Assistive Technology for Independence
Tools for Life
Tools for Life (TFL), based at Georgia Tech's Center for Inclusive Design and Innovation, is Georgia's Assistive Technology Act Program. TFL helps individuals with disabilities and older adults access, try, and acquire assistive technology, enabling them to live, learn, work, and play independently in their communities.
Donate
Why Donate?
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500+ individuals with disabilities served annually through assistive technology services.
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1,000+ individuals trained on assistive technology use to enhance their lives each year.
300+ devices loaned or provided annually, helping individuals experience greater independence.
Changing Lives Through
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Assistive Technology Demonstrations
Hands-on opportunities to explore a wide range of AT devices.
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Short-Term Device Loans
Temporary access to AT devices to assess their suitability.
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Device Reutilization
Access to gently used devices through a statewide network.
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Funding Assistance
Guidance on funding options, including alternative financing and reuse programs.
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Training and Technical Assistance
Educational resources and support to increase public awareness and access to AT.
Tools for Life introduced me to technology that enhanced my independence. It's been transformative.
Donation Tiers & Specific Impact
- $25 – Provides a one-hour assistive technology demonstration, allowing individuals to explore devices that enhance daily living, communication, and mobility.
- $50 – Sponsors a trial loan of an assistive technology device, enabling individuals to "try before they buy" and determine the best fit for their needs.
- $100 – Supports a training session for educators or service providers, equipping them with the knowledge to integrate assistive technology into their programs and support services.
- $250 – Funds the development of educational materials and resources, helping to raise awareness and understanding of assistive technology among communities and professionals.
- $500 – Contributes to the maintenance and expansion of TFL’s Assistive Technology (AT) Labs, which showcase a range of devices from simple to complex, supporting daily living, vision, hearing, and communication needs.
- $1000 – Sponsors a comprehensive outreach event or workshop, providing hands-on experiences and information to individuals with disabilities, families, and professionals across Georgia.
Contact
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Georgia Institute of Technology, North Avenue, Atlanta, GA 30332 -
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