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National Federation of the Blind of Texas
Basic Information
Address: 314 E. Highland mall Blvd. Suite 253, Austin, TX
Phone Number: 512-323-5444
Fax Number: 512-420-8160
Email: youth@nfbtx.org
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Additional Information
President: Kimberly Flores
Service Description: The National Federation of the Blind of Texas provides mentorship and internship opportunities to blind students across the state of Texas.
Mission Statement:
Until everyone, blind and sighted alike, understands that blindness need not be a tragedy, until no one uses blindness as an excuse for not trying to succeed or not giving a person a chance, until we all expect blind people to take their place in the community as fully contributing, fully participating members of society, the National Federation of the Blind's mission will be to bring these dreams to reality
Membership Fee: Membership dues are $5.00 anually. Membership is based on local chapters.
Area Served: The National Federation of the Blind of Texas is an affiliate of the National Federation of the Blind serving Texas.
Hours of Operation/Schedule: Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:00pm
Events:
The convention of the National Federation of the Blind of Texas will be held November 8-10, 2013.
Slogan: Changing what it means to be blind.