Text Version      
Montgomery County Maryland
Home | Translate  
  Department of Health and Human Services

Disability Network Directory Home / Disability Services Home  

Disability Services

 

 

 

Disability Network Directory

 

 


Montgomery County Government does not endorse or assume responsibility for any product,
method, service or treatment listed in this resource directory that is not a County program.

 

Deaf-Blind Resources

American Association of the Deaf-Blind (AADB)
8630 Fenton Street, Suite 121
Silver Spring, MD 20910-3803
E-mail: AADB-info@aadb.org

 301-495-4403 (V)
 301-495-4402 (TTY)

National consumer organization of, by, and for deaf-blind Americans and their supporters. Provide information, referral and technical assistance on topics related to deaf-blindness.

Deaf Abused Women's Network (DAWN)
Ralena McDevitt, Executive Director
1050 17th Street, NW, Suite 600
Washington, DC 20036 
E-mail: info15@deafdawn.org
E-mail: advocate@deafdawn.org

 202-861-0258 (TTY)
 24-Hour Toll Free:
1-866-290-3296 (TTY )
 Videonphone IP: 66.208.42.130 
 (By Appointment Only)

Nonprofit organization that addresses domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking in the deaf, hard of hearing and deaf-blind community.

Labels for Literacy Program
E-mail: info@labelsforliteracy.com  

 1-866-325-2253 (Toll Free) 

Produce sheets of self-stick labels that identify common brands and products in large print and in Braille. Labels are distributed to blind and visually impaired consumers nationwide at no cost to them.

 Back to top

Maryland Assistive Technology Co-op
7500 Oakland Mills Road, Suite 160
Columbia, MD 21046
E-mail: info@matcoop.org

 410-381-2667 (V)

Provide discounted purchasing on assistive technology such as educational and visual supports, software, communication devices, computer access, sensory aids, and therapeutic supplies.

Maryland School for the Blind
3501 Taylor Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21236
E-mail: info@mdschblind.org

 410-444-5000 (V) 

Provide a traditional classroom education in addition to a wide range of services, including Braille and low vision instruction, orientation and mobility, assistive technology, therapeutic recreation, residential services, career education, health services, psychology, social work, speech, physical, and occupational therapy, outreach and transition, and infant/toddler services.
Maryland School for the Deaf
Frederick Campus
P.O. Box 250
101 Clarke Place
Frederick, MD 21705-0250 
E-mail: frederick@msd.edu

 301-360-2000 (V)
 301-360-2001 (TTY)

Columbia Campus
P.O. Box 894
8169 Old Montgomery Road
Columbia, MD 21045
E-mail: columbia@msd.edu

 410-480-4500 (V)
 410-480-4501 (TTY)

Provide free public education for children from birth through age 21 who are deaf and hard of hearing, reside in Maryland, and meet the admissions criteria. Utilize a general education curriculum as well as the voluntary state curriculum. Students are immersed in educational, developmental, and extra-curricular activities.

 Back to top

Metro Washington Association of the Deaf-Blind
Non-TTY users can call Voice Phone Relay Service and tell the communications assistant to dial non-voice phone number:

Virginia: 1-800-828-1140 (Toll Free) or 711 (MD Relay)
DC: 202-855-1000 (V) or 711 (MD Relay)
Maryland: 1-800-735-2258 (Toll Free) or 711 (MD Relay)

For more information or if you are interested in learning more about MWADB, please contact President Karen Bailey at karen.bailey@gallaudet.edu, or contact Vice President Ann Black: anncblack@comcast.net.
MWADB is a social organization of people who are deaf-blind and their friends. Members meet monthly and are entitled to receive quarterly newsletters, the latest e-news, and discount rates for social gatherings.

National Federation of the Blind of Maryland
603 South Milton Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21224
E-mail: mgosse@nfb.org 

 410-558-0922 (V)

Affiliate of the National Federation of the Blind. Nonprofit made up of blind people of all ages, their families and friends. Local chapters and divisions and well-trained leaders help newly blind people adjust to vision loss, and promote the full participation and integration of blind people in our communities.

White Cane '& More' Store
Burt Levy, Proprietor
8720 Georgia Avenue, Suite #302
Silver Spring, MD 20910-3658 
E-mail: info@whitecaneandmore.com

 301-589-0866 (V)
 

Vision aids, tools, and technology. Resources and devices for greater independence. Offer private sessions in the office or you can request a home visit for a demonstration of a specific aid or appliance.

Words+
42505 10th Street West
Lancaster, CA 93534-7059
E-mail: info@words-plus.com

 661-723-6523 (V)
 1-800-869-8521 (Toll Free)
 

Produce computer software and specialized hardware for use by persons with disabilities.

 Back to top
 

Alternative formats
of this document
available upon request.


BrailleLarge Print


Please contact us to request a copy or to
update this document.

Direct your inquiries to:

Carly Clem
Office Services Coordinator

Betsy Tolbert Luecking
Disability Policy Specialist

401 Hungerford Drive
4th Floor
Rockville, MD 20850

240-777-1246 (V)
240-777-1236 (TTY)

Please help us
keep this Disability Network Directory
up to date!
Please send your
suggestions for improved customer services to
Health and Human Services

Last edited: 2/11/2009