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British Computer Association of the Blind
c/o RNIB
58 - 72 John Bright Street
Birmingham
B1 1BN
Tel : 0845 430 8627
Web: www.bcab.org.uk
The British Computer Association of the Blind (BCAB) is a self-help group of visually impaired computer professionals and users and was founded in 1969. The website includes the BCAB brochure with information on its aims and objectives, its services, the annual subscription and how you can become a member. The Association's constitution is also available on this site.
The organisation runs training courses for visually impaired people and the website includes details of forthcoming courses. The BCAB email list is open to BCAB members and other interested parties.
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