Hearing, Vision & Sensory Loss serving Brewster from elsewhere on the Lower Cape. None are based in Brewster itself, which is normal for a town this size. If you're not sure where to start, the Brewster Council on Aging (508-896-2737) will point you in the right direction for free.
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Free audiobooks, large-print books and the player to read them on, mailed to your house postage-free. For anyone who can't comfortably read standard print — it is not only for the blind.
Free forever, including return postage. Ask your COA to help with the application. Free, including postage both ways. You do not have to be blind — macular degeneration, or not being able to hold a book, also qualifies.
How to start
Fill in the application (online or by mail) and have it signed by a doctor, nurse, therapist, social worker or librarian; toll-free 800-852-3133
Who qualifies
Legally blind, or can't read standard print because of vision, or can't hold a book or turn pages; nursing homes serving such residents also qualify