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ATA Resource Centers

The Technology Resource Centers are one of the services ATA offers. These centers connect people with disabilities to technology tools.  Core services of the alliance include: technology consultations, training, lending libraries, family advocacy and information and referrals. The centers can be found in the following states:

Alabama | Arizona | Arkansas | California | Florida | Georgia | Hawaii | Idaho | Illinois | Indiana | Kansas | Kentucky | Maryland | Michigan | Minnesota | Missouri | Montana | New Jersey | New York | North Carolina | Ohio | Rhode Island | Tennessee | Utah | Virgin Islands | Virginia | West Virginia

Referrals are one of the most important services the Alliance for Technology Access (ATA) provides. It refers people to Technology Resource Centers, nonprofit organizations across the country. The centers are driven by collaboration among people with disabilities, family members, and professionals in related fields. They are accessible to people with disabilities, barrier-free in architecture and attitude.

Everyone is welcome. No one is turned away. People of all ages, and with any disability, are encouraged to participate. Centers provide:

  • A place where family members, educators, employers, legislators and people with disabilities can explore computers, software, adaptive devices and telecommunications systems
  • Direct service to 62,000 people with disabilities each year,
  • Technical assistance to teachers, service providers and therapists who work with an additional 186,000 people
  • Training sessions for 1,700 school districts and 360 colleges
  • Services to 100 community organizations & over 300 employment programs