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For organizations

For state agencies, low vision clinics, audiologists, Deaf service centers, interpreter agencies, schools, and funders.

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SensoryAtlas search runs on the Disability Atlas. Your listing appears on both sites.

Tell people how you communicate

When you update your listing, say in the description if your staff sign ASL, if you provide interpreters or CART, if you offer braille, large print, or audio materials, and if your organization is led by blind or Deaf people. We are adding these as search filters.

For funders and partners

SensoryAtlas is free for everyone. Sponsors help keep it that way, and never decide who is listed or in what order. We are looking for Deaf-led and blind-led partners to review guides and record ASL videos.

Last reviewed: October 2026. Laws, dollar amounts, and program rules change. Check with the agency named on this page before you make a decision. Report outdated or wrong information.