Funding information

• "Funding for AT" which includes the excellent "The Augmentative Communication Funding Resource Booklet: Tales from the Trenches" under "Funding for AAC" at asel.udel.edu/at-online/funding. Also "The Road to Funding" under "Printed Resources" at http://www.prentrom.com/printed/printed.html.

• An extensive list of "Frequently Asked Questions" under different categories by The Assistive Technology Funding and Systems Change Project (ATFSC) at www.ucpa.org/html/innovative/atfsc/faq.html.

  Help me—and everyone who reads this site—by mailing your suggestions, criticisms and personal experiences to Ruth Ballinger at yaack@iname.com

• "Funding" by the Washington Assistive Technology Alliance (WATA) contains information in different categories at wata.org/funding/index.htm.

• "Funding Assistive Technology (AT) Web Site Resources" at www.ndipat.org/fund/fundg1.htm.

• "Guide to Assistive Technology Funding in Alaska," although aimed at persons living in Alaska a useful guide for anyone, at www.corecom.net/ATA/guide.html.

• Sharon Glennen, Ph.D.'s Oct. 9, 1997 e-mail response under the heading "Medical Assistance Funding More Tips" on the ACOLUG listserv archives at listserv.temple.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind9710&L=acolug&F=&S=&P=11711.

• The Alliance for Technology Access (ATA) operates centers in most states which offer support and advice, as well as have AAC equipment that can be borrowed. A listing of all their sites is at www.ataccess.org/atacenters.html.

• Assistive Technology Exchange AT-Exchange is an online database for the exchange, sale, and donation of assistive technology devices at wata.org/atexchange/index.htm.

• DRAGnet is a non-profit company that recycles used computer systems and related materials to benefit persons with disabilities at www.dragnet.org.