[NFBC-At-Large] FW: Interested in a free annual AIRA account?

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Subject: Fwd: Interested in a free annual AIRA account?

 

 

Rochelle Houston, First Vice President

National Federation of the Blind of California

President, Pathfinder Chapter Los Angeles

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The National Federation of the Blind is a community of members and friends who believe in the hopes and dreams of the nations blind. Every day we work together to help blind people live the lives they want. 


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From: Darren Gresham <dgresham at daylemc.org <mailto:dgresham at daylemc.org> >
Date: September 30, 2020 at 5:02:22 PM PDT
Subject: Interested in a free annual AIRA account?

 

   You may have heard of a service called Aira, which provides people     with visual disabilities access to visual information (their surroundings, signs, etc.) through the use of a cell phone's video camera. A live, trained operator is available 24/7 to provide this information in English and Spanish. Aira's website has a more

  <https://aira.io/how-it-works> detailed description of their services. 
 
   The Dayle McIntosh Center, in collaboration with UCI, The University of California at Irvine, and Toyota are partnering to sponsor persons with vision impairments a free unlimited Aira account from October 2020, through August 2021.

 

   Please spread the word to your clients, members and associates. Those interested have only to complete this

  <https://forms.gle/Wg4MvJFDyz92unDP6> Google Form.

The form simply requests: First Name, Last Name, Email address, and Phone number. The email address is optional (to be inclusive of people who may not have one) but preferred.

 

   Thank you for your support and sharing the news.


 

 

 

Dayle McIntosh Center

501 N. Brookhurst St, Suite 102

Anaheim, CA 92801

Office: (714) 621-3300

Access and independence by, and for, people with disabilities

Disabilities

 

 

 

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