The power of (felt) communication

Powerfully expressing yourself can be done in several ways. But what if you can’t read or see? How will you know where you are? What to do? Where to go? What a business or brochure looks like? As an organization, how do you ensure that your message comes across?

For people with a reading disability or impairment it is very important that communication happens through more than just words. Are these people important to you? Is the information available in your organization’s spaces accessible to everyone in your community? Would you like to make sure it is but you aren’t quite sure how? We can provide the expertise to help.

About us

The CBB is committed to expanding the world for the blind and visually impaired. We try to achieve this by delivering reading materials into appropriate reading formats such as: braille, large print, digital and audio.

We also help businesses and community organizations reach this unique audience with tactile print and braille across their communication platforms and materials. For example we can print your menus, floor plans, informational brochures, puzzles and so on, with this audience in mind. We can print on many different materials like paper, dibond, plastic, acrylic, wood and aluminum. Here we will customize solutions to match your needs and make sure your message can be felt. We operate in the Netherlands but are also increasingly active abroad.

Clients

The CBB cooperates with numerous parties from various sectors so that people with reading disabilities can also access important information. We deliver worldwide and in various languages. A selection from our extensive network:

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Blogs

Converting written text to speech

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Make your pictures tangible

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What is Braille?

Braille is a tactile writing system used by individuals who are visually impaired or blind. Named after its inventor, Louis Braille, this system allows users to read and write through touch rather than sight. Since its development in the early 19th century, Braille...