Alaska's Assistive Technology (AT) program improves access to and acquisition of assistive technology for Alaskans with disabilities of all ages in the areas of education, employment, community living, information technology and telecommunications.  The majority of the program is funded by a federal grant from the Assistive Technology Act.

How the Program Is Run

• The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) administers the program.
• The State Vocational Rehabilitation Committee monitors the AT grant and conducts planning.
• The majority of services are delivered through DVR’s contractor, the non-profit agency, "Assistive Technology of Alaska (ATLA)."

Types of Services Provided

• Loan and Reuse of AT
  Connecting people and organizations to available assistive technology and medical equipment including free and used products.
• AT Demonstrations
  ATLA offers customized demonstrations conducted by trained AT professionals so consumers can make informed decisions about the latest AT.
• Training
  Training in the areas of skills-development, use and application training and assessment and implementation.
• Awareness / Information and Assistance / Referrals
  Making referrals and increasing public awareness about policies, products, or services through presentations, e-newsletters, website, blog and print materials.
• Technical Assistance
  Assissting schools and state and local agencies to improve their AT related policies and procedures.
  
  

For more information please contact:

AT Program Coordinator
Phone: (907) 465-6933
Toll Free Voice/TDD: (907) 465-2815
801 West 10th Street, Suite A
Juneau, Alaska 99801-1894