Texas Deafblind Project

The Texas Deafblind Project is funded by a federal grant to provide information and training about deafblindness to families and the professionals that work with them. Subcontracted through the Texas Education Agency, the Deafblind Outreach team provides technical assistance that is designed to meet the unique needs of children, birth through 21 years of age, who have both a vision and hearing impairment. The Project will continue to compile the state deafblind census data for inclusion in the Federal Deaf-Blind Census and provide training in the completion of the census. Outreach services are available statewide, and provided in coordination with local schools and regional ESCs.

• About the Texas Deafblind Project
• Staff
• Family Support
• Project Services
• Materials on Deafblindness
  • School Based Therapy Training Module
• Texas Deafblind Census
• Intervener Resources
  • Determining the Need for an Intervener in Educational Settings (NEW)
  • Intervener Training Options
• Statewide, National, and International Deafblind Resources
• Texas SenseAbilities Newsletter
  • SeeHear 1997-2006
• Workshops and Conferences