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Assistive Technology

99 assistive technology resources for individuals with disabilities and their caregivers — national organizations plus local programs. Use the filters to narrow by state or city.

AAC Institute

Research and education organization focused on augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). Provides resources, research, and support for individuals who use AAC devices and their families.

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National

Ability Tools - California Assistive Technology Program

California's Assistive Technology Act Program operated in partnership with the Department of Rehabilitation. Services include AT Exchange marketplace, device lending libraries, financial loan program, information and referral, and reuse programs statewide.

800-390-2699

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California

AbleData

National database of assistive technology products with over 40,000 products for people with disabilities.

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National

AbleNet

Assistive technology switches, mounting systems, and adapted educational tools. Makes technology accessible for people with disabilities through simple, reliable devices.

1-800-322-0956

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National

Access Technologies Inc. (ATI)

Nonprofit providing assistive technology training, assessment, and demonstration for individuals with disabilities, including computer access, communication devices, and adaptive equipment.

503-361-1201

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Oregon · Portland

Adaptabilities

Retailer of switch-adapted toys, devices, and assistive technology products for children and adults with disabilities. Carries a wide range of switch-accessible toys, communication devices, and environmental controls.

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National

Adaptive Tech Solutions

Therapist-owned company operated by a 30+ year speech-language pathologist. Hand-adapts nearly all products on-site. Offers switch-adapted toys, communication devices, and the affordable Switch It Up! switch.

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National

AngelSense GPS Tracker

GPS tracker and watch designed specifically for children with autism and special needs. Features real-time tracking, geofencing alerts, two-way speakerphone, school bus monitoring, and non-removable sensory-friendly wearable kit.

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National

Apple - Accessibility

Apple builds accessibility into every product and regularly highlights disability inclusion through campaigns like 'I'm Not Remarkable' (2025) — a musical celebration of disabled individuals thriving in everyday life, including going to college.

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National

Arizona Technology Access Program (AzTAP)

Arizona's Assistive Technology Act Program, part of the Institute for Human Development at Northern Arizona University. Provides device demonstrations, loan programs, alternative financing through AzLAT, and education about assistive technology for persons with disabilities of all ages.

602-728-9534

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Arizona

Assistive Technology Act Programs

National network providing AT information, device demonstrations, and lending programs in every state.

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National

Assistive Technology for Kansans

Kansas assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, loans, and information to individuals with disabilities.

800-526-3648

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Kansas

Assistive Technology in New Hampshire (ATinNH)

A project of the UNH Institute on Disability connecting people across New Hampshire with assistive technology through a lending library for short and long-term loans, demonstrations, training workshops, and reuse programs to expand access and independence.

(603) 862-4320

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New Hampshire

Assistive Technology of Alaska (ATLA)

Alaska's statewide assistive technology resource center serving Alaskans of any age. Services include AT device demonstrations, equipment loans and reuse, training, and information to help people make informed decisions about assistive technology for work, school, home, and daily life.

(907) 563-2599

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Alaska

Assistive Technology Resource Centers of Hawaii (ATRC)

Hawaii's designated Assistive Technology Act agency since 1991. Provides demos, training, equipment loans, computer redistribution, assessment, financial loans, and advocacy activities to help people with disabilities participate in community life.

200 N. Vineyard Blvd. Suite 430, Honolulu, HI 96817

(808) 532-7112

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Hawaii

AssistiveWare - Proloquo2Go

Award-winning symbol-based AAC app for iPad/iPhone enabling nonspeaking children and adults to communicate. Fully customizable vocabulary that grows with the user.

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National

ByoWave Proteus Controller

Modular 'snap and play' gaming controller with 15+ interchangeable parts and over 100 million possible configurations to match individual physical needs. Xbox designated.

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National

ClearCaptions - Free Captioned Phone

Free captioned telephones and apps for people with hearing loss. Phones, installation, and ongoing service provided at no cost under the ADA.

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National

Closing the Gap

Resource for assistive technology in education and employment for individuals with disabilities.

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National

Colorado Assistive Technology Act Program

Managed by the Center for Inclusive Design and Engineering at CU Denver, providing AT information, services, device loans, and financial loans for education, employment, and community living. Includes the SWAAAC program for school-based assistive technology services.

