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Assistive Technology Resources

Georgia Resources:

Tools for Life:  This program through the Department of Labor provides access to appropriate assistive technology devices and assistive technology servicesTools for Life Assistive Technology Resource Centers (ATRCs) provide services including consumer intake, assistive technology scholarships, assistive technology training through hands-on assistive technology demonstrations and educational workshops, Touch the Future Expo, and the Microsoft Life Long Learning lab.

Lekotek of Georgia: The word "Lekotek" comes from the Swedish work "lek," meaning play, and the Greek suffix "tek" meaning library.  Loosely translated, Lekotek means play library, but to the hundreds of families we help, it is much more.  Using adapted toys and computer equipment, Lekotek provides opportunities for children to have fun and learn along the way.  It is a safe haven from medical appointments and therapies.  It is a place where there are no expectations to perform, a place where parents find resources and support.


National Resources:

Alliance for Technology Access: Assistive Technology Vendor Listing:  Comprehensive listing of developers and distributors of assistive technology devices and software)

Simplified Technology: Information on augmentative communication and assistive technology for children with disabilities

Wisconsin First Step:  Toy Catalog Listing for Children with Special Needs: List of toy resources and toy catalogs that contain adapted toys or toys whose designs transfer easily to the play needs of children with special needs

Closing the Gap: Organization that focuses on computer technology for people with special needs through its bi-monthly newspaper, annual international conference and extensive web site

 

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