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Date: Wed, Mar 25, 2015 at 4:58 PM
Subject: Haggadahs in Large Print and Braille
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Get A Reader-Friendly Haggadah Today
Everyone at the seder table finds his or her Haggadah; the Haggadah that feels most comfortable to read and that speaks to him or her. However people with reading-related disabilities often do not have Haggadot that they can read and through which they can more fully participate in sedarim. Well, now people with reading-related disabilities can now get Haggadot that they can more easily follow and enjoy. Check out the following list
Jewish Braille Institute (JBI)
To receive your free large print or Braille Haggadah BY MAIL, you must order by Friday, March 27, 2015. Call: 800‑999‑6476. You may also order or download, online, a large print Haggadah in English, Russian, Spanish, and French. Just click here.
CSB Care
CSB Care will provide customised access to the Haggadah and other traditional Torah texts and prayer books, including the Gemarah. CSB Care works with people with the full range of vision disabilities, physical difficulties using books, and learning challenges. Contact CSB Care at (718) 837-4549 or visit the CSB Care website at www.computersciences.org.
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