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Colorado

Connecticut Tech Act Project

Statewide program that increases access to assistive technology for individuals with disabilities of all ages. Offers device demonstrations, short-term equipment loans, refurbished equipment, deaf-blind services, and an AT loan program to help residents remain active and engaged.

55 Farmington Ave., 12th Floor, Hartford, CT 06105

(800) 537-2549

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Connecticut

CoughDrop AAC

Open-source, cloud-based AAC app that syncs across devices. Supports two-way messaging, remote modeling, eye/head tracking, and switches. Uses Open Board Format for interoperability.

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National

DC Assistive Technology Program (DCATP)

Helps DC residents with disabilities and seniors increase independence through assistive technology. Offers free AT education, device testing, one-on-one consultations with occupational therapists, phone and computer accessibility training, and a durable medical equipment recycling program.

(202) 547-0198

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District of Columbia

Delaware Assistive Technology Initiative (DATI)

A program of the Center for Disabilities Studies at the University of Delaware that connects Delawareans with disabilities to assistive technology through equipment loans, demonstrations, training, the AT Exchange reuse program, and Assistive Technology Resource Centers across the state.

461 Wyoming Road, Newark, DE 19716

1-800-870-3284

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Delaware

Different Roads to Learning

One-stop shop for autism teaching tools and ABA therapy materials with over 600 products including visual timers, communication aids, assessment tools, and educational resources for learners on the autism spectrum.

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National

Enabling Devices

Over 40 years designing switch-adapted toys, AAC devices, adaptive switches, and daily living products. Extensive catalog of cause-and-effect toys for early learning and sensory development for children and adults with disabilities.

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National

Enabling Devices (formerly Toys for Special Children)

Designs and manufactures affordable assistive technology and switch-adapted products including toys, communication devices, sensory items, and environmental controls for people with disabilities.

800-832-8697

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National

Envision Glasses

AI-powered smart glasses that convert visual information into speech. Can read text, describe scenes, recognize faces, and scan barcodes for people who are blind or have low vision.

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National

Florida Alliance for Assistive Services and Technology (FAAST)

Florida's assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, equipment loans, and training for individuals with disabilities.

850-487-3278

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Florida

Forbes AAC

Leading provider of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) speech-generating devices, accessories, and support services. Helps individuals with speech and language impairments communicate.

(419) 589-7688

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National

GlassOuse - Hands-Free Head Mouse

Wearable wireless head mouse that lets users control phones, computers, and tablets hands-free through head movements. Includes bite switch for clicking. 150+ hour battery life.

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National

HumanWare - Braille & Low Vision

Full line of refreshable braille displays, video magnifiers, smart glasses, and audio assistants for people who are blind or have low vision. Products include Brailliant braille displays and Prodigi magnifiers.

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National

Idaho Assistive Technology Project (IATP)

Federally funded program at the University of Idaho providing AT services and resources for people with disabilities of all ages. Offers low-interest financial loans, device demonstrations, lending centers, training, and public awareness activities statewide.

1187 Alturas Drive, Moscow, ID 83843

(800) 432-8324

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Idaho

Illinois Assistive Technology Program (IATP)

Provides assistive technology device demonstrations, loans, and resources to individuals with disabilities throughout Illinois.

1 W. Old State Capitol Plaza, Suite 100, Springfield, IL 62701

217-522-7985

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Illinois

Inclusive TLC (Technology, Learning, Communication)

Assistive technology company providing switch-accessible devices, communication aids, and adapted toys. Offers products for early learning, cause-and-effect, and environmental control for individuals with complex needs.

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National

INCREASING Capabilities Access Network (ICAN)

Arkansas assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, short-term loans, and assistance accessing AT solutions for individuals with disabilities.

501-666-8868

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Arkansas

Indiana ATTAIN Project - Assistive Technology

Indiana's assistive technology act program offering device demonstrations, short-term loans, and training across the state.

800-528-8246

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Indiana

InnoCaption - Free Call Captioning

Free FCC-certified mobile app providing real-time phone call captioning using AI speech recognition and live human stenographers. Users can toggle between modes mid-call.

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National

Iowa Program for Assistive Technology (IPAT)

Statewide assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, short-term loans, and information for Iowans with disabilities.

800-331-3027

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Iowa

Kentucky Assistive Technology Service (KATS) Network

Kentucky's assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, equipment loans, and AT training for individuals with disabilities.

