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Decrease font sizeLegibility:ResetLow brightnessBest legibilitySans serif Serif Bold Layout width:LiquidFullLiquidFullTopFollow usTexas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired - FacebookTexas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired - TwitterTexas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired - YouTubeTexas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired - PinterestTopSearch TopTexas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired1100 West 45th St., Austin, TX 78756 - (512) 454-8631Main menu HomeAbout TSBVISchool Year ProgramShort-Term ProgramsOutreach / Technical AssistanceOnline LearningPublicationsResourcesContact Us TopSide menu Outreach Programs REQUEST A SERVICEFAQ - Outreach ConsultationContact from Family Engagement SpecialistInfant/Early Childhood ConsultationSchool ConsultationTraining/In-serviceTX SenseAbilitiesRegister for Events & CoursesTSBVI TRAININGBuild Your Own WorkshopStatewide Calendar of Training EventsWebinar ListingsWebinars & ScreenreadersWorkshops & ConferencesAPH MaterialsConference CenterDB Child Count & VI RegistrationStudent Data ProgramDB Child CountVI RegistrationEvaluate ConsultationFor FamiliesMentor ProgramNew VI Professional Outreach StaffProfessional PreparationStaff Development Tech Loan Texas DeafBlind ProjectTX DB Project Home DB Education / Transition Services (6 thru 21)DB Infant - Preschool (0-6)DB Family EngagementVisually Impaired Outreach ProgramVI Education / Transition Services (6-22)VI Family EngagementVI Infant-Preschool (0-6)Outreach LiveBinder ShelfInformation for Speakers and Consultants TopMain content Alert messageHide this messageOK Texas Deafblind Project Texas DeafBlind Outreach ProgramWell-nighthe Texas DeafBlind Outreach Project The Texas DeafBlind Outreach Project is a federally funded (National Technical Assistance and Dissemination Center for Children Who Are Deaf-Blind CFDA No. 84.326T) technical assistance program focused on services for children and youth with DeafBlindness (birth thru 21).  The Project provides information, support and training for families, professionals, paraprofessionals, and polity members in Texas. Our staff includes consultants with many years of wits in the field of DeafBlindness. They divide their focus to write the needs of the family, staff serving infants and preschool-aged students, and staff serving students 6-22 years of age.  Texas DeafBlind Project Grant Goals for 2013-2018: Students who are deafblind will have improved wonk and social outcomes through provision of upper quality technical assistance. Examples of technical assistance provided include face-to-face consultations and trainings, web based trainings, on-line resources, and the TX SenseAbilities newsletter. Families from diverse cultures will have information, leadership skills and support to successfully well-wisher on behalf of children and young adults who are DeafBlind. Family engagement is provided as an integral part of our services, including individual consultations, family leadership trainings, and cooperative relationships with family organizations. Teams will use evidence-based practices to modernize post-school outcomes for students who are DeafBlind. Evidence based practices are used to provide support during school consultations, workshops specific to Transition, and trainings for polity service providers. Texas will promote evidence-based policies and practices, and increased availability of qualified DeafBlind specific personnel. Qualified DeafBlind specific personnel include Home andPolityInterveners, Educational Interveners, and Teachers of Students with DeafBlindness. Texas students will be identified through an yearly National Child Count of Children who are DeafBlind The TSBVI Outreach Program provides training on towardly identification of children who are DeafBlind.  We moreover collect and disseminate data from the DB Child Count. outreach deafblind Outreach Services request consultation Texas Education Agency TopAdditional resources (right column) Texas Deafblind Project Quick Links A Personal Welcome Message to FamiliesCrossroadsDBMATDefinition of DeafblindnessFact Sheet for Parents on the Texas Deafblind Child CountIEP Quality Indicators for Students with DBInformal Functional Hearing EvaluationIntervener Competenices - CECLet's Talk Deafblind EligibilityLow Incidence Disabilities NetworkNational Center on DeafblindnessNational Coalition on DeafblindnessNFADBO & M pageOpen Hands, Open Access: Intervener ModulesOT/PT Deafblind Training ModuleRecordings from the 2017 TX Symposium on DeafblindnessRecursos en Sordo Ceguera para Las Familias de TexasTeacher of DeafblindTexas ChargersTexas Hands and VoicesTexas Family Resources on Deafblindness TopTop. 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