South Carolina Commission for the Blind

SCCB's Business Enterprise Program trains qualified individuals to become self-employed vending or food service operators.

SCCB's Older Blind Services helps South Carolinians 55+ stay independent at home with specialized training and low vision devices.

SCCB Prevention Services offers financial assistance for sight-saving or sight-improving procedures to eligible South Carolinians.

SCCB provides assessments, devices, and training so consumers who are blind or low vision can access technology for work and life.

The South Carolina Commission for the Blind posts news, updates, and stories about its work with consumers who are blind or have low vision.

The South Carolina Commission for the Blind lists current job openings for roles serving the blind community.

The 2021 Student Internship Program (SIP) will provide an opportunity for six SCCB consumers who are post-secondary students (in 2 or 4 year degree programs) to participate in an internship related to their major.

The South Carolina Commission for the Blind introduces its leadership team, which guides the agency’s statewide services for residents who are blind or have low vision.

The South Carolina Commission for the Blind outlines its mission, vision, and values as the state agency serving residents who are blind or have low vision.

Find South Carolina Commission for the Blind office locations across the state to access vocational rehabilitation services.

The South Carolina Commission for the Blind publishes agendas and minutes from its Commission Board meetings.

The South Carolina Commission for the Blind shares its history and decades of service to blind and low-vision residents.

The South Carolina Commission for the Blind provides contact details, including a phone number and online form, for questions and support.

Educators can refer students who are blind or low vision to SCCB for youth services and vocational rehabilitation support.

Refer yourself, a family member, student, patient, or client to SCCB for vocational rehabilitation and independent living services.

Medical providers can refer patients who are blind or low vision to SCCB for vocational rehabilitation and support services.

SCCB helps South Carolinians who are blind or low vision achieve employment, independence, and economic opportunity statewide.

The South Carolina Commission for the Blind outlines its privacy policy, detailing how it collects, uses, and protects user information.