Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind

Mission:

To prepare individuals to reach their limitless potential by providing superior staff, facilities, training and programs.

Background:

Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind (AIDB) was established in 1858 and provides comprehensive education an rehabilitation services throughout Alabama to over 31,000 infants, children, adults and seniors annually, who are Deaf, Blind, DeafBlind or multidisabled. Programs include Alabama School for the Deaf, Alabama School for the Blind, Helen Keller School of Alabama, Alabama FreedomCenter for the Blind, E. H. Gentry Facility and Alabama Industries for the Blind.

Jenny Savage, Regional Director

“It is very rewarding knowing that we are making a difference in the lives of those living with vision and hearing loss in the River Region and beyond. Our motto is Deaf. Blind. Limitless. We believe in working together with the community that we serve to empower our consumers to live life to the fullest with no limits to what can be achieved.”

2601 BELL ROAD, MONTGOMERY | (334) 262-0824 | AIDB.ORG/MONTGOMERY

BRAG LINES:

A statewide network of regional centers provides early intervention for infants and children, an interpreter, counseling, technology and education services for adults and seniors. Whether by educational development for young children, training for families or adjustment and support for adults, regional center service are available where people need it the most—in their home communities.