The Alamo Council of the Blind (ACB) is a local nonprofit organization in San Antonio, TX that has been advocating for the rights and well-being of blind and visually impaired individuals since 1986. Comprised primarily of blind or visually impaired individuals and their families, ACB is dedicated to promoting independence, equality, and a high quality of life for all visually impaired persons. They offer sensitivity training for drivers, a scholarship program for visually impaired students, a Christmas program for visually impaired children, and an accessible computers program.
ACB actively works to dispel misconceptions about blindness and educates the public about the capabilities and achievements of visually impaired individuals. They provide guidance and recommendations to agencies, government administrators, lawmakers, and private business owners on how to best meet the needs of blind or visually impaired customers. ACB also advocates for its members on issues such as pedestrian safety, education, transportation, and employment. Through various events and activities, ACB strives to create a supportive community and effective advocacy efforts for visually impaired individuals.
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