registered charities, independent of major national charities for the blind, providing local services for local people.
• National Blind Childrens Society (NBCS)
  NBCS is a charitable organisation providing information, advice, support and a variety of services to both blind and partially blind children from 0-18 throughout the United Kingdom. Help is also offered to families, carers and professional support workers.
• National Centre for Tactile Diagrams
  Based at the University of Hertfordshire, UK, providing tactile diagrams maps and pictures, with supporting materials, for blind and visually impaired people for education, work and leisure.
• National Library for the Blind UK
  The National Library for the Blind is the free library service for visually impaired readers who want books in accessible formats in UK.
• New Vision Technology
  British supplier of assistive technology for the visually impaired.
• North East Rehabilitation Officers
  NERO was set up to provide support, encouragement, networking opportunities and to enable rehabilitation officers to work together across the North Eastern region of England. The overall aim is to work together to enhance services for visually impaired people across our region.
• Nystagmus Network
  Nystagmus Network is a UK-based self-help group providing support for adults and children with nystagmus, their parents and teachers and fostering research into the condition.
• Office for Disability Issues
  The Office for Disability Issues is the focal point within the UK government to coordinate disability policy across all departments and take forward the Life Chances Report to ensure robust implementation of its recommendations.
• Organisation of Blind African Caribbeans (OBAC)
  OBAC was founded in 1988 by a group of committed visually impaired African and Caribbean people. OBAC became a registered charity in the UK in 1994.
• Opsis
  Opsis is a national association for the education, training and support of blind and partially sighted people in the UK.
• Optima Low Vision Services
  Optima is the premier distributor of Low Vision Aids in the UK.
• Orbis UK
  The Brittish site of Orbis, an organisation providing flying eye hospital.
• Oxfordshire Association for the Blind (OXEYES)
  We are the only charity which provides local support services for people coping with a visual impairment in Oxfordshire.
• Pamtrad Customs
  British distributor of assistive technology.
• Pharmabraille Fonts
  The PharmaBraille range of Braille fonts were designed for the needs of pharmaceutical manufacturers, distributors and resellers who need to emboss Braille on product packaging in order to comply with European legislation.
• Portset Products for the Blind
  Portset design and manufacture products and software for the visually impaired to provide independence and improved employment opportunities and quality of life.
• Queen Alexandra College
  National Residential Vocational College for students with a visual impairment in Birmingham, UK.
• RADAR the disability newywork
  RADAR is a national UK organisation run by and working with disabled people. It campaigns for equal rights fordisabled people, promoting good practice and legislation that enables them to live independently in the community. RADAR aims to voice the wishes and concerns of disabled people and supports nearly 500 member groups locally and nationally to help them become more effective in their work with disabled people.
• Retinoblastoma Society
  A national charity in United Kingdom offering support and information to people with retinoblastoma and their families.
• Riverside Training Partnership
  We offer one to one training throughout the UK either in the workplace or at the client’s home. In addition, we provide group training sessions for support workers.
• RNIB New College Worcester
  RNIB New College is a co-educational secondary school for the blind and partially sighted pupils with academic ability. The school can accommodate 115 students whose age range is 11 to 19.
• also specialise in supporting students with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and additional needs.
• RNIB Sunshine School
  Special school for children who are blind or partially sighted with multiple disabilities located in Northwood near London.
• RNIB Vocational College
  RNIB Vocational College works in partnership with Loughborough Colleges so that blind and partially sighted people can develop the skills and personal qualities they need to progress in their lives.
• Royal Blind Braeside House
  Braeside House in Scotland opened in 1999 as a purpose built Care Home for older people who are blind or visually impaired.

• Royal Blind School
  The Royal Blind School is a day and residential school located in Edinburgh.

• Royal London Society for the Blind
  Established in 1838, the Royal London Society for the Blind (RLSB) is one of the oldest charities set up to look after the needs of blind and partially sighted people. The Society is a national, and international, provider of education, training and employment opportunities for people who are visually impaired.
• Royal National College for the Blind
  Located in Hereford, UK.
• Royal National Institute for the Blind (RNIB)
  RNIB is the leading UK charity offering practical support and advice to anyone with a sight problem. We offer over 60 different services for around 2 million people with serious sight problems throughout the country.
• Royal School for the Blind
  More than two centuries of educating the visually impaired have placed the Royal School for the Blind, Liverpool as one of the leading schools of its kind in the world. The school was founded in 1791 by Edward Rushton and was the first such school in Britain, second only to Paris in the world.

• Scottish Braille Press
  The Scottish Braille Press is a leading provider of high quality alternative formats such as Braille, Large Print and Audio.

• Scottish National Institution for the War Blinded
  Founded in 1915 to provide care and welfare to Scottish ex-servicemen and women blinded or visually impaired in the World Wars or subsequent conflicts.

