We worked with Wendy to successfully request both a structural modification to her windows and an accommodation to the building policy so she could use a window unit once her windows were changed. Now Wendy can breathe better and feels more secure in her apartment.
Assistive Technology
Assistive Technology
We help individuals identify and acquire technology necessary to help students access their curriculum, assist individuals who want to work become employable and successful in the job market, and help people with disabilities enjoy life and stay engaged with their communities.
Some categories of assistive technology include:
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Information and Resources - New Hampshire
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Information and Resources - National
Bookshare – Ebooks for people with reading barriers
Client Stories
Eliminating Barriers to Employment
Sherri, who is legally blind, fulfilled her dream of becoming a realtor.
Fighting for the Right to Communicate
We worked with Marjorie to get the supports she needed and the state agency agreed to conduct additional training about scheduling interpreters, using video relay, and effectively communicating with people who are deaf and hard of hearing.
Contact Us
If You Need Help
Contact us if your think your employment rights have been violated or if you wish to speak with an attorney about a disability-related legal issue.