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Centrum pre nevidiacich a slabozrakých Slovenska

Trenčín · Slovakia

A more accessible world begins with understanding, opportunity, and inclusion.

Centrum pre nevidiacich a slabozrakých Slovenska is dedicated to advancing awareness, accessibility, dignity, and meaningful participation for people who are blind or have low vision.

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“Accessibility is a commitment to equal opportunity, independence, respect, and participation in everyday life.”

Welcome

Welcome to Centrum pre nevidiacich a slabozrakých Slovenska

Every person deserves the opportunity to participate in society with dignity, confidence, and independence. For people who are blind or have low vision, accessible information, inclusive environments, appropriate support, and public understanding make a meaningful difference in everyday life.

Our approach recognizes that accessibility is not limited to buildings or technology. It includes communication, education, social participation, employment, community relationships, and respect for individual choices.

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Our Mission

To promote a society in which people who are blind or have low vision can access information, opportunities, services, and community life with dignity and respect.

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Our Vision

An inclusive Slovakia where people with visual impairments can pursue education, employment, relationships, and community life without unnecessary barriers.

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What guides us

Our values

  • Dignity and Respect

    Recognizing the individuality, rights, and contributions of every person.

  • Accessibility

    Encouraging accessible communication, information, technology, and environments.

  • Inclusion

    Promoting opportunities for meaningful participation in society.

  • Independence

    Supporting the principle that individuals should have opportunities to make informed choices.

  • Collaboration

    Encouraging cooperation among communities, institutions, and relevant organizations.

  • Transparency

    Communicating organizational information clearly and responsibly.

  • Empowerment

    Promoting awareness, knowledge, and opportunities that help people participate more confidently.

  • Continuous Improvement

    Encouraging practical progress toward more inclusive communities.

Areas of work

Featured program areas

These are areas of focus the organization is working toward. Each will be marked as an established service once confirmed.

  • Accessibility Awareness and Education

    Helping the public understand the everyday barriers people with visual impairments face — and how simple changes remove them.

  • Accessible Digital Information

    Encouraging websites, documents, and digital services that work with screen readers, magnification, and high contrast.

  • Community Inclusion and Participation

    Promoting community events, spaces, and activities that welcome people who are blind or have low vision.

  • Independent Living Awareness

    Sharing knowledge about orientation, mobility, and daily-living approaches that support personal independence.

  • Inclusive Education and Learning Resources

    Highlighting accessible learning materials and inclusive approaches in schools and adult education.

  • Employment Inclusion and Workplace Accessibility

    Raising awareness of reasonable adjustments and accessible workplaces for employers and colleagues.

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Reading

News & updates

  • Digital accessibility

    Understanding Digital Accessibility

    What makes a website usable with a screen reader — and why it matters for everyone.

  • Community

    Creating More Inclusive Community Spaces

    Practical considerations for events, venues, and public spaces.

  • Information

    Why Accessible Information Matters

    Large print, audio, braille, and plain language as tools for equal access.

Help build a more inclusive community

Accessibility and inclusion require awareness, cooperation, and a willingness to identify and remove barriers.