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SSP Tool Kit

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This tool kit was developed by a subcommittee of the SSP National Community of Practice (NCOP) facilitated by the Helen Keller National Center. Across the United States, there are many committees, task forces and individuals trying to establish SSP or CoNavigator programs. The process is more than a little daunting. Where to begin? Who can help? What has already been accomplished to make the process easier in these communities and states?   

The Helen Keller National Center has created the SSP Toolkit to guide states new to the process. In addition, there are a number of resources, links to existing legislation, sample program guidelines, and so much more. The goal is for everyone who desires these services to have access. These tools/resources are here to help. 

Additional Resources

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DeafBlind Culture
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Guide
TRIC: Reviews of Current Technology
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Confident Living with Hearing and Vision Technology: A Resource for Older Adults with Combined Hearing and Vision Loss