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Michigan Council of the Blind and Visually Impaired

Blindness and low-vision advocacy and peer organization · Statewide Michigan

Statewide education, advocacy, peer connection, mentorship, resources, and local chapters for blind and visually impaired people and their families.

Location

Statewide Michigan

Life stage

Child · Teen · Adult

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Listing type

Blindness and low-vision advocacy and peer organization

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Resource profile

Overview

The Michigan Council of the Blind and Visually Impaired is the Michigan affiliate of the American Council of the Blind. Its work includes advocacy for independence and equality, resources and peer support for blind and visually impaired people and families, mentorship, statewide conferences, and local chapters including a Blue Water League chapter in Port Huron.

What is offered

Services

Blindness advocacy
Peer support
Mentorship
Local chapters
Resource sharing
Education

People & needs

Who this resource may serve

BlindnessLow visionFamilies and supporters

Planning details

Access & logistics

Location / service area

Statewide Michigan

Cost / payment

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Languages

English

Reach out

Contact

Phone: 833-888-9562
Email: info@michigancounciloftheblind.org
Website: Official website

Evidence & source standards

How to read this listing

Intervention evidence

Not separately rated

This is primarily a service, organization, program, professional, or navigation listing. A treatment-effectiveness rating is not automatically assigned when it would not be meaningful.

Source review

authoritative sources are attached to this listing. We prioritize official provider, government, professional-association, licensing, and other primary sources where available.

Last source review: 2026-08-23

Listing does not equal endorsement. Provider credentials establish what a professional is licensed, certified, or publicly listed to do; they do not by themselves prove that every treatment, theory, product, or intervention the provider may offer is effective. Evidence classifications apply to the specific intervention or claim, not to a person’s worth or professional identity.

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Verification record

Sources

Reviewed against: Official organization and State of Michigan websites

Last source review: 2026-08-23. Confirm current eligibility, cost, availability, credentials, and program details directly with the provider or organization.