Assistive Technology for the Disabled

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• BOTW UK Directory: Society: Disability: Assistive Technology 

• Adaptive Technology Resource Centre  - A resource and conference centre offering training, consultation and reasearch into all forms of adaptive technology to assist the disabled person.
• Alliance for Technology Access  - Network of community-based resource centers, developers, vendors and associates, offers information on mission, centers, donations, and initiatives.
• Assistive Technology Industry Association  - Represents the interests of its members to business, government, education, and the many agencies that serve people with disabilities.
• Assistive Technology Research Clinics  - Stanford School of Medicine provides current news, staff contact information, publications, presentations, products, and links to related sites.
• AT Network  - Aims to expand disabled people's access to tools, resources, and technologies.
• Augmentative Communication Inc.  - Providing publications and other educational materials for people with visual impairments.
• Better Living Through Technology  - Noncommercial site fosters the use and benefits of technology to support and help people with various disabilities.
• Breaking the Barriers  - Nonprofit organization helps people who do not communicate through speech by developing their means of communication.
• Center on Disabilities  - Part of California State University Northridge promotes and assists the attainment of academic, professional, and personal goals for people with all abilities.
• The Center on Disabilities  - A California University based concern offering teaching, scholarship and active learning in all areas of creating an inclusive society for the disabled.
• Cowichan DisAbility Resource Centre  - Range of programs and services specialized to address the needs of the disabled community.
• Project Participate  - Offers strategies, teaching, and training that increase the active participation of students with disabilities in school programs.
• Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center on Technology Transfer  - Federally-funded center develops innovative technologies to help elderly and disabled people.
• RESNA  - Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North America - an interdisciplinary association dedicated to technology and disability.
• Washington Assistive Technology Act  - Offering a number of support programs for Washington residents with disabilities.
• Washington Assistive Technology Alliance  - Providing information on currrent news, publications, funding, forums, and policy.