602 South Lawrence Street
Montgomery, AL 36104
800-441-7607 (Toll free)
334-293-7500
334-293-7383 (Fax)
www.rehab.state.al.us [link opens in new window]

Blind Services include:

• Vocational guidance and counseling
• Vocational evaluation to determine skills, abilities and potential to work
• Vocational training
• Transition services
• Adaptive equipment
• Rehabilitation teaching
• Orientation and mobility
• Job placement assistance
• Rehabilitation technology services

3280 Dauphin Street, Suite C129
Mobile, AL 36606
251-476-4744
251-476-4741 (Fax)
www.csvrlowvision.org
E-mail: visionrehab@bellsouth.net  

Community Services for Vision Rehabilitation is a non-profit community-based organization, dedicated to helping those with low vision and blindness. It has offices in Mobile and Fairhope, Alabama.

The clinic provides professional evaluation by eye doctors (ODs and MDs), occupational therapists, ophthalmic technicians, computer specialists and others. It works in collaboration with state agencies and regional and national resources.

46 Medical Park East Drive, Suite 475
Birmingham, AL 35235
205-838-3162
205-838-3947 (Fax)
Web site  
E-mail: mcjones@ehs-inc.ocm

Services include:

• Evaluation by a team of professionals
• Specific training with low vision devices for activities of daily living
• Counseling and education concerning the particular problem
• Referral to agencies for supplemental assistance such as talking books, radio reading, vocational rehabilitation, or other community resources 
• Low Vision Support Group has monthly meetings to provide additional social activities and education
• Golf School for the Visually Impaired provides golf instruction and course play throughout the year for all ages

2440 Gordon Smith Drive
Mobile, AL 36617
877-292-5463 (Toll free)
251-473-3585
251-470-8622 (Fax)
www.mobileblind.org  
E-mail: sales@Mobileblind.org

In 1924, a group of concerned citizens in Mobile started the Mobile Association for the Blind to create job opportunities for people who were blind.

The Mobile Association for the Blind is now a 45,000 square foot manufacturing facility where many visually impaired individuals who are not able to join the public workforce are employed in our Sheltered Workshop.

Our organization also provides assistance to other citizens with disabilities. Counseling and evaluation, skills training, and job placement are just some of the services we provide to help create the self-esteem needed to become productive members of society.

UAB Eye Care
Mailing address:
HPB 121
1530 3rd Avenue South
Birmingham, AL 35294-0010
205-975-2020 (Appointments)
UAB Eye Care web site

UAB Eye Care is the clinical operation for the UAB School of Optometry, an integral part of the UAB Medical Center. The state-of-the-art facility is a multidisciplinary clinic with both optometrists and ophthalmologists providing eye care in a number of subspecialties, including low vision.