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Perkins School for the Blind is the partner you can trust to deliver the very best education and services for students who are blind, have low vision or are deafblind.
Perkins’ International Programs works with families, teachers, schools, doctors, hospitals, community leaders, universities and governments to make education accessible to all children — wherever they are and whatever their ability.
Perkins Library circulates more than half a million accessible books, newspapers and publications in braille, large print and digital audio formats annually to thousands of registered patrons with print disabilities in New England and beyond.
We are on a mission to help children with CVI see more and deliver everyday parenting strategies to families in need.
The Howe Innovation Center is designed to unlock the power of the entrepreneurial and disability communities to create purpose-built solutions for a more accessible world.
You know digital accessibility matters, and you want a partner to show you how to get it right. Our team of experts and users with disabilities will help you create a purposeful, sustainable digital accessibility strategy.
This program is designed to prepare students who are blind and visually impaired with the skills they need to succeed in college.
Perkins provides direct and consultative services throughout New England to help students access the curriculum and incorporate Expanded Core Curriculum skills into their school day.
Children who are blind, visually impaired or deafblind will benefit from a comprehensive evaluation conducted by experts at Perkins School for the Blind.
Designed to serve children with a visual impairment, their families and school districts from birth to age 22, our Community Programs include the Infant Toddler Program and our virtual and on-campus Outreach Short Courses. We serve over 1,200 children across New England.
Custom-made adaptive equipment and learning materials are found in every classroom on campus. Itinerant teachers distribute Assistive Device Center (ADC) items to support student education across the state and beyond.
This is the most widely used mechanical braille writer in the world. Whether you’re learning to read braille or working on a complex math equation, the Perkins Brailler was built to accommodate a range of uses.
This program is designed for families of children with visual impairment from birth to age 7 and the professionals who support them. Here families can connect, talk to experts and learn new skills to apply at home and in the classroom to help each child reach their full potential.
The Hayes Research Library & Archives offers an exceptional collection of resources on the continual innovation and development of education for students who are blind and deafblind from the 1600s to today.
The National Deaf-Blind Equipment Distribution Program (NDBEDP), also known as iCanConnect, provides equipment needed to make telecommunications, advanced communications and the Internet accessible to low-income individuals who have both significant vision loss and significant hearing loss.
This program is designed to prepare students who are blind and visually impaired with the skills they need to succeed in college.
Children who are blind, visually impaired or deafblind will benefit from a comprehensive evaluation conducted by experts at Perkins School for the Blind.
Perkins provides direct and consultative services throughout New England to help students access the curriculum and incorporate Expanded Core Curriculum skills into their school day.
Designed to serve children with a visual impairment, their families and school districts from birth to age 22, our Community Programs include the Infant Toddler Program and our virtual and on-campus Outreach Short Courses. We serve over 1,200 children across New England.
Explore our tailored programs for students and expert resources for families and caregivers. Let’s navigate the journey from high school to adulthood together.
This program is designed to prepare students who are blind and visually impaired with the skills they need to succeed in college.
This program is designed for families of children with visual impairment from birth to age 7 and the professionals who support them. Here families can connect, talk to experts and learn new skills to apply at home and in the classroom to help each child reach their full potential.
We are on a mission to help children with CVI see more and deliver everyday parenting strategies to families in need.
Perkins International works with families, teachers, schools, doctors, hospitals, community leaders, universities and governments to make education accessible to all children — wherever they are and whatever their ability.
You know digital accessibility matters, and you want a partner to show you how to get it right. Our team of experts and users with disabilities will help you create a purposeful, sustainable digital accessibility strategy.
Perkins Library circulates more than half a million accessible books, newspapers and publications in braille, large print and digital audio formats annually to thousands of registered patrons with print disabilities in New England and beyond
Custom-made adaptive equipment and learning materials are found in every classroom on campus. Itinerant teachers distribute Assistive Device Center (ADC) items to support student education across the state and beyond.
This is the most widely used mechanical braille writer in the world. Whether you’re learning to read braille or working on a complex math equation, the Perkins Brailler was built to accommodate a range of uses.
The National Deaf-Blind Equipment Distribution Program (NDBEDP), also known as iCanConnect, provides equipment needed to make telecommunications, advanced communications and the Internet accessible to low-income individuals who have both significant vision loss and significant hearing loss.
This program is designed for families of children with visual impairment from birth to age 7 and the professionals who support them. Here families can connect, talk to experts and learn new skills to apply at home and in the classroom to help each child reach their full potential.
We are on a mission to help children with CVI see more and deliver everyday parenting strategies to families in need.
The Hayes Research Library & Archives offers an exceptional collection of resources on the continual innovation and development of education for students who are blind and deafblind from the 1600s to today.
Perkins International works with families, teachers, schools, doctors, hospitals, community leaders, universities and governments to make education accessible to all children — wherever they are and whatever their ability.
Perkins Library circulates more than half a million accessible books, newspapers and publications in braille, large print and digital audio formats annually to thousands of registered patrons with print disabilities in New England and beyond
This is the most widely used mechanical braille writer in the world. Whether you’re learning to read braille or working on a complex math equation, the Perkins Brailler was built to accommodate a range of uses.
Paths to Technology is designed to assist educators and families in learning and staying current on ever-changing technology for students with visual impairments and blindness. Wherever you are in your technology journey, you will find help with our library of resources.
Explore ideas and resources related to the transition from school to adult life for youth who are blind or visually impaired, including those who are deafblind or who have multiple disabilities.
Perkins International works with families, teachers, schools, doctors, hospitals, community leaders, universities and governments to make education accessible to all children — wherever they are and whatever their ability.
Perkins India partners with eye hospitals and local education organizations that serve as the nucleus of the services provided to children and families in the surrounding communities.
This is the most widely used mechanical braille writer in the world. Whether you’re learning to read braille or working on a complex math equation, the Perkins Brailler was built to accommodate a range of uses.
This program is designed for families of children with visual impairment from birth to age 7 and the professionals who support them. Here families can connect, talk to experts and learn new skills to apply at home and in the classroom to help each child reach their full potential.
Our team of experts can connect you to the services you need.
Give the gift of a brighter future to children who are blind and visually impaired.