Provides free vision exams for income-eligible workers and their families who: have a job or live in a household with a working member, have no vision insurance, have income below an established level based on household size, and have not had an eye exam in the last two years.

Makes referrals to Prevent Blindness Ohio on behalf of clients needing eye exams and/or eyeglasses.

Provides a variety of books, videos, CDs, DVDs, and other materials for use and loan. Offers homebound services, meeting rooms and a literacy resource center. Makes available computers, including Internet and other office aids for public use, and a variety of electronic databases for research and general use. Provide books and other publications in large print, low-vision aids, including computer-based assistive technology, and captioned and descriptive videos. Can reserve private computer rooms (virtual meeting space) for video conferencing (including use for court hearings.)

Provides services for veterans with severe vision loss or blindness. Provides eye care, assistive devices, rehabilitation, support groups, counseling, etc. Inpatient and outpatient services are offered. Works with non-VA agencies to help veterans get guide dogs.

Provides a variety of books, videos, CDs, DVDs, and other materials for use and loan. Offers homebound services, meeting rooms and a literacy resource center. Makes available computers, including Internet and other office aids for public use, and a variety of electronic databases for research and general use. Provide books and other publications in large print, low-vision aids, including computer-based assistive technology, and captioned and descriptive videos. Can reserve private computer rooms (virtual meeting space) for video conferencing (including use for court hearings.)

Offers a variety of assistive technology equipment, computers, computer peripherals, and software for loan, which includes orientation of the disabled person to the use of computer technology. Also has adapted toys for loan. Offers access to well stocked print and video media library on available assistive technology, How-To videos on using adaptive equipment in education and on the job, as well as some instructional tapes on specific equipment.

This program provides a free eye exam and glasses, if prescribed, to adults who qualify. Sponsored by VSP (Vision Service Plan).

Provides adaptive equipment to aid in mobility and daily tasks; provides custom-designed artificial limbs to those who need them. Provides durable medical equipment (hospital beds, lifts, etc.). Provides home modifications to make the home more accessible such as: ramp installation, lowered counters, widened doors, and accessible bathroom features.

Provides comprehensive vision care to uninsured and underinsured individuals of all ages in Ohio. Services offered include vision care education, free eye examinations and free eyeglasses, and financial resources for ophthalmological care. Must meet the qualification process. Note: Program assists with eyeglasses but not with contact lenses.

Provides a variety of books, videos, CDs, DVDs, and other materials for use and loan. Offers homebound services, meeting rooms and a literacy resource center. Makes available computers, including Internet and other office aids for public use, and a variety of electronic databases for research and general use. Provide books and other publications in large print, low-vision aids, including computer-based assistive technology, and captioned and descriptive videos. Can reserve private computer rooms (virtual meeting space) for video conferencing (including use for court hearings.)

Offers eye and vision care including eye exams and treatment of eye diseases and injuries. Provides eyeglasses and eyeglass prescriptions. Will only provide contact lenses when they are a medical necessity.

Accepts donations of used, medical equipment that is no longer needed from a variety of sources such as private citizens, nursing homes, independent living facilities, rehab facilities, etc. ACIL turns over ownership of this useable equipment to individuals who are not eligible to obtain the equipment through Medicaid or Medicare, do not have insurance and cannot afford the equipment. Donations are accepted to help ACIL continue to operate the REDI program.

The Prevent Blindness Vision Care Outreach (VCO) Program provides comprehensive vision care to uninsured and underinsured adults and children in Ohio. Services offered include vision care education, eye examinations, eyeglasses and financial resources for ophthalmological care. Additional services include adult vision training and adult vision screening programs, educational curricula and brochures, research, and advocacy for public health issues relating to vision and blindness.

Provides a variety of books, videos, CDs, DVDs, and other materials for use and loan. Offers homebound services, meeting rooms and a literacy resource center. Makes available computers, including Internet and other office aids for public use, and a variety of electronic databases for research and general use. Provide books and other publications in large print, low-vision aids, including computer-based assistive technology, and captioned and descriptive videos. Can reserve private computer rooms (virtual meeting space) for video conferencing (including use for court hearings.)

Provides eye examinations by opthalmologists for youth enrolled in the school district and eye glasses if examinations indicate they are needed.

Provides a full range of library services for adults and children, including print materials, audiobooks, CDs, and DVDs, as well as digital materials like eBooks and electronic databases.

Assists with helping persons in need of vison care with paying for an eye exam and glasses.

Provides a variety of books, videos, CDs, DVDs, and other materials for use and loan. Offers homebound services, meeting rooms and a literacy resource center. Makes available computers, including Internet and other office aids for public use, and a variety of electronic databases for research and general use. Provide books and other publications in large print, low-vision aids, including computer-based assistive technology, and captioned and descriptive videos. Can reserve private computer rooms (virtual meeting space) for video conferencing (including use for court hearings.)

Provides primary care and other medical services. Services include assistance with medications, dental and vision care.

Provides a general eye examination. Glass vouchers are provided by Ohio Prevent Blindness. Must meet 2 criteria. Most clients will be eligible for a free eyewear voucher.

Leasing of CCTV equiptment for persons with low vision

Helps provide free eyeglasses to the needy in Plymouth, Shelby and Shiloh area. Does various fundraising events in the area.

Sponsors local community chapters that provide support services and general advocacy for the blind or visually impaired and their family members. Helps members find minor equipment, such as magnifying devices, and makes referrals to other local agencies.

Provides free eye exams and glasses to all children and their family who qualify. Additional services include preschool vision training and preschool screening programs, educational curricula and brochures, research, and advocacy for public health issues relating to vision and blindness.

Provides assistance to individuals needing eye exams and glasses. Also collects used eye glasses to be cleaned and redistributed.