Public Access Videophone “PAV”
Public Access Videophone “PAV”
The Public Access Videophone (PAV) is a public phone with video technology included. The PAV allows people who are hearing impaired the ability to make Video Relay Service (VRS) and Point to Point (P2P) calls in public locations. Also available on the PAV is a direct line to our contact center for further information on job opportunities, interpreting services, customer support or general inquiries.
Currently, the PAV can be found in many cities and will continue to be placed in additional locations in the near future. PAV locations are shown in the map below with red markers. To view more details about each location, click on the red marker.
See the map: http://www.projectendeavor.com/PAV.aspx
See the PAV in action: http://www.projectendeavor.com/
| What is Project Endeavor? Project Endeavor is a program of CSD, funded by a two year contract with the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). This program focuses on providing deaf and hard of hearing Americans with access to broadband or high speed internet through discounted internet service plans and internet devices. Project Endeavor also provides an array of training materials and educational resources for deaf and hard of hearing people. For more information about Project Endeavor, Click here. Click here to contact us to see if you qualify for discounted internet services and devices.http://www.projectendeavor.com/AboutUs/ProjectEndeavor.aspx |