Offers a number of resources and devices for individuals who are unable to get to the library. The library also has access to the BARD system, which circulates thousands of audiobooks, magazines, and Braille files for visually/hearing impaired individuals.

Empowering individuals with disabilities, the program assists in identifying optimal technologies for enhanced accessibility and daily tasks. It provides comprehensive evaluations, training, and support, with mobile visits to various environments. Home solutions encompass adaptive equipment, environmental controls, and enhanced independence. School-based offerings cover communication aids, computer access, and supportive software. Workplace solutions include ergonomic setups, job accommodations, specialized software, and memory/organization technologies.

Offering on-site sensitivity training, the New Jersey Division of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing covers various topics including providing equal communication access for deaf and hard of hearing individuals. Presentations, lasting two hours, can be tailored to fit scheduling needs. The goal is to ensure equal access to services for deaf and hard of hearing individuals. These trainings benefit businesses, social services agencies, government entities, educational institutions, hospitals, and other organizations. Topics include common challenges and impact of hearing loss, relevant laws, effective communication strategies, and accessing communication services like interpreters and CART. Additionally, information on Division programs and services is provided.

Empowering individuals with disabilities, the program assists in identifying optimal technologies for enhanced accessibility and daily tasks. It provides comprehensive evaluations, training, and support, with mobile visits to various environments. Home solutions encompass adaptive equipment, environmental controls, and enhanced independence. School-based offerings cover communication aids, computer access, and supportive software. Workplace solutions include ergonomic setups, job accommodations, specialized software, and memory/organization technologies.

Provides no-cost services to enable people who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Deaf/Blind orhave a Speech Disability to make and receive phone calls anytime. All our services are available inEnglish-to-English and most are available in Spanish-to-Spanish.

Provides two communication options for customers who have disabilities: Verizon Wireless National Accessibility Customer Service Center (for wireless customers). Verizon Center for Customers with Disabilities (for FIOS and traditional phone customers): offers TTY services. Customers can also request to have their service bills provided in alterative formats, including braille, large print, audio CD, and CD-ROM.