800-327-5287

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Kentucky

Learning Ally

Human-narrated audiobooks for students with print disabilities including dyslexia, blindness, visual impairment, or physical disabilities that prevent reading standard print. Extensive library of textbooks and literature downloadable on most devices.

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National

Librarey - Accessible Reading

Accessible reading platform and resources for individuals with print disabilities, dyslexia, and visual impairments.

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National

LIFTech (Lekotek Illinois Families Touching Technology)

Toy lending library and switch adaptation service. Adapts standard toys with switches so children with physical disabilities can play independently. Provides guides for DIY toy adaptation.

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National

Lingraphica

Speech-generating devices designed specifically for adults with aphasia and communication disorders from stroke, brain injury, or progressive neurological conditions. Medicare-reimbursable.

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National

Louisiana Assistive Technology Access Network (LATAN)

Louisiana's assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, equipment loans, and AT solutions for individuals with disabilities.

800-270-6185

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Louisiana

Maine CITE (Community Inclusion through Technology)

Statewide program helping people with disabilities increase independence through assistive technology. Provides free device demonstrations, short-term loans, equipment reuse, information, and training. The mPower Loan Program offers affordable loans for AT purchases and home modifications.

(207) 621-3195

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Maine

Makey Makey

Invention kit that turns everyday objects into touchpads and switches. Widely used in special education and assistive technology to create custom switches from any conductive material — bananas, play-doh, foil, and more.

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National

Maryland Technology Assistance Program (MDTAP)

A program of the Maryland Department of Disabilities providing AT device libraries, demonstrations, consultations, short-term device loans, a Reuse Center for free gently-used equipment, and a low-interest AT loan program ($500-$70,000).

(800) 832-4827

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Maryland

MassMATCH (Maximizing Assistive Technology in Consumer's Hands)

Massachusetts' AT Act program managed by MassAbility, offering three Assistive Technology Regional Centers, device demonstrations, free long-term device loans for low-income residents, zero-interest mini loans ($100-$2,000), and low-interest financial loans for devices over $2,000.

1-866-682-9955

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Massachusetts

Mayer-Johnson (Tobii Dynavox)

Leading provider of AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) devices, software, and symbol-based communication tools including Boardmaker and the PCS symbol library used worldwide.

(800) 344-1778

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National

Michigan Assistive Technology Program (MATP)

Statewide program providing assistive technology device demonstrations, loans, and information for Michiganders with disabilities.

800-274-7426

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Michigan

Microsoft Accessibility

Microsoft's accessibility initiative includes the Xbox Adaptive Controller, built-in Windows accessibility features, and AI for Accessibility grant program. Committed to empowering people with disabilities through technology.

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National

Minnesota STAR Program (System of Technology to Achieve Results)

Statewide assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, loans, and information for Minnesotans with disabilities.

888-234-1267

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Minnesota

Mississippi Project START (Success Through Assistive/Rehabilitative Technology)

Mississippi's assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, equipment loans, and AT services for individuals with disabilities.

800-852-8328

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Mississippi

Missouri Assistive Technology

Statewide program providing assistive technology information, device demonstrations, and loans for Missourians with disabilities.

800-647-8557

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Missouri

MonTECH - Montana Assistive Technology Program

Montana's AT Act Program at the Rural Institute for Inclusive Communities in Missoula. Offers free equipment loans with shipping, financial loans up to $50,000 at low interest, device demonstrations, adaptive recreation equipment, and AT information for all Montanans with disabilities.

(406) 243-5511

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Montana

Mount'n Mover

Premium wheelchair mounting system for AAC devices, tablets, laptops, and phones. Customizable arm positions with adjustable resistance. Pow!r Mount model offers motorized positioning via switch control.

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National

MyMejo

Platform connecting individuals with disabilities to personalized resources, tools, and community support.

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National

National Lekotek Center

Facilitates inclusion of children with disabilities through therapeutic play-based family sessions and toy lending libraries. AblePlay website provides independent ratings and reviews of toys by disability category.

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National

Nebraska Assistive Technology Partnership (ATP)

Statewide program providing assistive technology device demonstrations, loans, and information for Nebraskans with disabilities.

888-806-6287

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Nebraska

Nevada Assistive Technology Collaborative (NATC)

Provides AT services to support people living independently and within communities. Services include short-term device loans, device reuse and reutilization, financial assistance through low-interest loans, and information and referral statewide.

