The Montana DeafBlind project is a source of specialized information, technical assistance, and resources focused on improving education, inclusion, and college and career readiness for individuals with combined hearing and vision loss between the ages of birth through 21.
The Montana DeafBlind project is located at the Rural Institute for Inclusive Communities at the University of Montana.
- An Overview of Deafblindness: National Center on DeafBlindness (PDF)
- MT DeafBlind Project Resource Rack Card (PDF)
- MT DeafBlind Project Overview (PDF)
- Frequently Asked Questions
- MT DeafBlind Project Referral Checklist (PDF)
- MT DeafBlind Project Referral Checklist (DOCX)
- Rural School Outreach Program (PDF)
- National Center on DeafBlindness: DeafBlind Perspectives
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Project Funding
The Montana DeafBlind Project is supported by grant #H326T130015 from the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP). No official endorsement is implied.