• Scottish Sensory Centre
  Scottish Sensory Centre promotes and supports new developments and effective practices in the education of children and young people with sensory impairments.
• ScreenReader.net
  At ScreenReader.net we have freeware for blindness and visual impairment special needs throughout the world. It is free only to individual blind people for their personal use at home: it is not free to organisations.
• SeeAbility
  SeeAbility works with adults who are visually impaired and have other disabilities to explore their potential, develop skills/independence and enhance the quality of their lives.
• Seeing Dogs Alliance
  Originally founded in 1979 to provide mobility training and guide dogs, the charity has been in operation only on a limited basis. During 2002, The Seeing Dogs Alliance was relaunched with the sole aim of providing an alternative source of dogs to guide blind people.
• Seeing is Believing
  In 2003, to celebrate the Bank's 150th anniversary, Standard Chartered, in collaboration with leading eye care agencies, launched Seeing is Believing, with the aim of restoring the sight of 28,000 people across the world.
• Sense
  Sense is the UK's leading organisation for people who are deafblind or have associated disabilities.
• Sense Scotland
  Sense Scotland is part of the UK National Deafblind and Rubella Association and is registered as a company with charitable purposes in its own right in Scotland.
• Sight Savers International
  Sight Savers International is involved in preventing blindness and supporting education and rehabilitation in developing countries.
• Sight & Sound Technology
  Sight & Sound Technology, formed in 1982, is one of the leading suppliers of equipment to blind and visually impaired people in UK.
• Site for Sore Eyes
  Mid-Fife Audio Newstape Website.
• Sort it!
  Draws together a range of social and educational resources for young people while highlighting the problems of visual impairment and how they can be dealt with.
• Sound Foresight
  Producer of UltraCane, a collapsible electronic primary aid, modelled on the traditional white cane, using ultrasonic echoes to find out what objects are in the vicinity.
• Soundaround
  The International Interactive Sound Magazine for the blind.
• Soundings
  Soundings is a free, impartial and editorially independent monthly information service for anyone in the United Kingdom who is blind or partially sighted.
• St Dunstan's
  St Dunstan's, founded during the First World War, aims to restore quality of life to those who were blinded in the First and Second World Wars, and all conflicts between and since, as well as peacetime accidents.
• St Vincent's School for Blind and Partially Sighted Children
  St Vincent's is a non-maintained school of charitable status offering both day places and weekly boarding. The school is approved by the Department for Education and Employment, with a long and successful tradition dating back to 1850, of education and care for blind and partially sighted children.
• Stamps with Ophthalmic Themes
  Presents stamps featuring opthalmic and visual impairment themes.
• Steller Technology
  Steller is a New Generation Technology innovator in Visual Impairment (VI) solutions.
• Stockton Blind People's Voice
  Stockton Blind People's Voice is fighting for improved access for blind and visually handicapped people. We are anxious to make contact with the blind from all over the world and to learn from their experiences and successes.
• Strategy With Vision
  SWV is a team of eyewear and eyecare consultants in the UK and Europe . Our vision care market research data consultants carry out missions in the UK , Europe, Eastern Europe, the USA and Japan.
• T&T Consultancy
  We at T&T Consultancy specialise in making computers accessible to people with sight disabilities, physical disabilities and dyslexia.
• Tactile Colour
  Tactile Colour is an intuitive system of twelve bold colours, each with a distinctive texture, designed to make information normally displayed in colour accessible to people with visual impairments.
• Taktyle Signs
  Taktyle Signs produce signs that increase access for the vision-impaired by incorporating high contrast colours, raised type and braille.

• Talking Newspapers Association UK (TNAUK)
  TNAUK is the UK's leading charity providing national and local newspapers and magazines on audio tape, computer disk, e-mail, internet download and CD-ROM for visually impaired and disabled people who find reading a strain.

• Talking Products
  UK company specialized in talking products.
• Talking Touch Tablet
  The T3 is basically a simple computer peripheral device that consists of a touch screen in a plastic holder. Tactile sheets are embossed with raised lines and textures that describe images, maps and diagrams. When various symbols, icons, and regions on the tactile surface are pressed, audio information on what the user is feeling comes from a connected computer.
• Techno-Vision Systems
  Supplier of equipment and systems for visually impaired people, both in Britain and abroad.

• Techshare
  UK conference aimed at professionals who work in the field of sight loss, or have an interest in technology.

• Thomas Pocklington Trust
  Thomas Pocklington Trust is the leading provider of housing, care and support services for people with sight loss in the UK.

