Turning Point is a manufacturer of keyboards & keyguards — Provider of Texas STAP Program Products.  The goal of Turning Point is to make a more accessible and inclusive world for children and adults with disabilities.  Provides high quality products… Read More

Boost Technology was founded in 1998 when Boost's founders attended the Bridge Benefit Concert to benefit the Bridge School. This remarkable school was founded to ensure that children with severe speech and physical impairments achieve full participation… Read More

GiveTech.org is a non-profit organization based in San Francisco, CA. GiveTech provides Computer tools designed specifically for those with severe physical disabilities to allow for increased self-reliance and a vastly enhanced computing and Internet… Read More

Virgin Islands Resource Center for Disabled (VIRCD) is a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization designed to meet the informational, instructional, vocational and adaptive technological needs of persons with disabilities. It is the Center's firm belief… Read More

The WILL Center is a nonprofit, community based, nonresidential organization that is run by and for people with disabilities and provides the following services: Individual Advocacy Systems Advocacy Information and Referral Independent Living Skills Training… Read More

With your donations, Goodwill Easter Seals spends 98 cents of every dollar on helping over 8,600 people with disabilities along the Gulf Coast. Your donations make our programs and services possible. From Early Intervention services for kids with disabilities… Read More

Project MEND is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) agency dedicated to helping low-income people with disabilities obtain medical equipment and financial assistance to help with the purchase of assistive technologies medically necessary for rehabilitation and recovery… Read More

Free Adaptive Medical Equipment for People with Disabilities in Virginia The disAbility Resource Center, in collaboration with sister organizations, has a program that provides persons with disabilities assistive equipment at no cost. Very often there… Read More

The Simon Technology Center (STC) is dedicated to making the benefits of technology more accessible to children and adults with disabilities. Through a collaborated effort involving parents, professionals, and consumers, the STC can provide numerous services… Read More

The Center for Assistive Technology (CAT) was established within the School of Health Related Professions in 1988. CAT conducts research, education and service programs in assistive technology for persons with disabilities and the elderly, in four related… Read More