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Assistive Technology Funding Resources

Assistive technology funding is crucial for individuals with disabilities to ensure they have access to tools, devices, and resources they need. This type of technology can be life-changing, empowering them to learn, communicate, move, and live more independently. The following list is not a complete listing. The information shared here is for educational purposes only and does not imply endorsement.

Computers For The Blind

The Texas Center for the Visually Challenged
1201 S. Sherman St., Suite 206
Richardson, Texas 75081
The Computers for the Blind (CFTB) mission is to provide assistive technology funding resources by means of refurbished computer equipment, software and training. They are determined to bridge the digital gap for the community of the blind and visually impaired in the US by providing affordable resources. There are no age or ability restrictions, and their solutions are ready and accessible, opening life-long opportunities for employment and digital equity.

Association of Blind Citizens

Assistive Technology Fund
PO Box 246
Holbrook, MA 02343
The Association of Blind Citizens operates the Assistive Technology Fund (ATF). The ATF will provide funds to cover 50% of the retail price of adaptive devices or software. Their board of directors believes that this program will allow blind and visually impaired individuals access to technology products that will have a significant impact on improving employment opportunities, increase the level of independence and enhance their overall quality of life.

New Horizons Un-Limited

Adaptive Technology Financial Assistance
811 E. Wisconsin Ave., Suite 937
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202
New Horizons Un-Limited has been providing access to technological and informational tools to individuals with lifelong disabilities since 1994. In addition to making information accessible for individuals with disabilities, they also provide technological tools. For example, computer training programs, traveling computer workshops, and refurbished computers.

PATF

Funding Solutions for Independence
1004 W. 9th Ave., 1st Floor
Kings of Prassia, PA 19406
Pennsylvania Assistive Technology Foundation (PATF) helps Pennsylvanians obtain the assistive technology they need to live in their own homes, go to work, and be active participants in their communities. They help Pennsylvanians of all ages, income levels, disabilities and health conditions. Programs include financial assistance, loans, and education.

Comprehensive AT Funding Guide

Instead of listing assistive technology funding resources for all 50 states on this page, we have prepared a guide that you can download. How to pay for needed assistive technology is challenging for many and can seem overwhelming. As an association working hard to ensure access to all, we understand that access does not only include assistive technology but also access to potential funding necessary to obtain what is needed in technology.

If you need information on AT funding and don’t see viable options on our downloadable list, please reach out to us for help in finding resources. All hyperlinks included in the below document were active as of 09/18/25.