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DC Assistive Technology Program (DCATP)

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DCATP is the District of Columbia's Assistive Technology Act program, run by University Legal Services. It has six parts: a resource center where people can try devices with an occupational therapist, a free short-term device loan program so people can test equipment before buying, DC Shares, which gives refurbished durable medical equipment free to residents with annual income under $30,000, DC Fund$, a federally funded low-interest loan program for buying assistive technology, Get Connected, which teaches accessibility features on phones, tablets and computers, and an Assistive Technology Champions program for young adults aged 16 and over. It serves both people with disabilities and older adults.

220 I Street NE, Suite 130, Washington, DC, 20002

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Services: Assistive Technology / Equipment; Independent Living; Benefits / Financial Counseling; Aging Supports

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