The Jewish Heritage for the Blind
Large print and Braille Jewish publications
1655 East 24th Street Brooklyn, NY 11229
Organization providing large print and Braille editions of Jewish religious texts, publications, and educational programs to help blind and visually impaired Jews participate meaningfully in Jewish life, including Torah learning, Bar Mitzvah preparation, and prayer services.
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Established 1979; serves ages 2-106; has rabbinical endorsements from major Orthodox rabbanim and Rosh Yeshivas; website accessible with text size adjustment options
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