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Nevada

New Mexico Technology Assistance Program (NMTAP)

Statewide program under the Governor's Commission on Disability offering free services including device loans, financial support, accessibility information, and resources to help New Mexicans with disabilities get assistive technology they need.

625 Silver Ave. SW, Ste. 100 B, Albuquerque, NM 87102

505-841-4464

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New Mexico

North Carolina Assistive Technology Program (NCATP)

North Carolina's assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, equipment loans, and AT training for individuals with disabilities.

919-850-2787

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North Carolina

North Dakota Assistive Technology (NDAT)

Statewide program providing assistive technology device demonstrations, loans, and information for North Dakotans with disabilities.

800-895-4728

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North Dakota

Northwest Access Fund

Nonprofit providing affordable loans and financial education for assistive technology, home modifications, and vehicles for people with disabilities in Oregon and Washington.

206-328-5116

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Oregon · Statewide

Ohio Assistive Technology (AT Ohio)

Statewide program providing assistive technology device demonstrations, loans, and information for Ohioans with disabilities.

800-784-3425

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Ohio

Oklahoma ABLE Tech

Statewide AT program providing assistive technology devices and services, financing opportunities, digital accessibility services, advocacy, and education. Device loan inventory of over 2,300 devices across 10 categories. Offices in Stillwater and Oklahoma City.

800-257-1705

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Oklahoma

OrCam MyEye

AI-powered wearable smart camera that clips to eyeglasses. Reads text aloud, recognizes faces, identifies products/money/colors in real time. Works completely offline.

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National

Oregon Technology Access Program (OTAP)

Oregon's Assistive Technology Act program providing device demonstrations, short-term loans, and information about assistive technology solutions for people with disabilities.

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Oregon · Statewide

Otsimo - Special Education App

Award-winning special education and speech therapy app with 100+ games developed with psychologists and special education teachers. Personalized curriculum for each child. Strict no-ads policy. Available on iOS and Android.

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National

PRC-Saltillo (Prentke Romich Company)

Leading manufacturer of AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) speech-generating devices and language systems for people who cannot speak. Used by SLPs and families worldwide.

1-800-262-1984

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Proloquo2Go (AssistiveWare)

Award-winning AAC app for iPad and iPhone used by over 200,000 people worldwide. Provides symbol-based and text-based communication for individuals with speech difficulties including autism, cerebral palsy, and Down syndrome.

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National

QuadStick - Mouth-Operated Controller

Mouth-operated game controller with four sip-and-puff sensors and lip position sensor. Compatible with PS3, PS4, Nintendo Switch, PC, and Mac. Available in FPS and Singleton models.

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RAM Mounts - Wheelchair Accessibility

Phone and tablet mounting systems for wheelchairs with quick-release, swivel features, and X-Grip holders for hands-free device access.

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National

RePlay for Kids

Organization coordinating toy-adapting volunteers and maintaining a directory of toy-adapting organizations nationwide. Connects families of children with disabilities to adapted toy resources.

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National

Rhode Island Assistive Technology Access Partnership (ATAP)

Statewide partnership of organizations improving access to assistive technology for individuals with disabilities. Provides device demonstrations, loans, reuse, training, and information through the Central Resource Center and Resource Center for Children and Youth.

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Rhode Island

Richard West Assistive Technology Advocacy Center (ATAC)

New Jersey's federally funded assistive technology program offering device demonstrations, lending library for try-before-you-buy, equipment reuse through partnership with Goodwill, and training/technical assistance for individuals with disabilities.

210 South Broad St., 3rd Floor, Trenton, NJ 08608

(800) 922-7233

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New Jersey

RJ Cooper & Associates

Assistive technology products including switch interfaces, iPad/tablet access solutions, and adapted input devices for individuals with physical disabilities. Known for innovative and affordable AT solutions.

800-752-6673

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National

SafeinHome - Remote Supports

Remote supports and assistive technology solutions for independent living. Helps individuals with disabilities live more independently through technology.

15025 Priest Lane, Amissville, VA 20106

(703) 586-5037

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Virginia · Northern Virginia

Smartbox - Grid AAC

Comprehensive AAC software for communication, environmental control, and computer access. Supports symbol and text communication with eye gaze, switch, and touch access.

