Bringing Braille Basics Home Videos

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This short series of videos will help you begin to learn braille. These videos introduce the foundations of literary braille code: using the braille embosser and making braille including – letters, basic punctuation, and numbers. These resources also feature practice sheets, which serve as a valuable tool for reinforcement. After watching the videos, you can […]

Resources for Parents of Blind Children: Support & Guidance

We’re thankful you frequent the APH FamilyConnect blog to gather resources and instructional ideas, and to reflect on how to empower your child who is blind or low vision to set their expectations high and reach their goals. We understand, however, that while the APH FamilyConnect blog is a robust resource, it has a limitation—it […]

How APH and National Prison Braille Provide Braille Materials

Poster with 21st Annual Prison Braille Forum and image of book with braille sticker placed outside an open door.

The National Prison Braille Network (NPBN) is a national resource dedicated to providing braille materials with support from prison officials and inmates. It aims to enable inmates to contribute to society by providing braille educational material to blind and low vision children, young adults, and college students. With the help of American Printing House for […]

Empowering Independence: Cultivating Essential Travel Skills

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Childhood is a time of wonder, exploration, and rapid development. Children undergo an incredible transformation from the moment they take their first steps to the time they enter adulthood. The ability to navigate the world around them enhances a child’s mobility and promotes cognitive development and social interaction. You play a crucial role in fostering […]