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Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind

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AIDB is Alabama's statewide public agency for people who are deaf, blind or deafblind, operating specialty schools, adult services and a network of regional centers. The Birmingham Regional Center serves Blount, Chilton, Jefferson, Shelby and Walker counties with early intervention for ages 0 to 3, American Sign Language classes, interpreter services, Braille and assistive technology training, job development, community services, telecommunications access through ATAP and transportation assistance, and welcomes walk-in visitors. The Tuscaloosa Regional Center covers west Alabama with the same range of services plus KinderPrep classes and a lending library.

2732 7th Avenue South, Birmingham, AL, 35222

(205) 328-3989 Website

Services: Assistive Technology / Equipment; Job Training / Employment; Early Childhood Intervention / Evaluations / Screenings; Education / Schools / Early Childhood Education; Independent Living; Transportation; Family Support / System Navigation; Advocacy / Policy; Healthcare; Housing / Residential

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