CATADA's Catalogue of Initiatives is a repository of field-generated initiatives submitted by State AT Program grantees and their contractors/partners. Here you can find over 70 impactful and innovative AT initiatives from programs across the country.
Initiatives in this repository meet one or more of the following criteria:
This catalogue offers a place for AT programs to share their work with other programs and stakeholders with the goal putting more assistive technology into the hands of people with disabilities!
Please consider submitting an initiative for inclusion in our catalogue. State AT Program grantees and their contractors/partners are encouraged to submit innovative or highly effective initiatives across all AT Act activities.
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Tennessee Technology Access Program (TTAP) collaborates with Vanderbilt University Medical Center and the Muscular Dystrophy Association to provide assistive technology services at the monthly multidisciplinary ALS Clinic. The clinic is maintained by Vanderbil
We partnered with Salt Lake County to educate underserved communities, such as individuals with disabilities, older adults, Asian, Native American, Pacific Islander, Latinx populations, about available resources in Utah during the pandemic. We have existing,
The partnership between No Wrong Door Virginia (NWD) and Virginia Assistive Technology System (VATS) has been meeting both groups' goals to improve quality of life for Virginians amid COVID-19.
VATS collaborated with its adult community durable medical equipment (DME) reuse contracted partner, the Foundation for Rehabilitation Equipment & Endowment (F.R.E.E.) and the Department of Emergency Management (VDEM), to address the durable medical equipme
The Department of Human Services, Division of Disabilities and Rehabilitation Services provides transition services to students with disabilities.