ALS Awareness: Preserve Your Voice
Thank you to Tracy Roux, AT Consultant with the VT Assistive Technology (AT) Program, for this explanation and examination of voice banking and message banking options.
Thank you to Tracy Roux, AT Consultant with the VT Assistive Technology (AT) Program, for this explanation and examination of voice banking and message banking options.
AT Reutilization Programs have never been more important! Read the latest AT3 Center Issue Brief.
Assistive technology (AT) for computer access is a primary need for many individuals with ALS. AT Act Programs play an essential role. #ALSAwarenessMonth #ALSInThisTogether
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Free AT webinars from around the Web, compiled by a volunteer with the Assistive Technology Coalition.
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This Earth Day, we are celebrating the role assistive technology (AT) Reuse Programs play to keep durable medical equipment out of scrap metal dumpsters, and with families and individuals who need it.
For persons with mobility limitations, AT can make the difference between being stuck at home and getting out into the community, attending medical appointments, work, school, and recreation opportunities. #ATAwarenessDay
April 6th, 2022, is National Assistive Technology Awareness Day! To extend the celebration, each day this week AT3 Center is highlighting AT for different purposes. Today we are celebrating AT and Housing.
Every day, assistive technology is being used by persons with disabilities in all employment categories. Happy #ATAwarenessDay
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