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National

South Carolina Assistive Technology Program (SCATP)

South Carolina's assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, equipment loans, and AT training for individuals with disabilities.

803-935-5263

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South Carolina

South Dakota Assistive Technology Project (DakotaLink)

Statewide assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, loans, and information for South Dakotans with disabilities.

800-645-0673

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South Dakota

STAR (Statewide Technology Access and Response) for Alabamians with Disabilities

Assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, short-term loans, and assistance accessing assistive technology for Alabamians with disabilities.

334-293-7154

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Alabama

Switch Kids

Specializes in switch-adapted toys and devices for children with physical disabilities. Offers pre-adapted toys ready to use with accessibility switches, plus DIY switch adaptation guides and tutorials.

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National

TechOWL (Technology for Our Whole Lives)

Pennsylvania's Assistive Technology Act program, a project of Temple University's Institute on Disabilities. Offers nine regional AT Resource Centers with free lending library, device demonstrations, consultations, mini grants up to $400, and equipment reuse programs.

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Pennsylvania

Tecla-e Accessibility Hub

Bluetooth hub allowing people with limited mobility to control smartphones, tablets, computers, and smart home devices through adaptive switches or wheelchair joystick controls. Pairs with up to 8 devices.

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National

Tennessee Technology Access Program (TTAP)

Tennessee's assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, equipment loans, and AT solutions for individuals with disabilities.

615-313-5183

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Tennessee

Texas Technology Access Program (TTAP)

Leads Texas's efforts under the federal Assistive Technology Act. Provides AT device loans (35-day terms with free shipping), statewide demonstration centers, recycle and reuse programs through Project Mend, financing, training, and public awareness activities.

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Texas

Time Timer

Visual timer products designed to help individuals with autism, ADHD, and learning disabilities understand the passage of time. Used in homes, schools, and therapy settings worldwide.

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National

Tobii Dynavox

Leading manufacturer of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) devices and eye-tracking technology. Helps people with speech and communication challenges express themselves.

1-800-344-1778

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National

Tools for Life - Georgia Assistive Technology Act Program

Georgia's assistive technology program at Georgia Tech providing device demonstrations, equipment loans, and AT training statewide.

800-497-8665

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Georgia

TRAID Program (Technology Related Assistance for Individuals with Disabilities)

Federally funded program administered by the NYS Justice Center with twelve regional centers statewide. Provides assistive technology device loans (up to 60 days), demonstrations, comparisons, and training on AT topics including funding options and accessibility.

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New York

Utah Assistive Technology Program (UATP)

Part of the Institute for Disability Research at Utah State University. Connects Utahns with AT devices through loan, financing, and device reuse programs. Locations in Salt Lake City, Logan, and the Uintah Basin. Offers reduced-interest loans and small grants.

800-524-5152

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Utah

Vermont Assistive Technology Program (VATP)

Vermont's federal AT Act program managed by DAIL and partnering with UVM's Center on Disability and Community Inclusion. Operates three regional AT Tryout Centers offering free 30-day equipment loans, demonstrations, training, and information on AT tools and strategies.

1-800-750-6355

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Vermont

Virginia Assistive Technology System (VATS)

Virginia's AT Act program providing device demonstrations, short-term loans, and information about assistive technology.

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Virginia · Statewide

Washington Assistive Technology Act Program (WATAP)

Statewide assistive technology program at the University of Washington providing device demonstrations, short-term loans, financing assistance, and training. Helps Washingtonians with disabilities access AT devices and services to increase independence at home, work, and school.

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Washington

West Virginia Assistive Technology System (WVATS)

Federally funded statewide program providing assistive technology information, device demonstrations, device reuse, and training for West Virginians of all ages with disabilities.

959 Hartman Run Road, Morgantown, WV 26505

304-293-4692

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West Virginia

Wisconsin Assistive Technology Program (WisTech)

Statewide assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, information, training, and AT certification for providers, serving people of all ages with disabilities.

608-514-2513

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Wisconsin

Wyoming Assistive Technology Resources (WATR)

Wyoming's AT Act Program at the University of Wyoming's WIND institute. Provides device demonstrations, short-term equipment loans, AT reuse and exchange, financial loans, and training to help people with disabilities access assistive technology statewide.

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Wyoming

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