• TIRESIAS - Information for Professionals Working With Visually Disabled People
  This web site is an information resource for professionals who work in the field of visual disabilities. The site has evolved from work carried out by Dr Janet Silver of Moorfields Eye Hospital, London and Dr John Gill of the Royal National Institute for the Blind.
• Torch Trust for the Blind
  The Torch Trust for the Blind is a UK based registered charity which publishes Christian material in braille, large print, on tape and in moon in many languages for use by blind and partially sighted.
• TouchType
  Touchtype signs were developed with guidance and assistance from the Joint Mobility Unit [JMU] and conform to all the requirements identified from research carried out by them on various user groups.
• Touch Graphics
  Touch Graphics conceives, designs and implements new computerized devices for the blindness and visual impairment community.
• Traveleyes
  Traveleyes is a travel company with a difference. It aims to provide holidays for both visually impaired and sighted travellers, journeying together in a spirit of mutual independence.
• UCAN Production
  Former Hollyoaks and Pobol y Cwm actor Bernard Latham and his wife Jane, set up UCAN Productions so that children with visual impairments in Wales could be given access to the arts.
• UCanDoIT
  Our mission is to bring blind, deaf and disabled people who need a computer, and can benefit from using it, into the computer age.
• UK Association of Braille Producers
  UKABP is at the heart of accessible information provision to enable its members to produce Braille cost effectively and to agreed standards. UKABP is also establishing links with other standard-setting bodies to ensure that improvements in Braille production are part of wider accessible information provision in the UK.
• University of Birmingham Visual Impairment Centre for Teaching and Research
  he University of Birmingham has a long history of work in the area of visual impairment and education. The School of Education has produced internationally recognised research and teaching programmes through the Research Centre for the Education of the Visually Handicapped and the course tutors. In 2001 these two broad functions were formally brought together under a single centre – the Visual Impairment Centre for Teaching and Research.
• University of Hertfordshire Sensory Disabilities Research Unit (SDRU)
  SDRU was set up in 1993 within the Psychology Department of the University of Hertfordshire to study how new technologies can assist in overcoming the problems faced by disabled and elderly people in their day to day lives.
• University of Liverpool, Experimental Ophthalmology Unit
  The Experimental Ophthalmology Unit is a clinical, research and teaching centre for the control and treatment of eye disorders. Our interests include AMD/ARMD, corneal scarring, diabetes, ectodermal dysplasia, genetics, glaucoma, melanoma and PVR.
• Victa
  Victa is a registered charity in the UK that provides support for families with visually impaired children.
• Videospec
  Videospec Ltd manufactures the EEZEE READER range of excellent, low-cost, electronic print magnifying reader/writers for the partially sighted.
• View Braille Committee
  Collection of articles on Braille.
• VIP On Air
  VIP ON AIR is a powerful new online radio station for blind and partially sighted people. Broadcasting from Glasgow, VIP ON AIR is a first for the UK and Europe and has the only fully accessible radio broadcast studios in the country.
• Vip News
  Links to blindness and visual impairment in the online media.
• VIP Softaware Guide
  This site contains two sets of guides: one for users of screen magnifiers, and the other for users of the Jaws screen reader.
• VIP-highstreet
  Until now, there has never been a medium who's main objective was to provide visually impaired people with a wide range of consumer information, direct them to pages containing special offers on the internet and in certain stores on the high street.
• Vision Aid Overseas
  A UK-registered charity dedicated to helping people in developing countries whose lives are blighted by bad eyesight, particularly in those cases where spectacles can help.
• Visionaids Technologies
  British distributor of assistive technology.

• Visionary Imaging Systems
  VISIONARY IMAGING SYSTEMS is dedicated to bringing the latest advances in Low Vision technology to the visually impaired in the UK.

• Visual Impairement in North East England
  The site contains local and national information for blind, partially sighted and deaf-blind people.
• Visual Impairment North East
  Visual Impairment North East is a registered charity that supports blind and partially sighted people in the Northeast of England and Cumbria.

• Visual Impairment Scotland
  V.I. Scotland is an national organisation of people who work together in the area of visual impairment. It is made up of Ophthalmologists, Community Pediatricians, Educationalists, Psychologists, Computer Experts, and Parent Representatives and Children. The primary aim of V.I. Scotland is to help visually impaired children and their parents. We hope to provide up-to-date information about services available and specific information about each child’s visual condition.

• Visualeyes
  Britiish vendor of CCTV/Video Magnifiers for persons with low vision.
• Vocaleyes
  VOCALEYES enables blind and partially sighted people to experience the joy of the arts through high quality audio-description.
• Vuphonics
  Vuphonics is concerned with researching and developing blindness-related sensory-substitution techniques, through the use of sound and corresponding haptic (touch and movement) methods.
• Wales Council for the Blind
  WCB is the independent organisation working for visually impaired people in Wales. It was established in 1938 and became a registered charity in 1958 and a limited company in 1991.
• Whitestick
  Welcome to my Website, which has been set up to assist the Visually Impaired computer user locate information and services relating to blindness.
• White Stick - Tom Lorimer's Home Page
  Welcome to my Website, which has been set up to assist the Visually Impaired computer user locate information and services relating to blindness.
• WinGuide
  Welcome to the WinGuide web site, dedicated to Dr. Sarah Morley's Windows books & training materials for blind and visually impaired users and their trainers.
• Worcestershire Association for the Blind (WAB)
  WAB is an independent charity that supports blind and partially sighted people throughout the county. We are based at The Bradbury Centre in Worcester.
• Yorkshire 2020
  The Yorkshire 2020 World Blindness Project was formed in May 1998 as a local response to Vision 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) Global Initiative for the Elimination of Avoidable Blindness.
• Zychem
  Zychem brings you the tools to produce a world of Tactile (Raised) Graphics, Pictures, Charts and Text for the Blind and Partially Sighted.

Uruguay

• Fundación Braille del Uruguay
  Organization that supports the blind and visually impaired in Uruguay.