Your program will include evaluation and training in five core areas to provide you with the skills you need to meet your goals for your future.
Adaptive technology is the gateway to accessibility.
Learning adaptive skills can help you manage your home more independently.
Knowing where you are and how to get around are the keys to maintaining an independent lifestyle.
Receive individualized training and participate in peer learning sessions at HKNC’s Communications Learning Center (CLC).
Support and resources for those who are just beginning their career or seeking to overcome challenges they face in their current position.
As a participant in the CVRP on-campus program, you’ll have access to services that will support your training goals as you develop skills in the core areas of training that you select. Services are delivered by professionals who understand the unique needs of people with combined hearing and vision loss.
Programs are open to all individuals who are DeafBlind as defined in the Helen Keller Act. Vocational Rehabilitation funding often is available. Your regional representative can answer questions about admissions requirements, transportation, funding sources and more.