The Mission of the

New Mexico
Commission for the Blind

is to enable persons who are blind to achieve vocational, economic and social equality by providing career preparation, training in the skills of blindness and above all, promoting and conveying the belief that blindness is not a barrier to successful employment, or to living an independent and meaningful life.

Announcements

Stevens Amendment

“Public Law 115-141 Notice: The Commission receives federal funds from the U.S. Department of Education and from the Health and Human Services Department. For Federal Fiscal Year 2024, the Commission will receive approximately $5,582,296 for Vocational Rehabilitation with a $1,510,838 state match; $55,500 for Supported Employment with a $3,083 state match; $225,000 for Older Blind with a $25,000 state match; and $62,651 for Independent Living with a $6,961 State match.”

White Cane Law

White Cane Law Proclamations

CFB Combined State Plan PY20 Final

CFB Combined State Plan PY20 Final

CFB Strategic Plan 2021-2024

CFB Strategic Plan 2021-2024

Age-Related Macular Degeneration Awareness Month Proclamation February 2023

Age-Related Macular Degeneration Awareness Month Proclamation February 2023- PDF File

Age-Related Macular Degeneration Awareness Month Proclamation February 2023 – Word Document

Forms for Referral to CFB

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Services

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Adult Orientation Center

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Assistive Technology

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Business Enterprise Program

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Independent Living/Older Blind Services

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NEWSLINE for the Blind

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Skills Center

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Students in Transition to Employment Program

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Technology for Children

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Vocational Rehabilitation

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