ATFAQ171: Q1. Advice for New AT Providers, Q2. Digital Literacy and Assistive Technology, Q3. Alternative to Intellikeys USB Keyboard, Q4. iOS16 Accessibility, Q5. Wildcard: Who Do I Turn to as Someone New to Disability
Oct 10, 2022
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ATFAQ171 features panelists Brian Norton, Josh Anderson, Belva Smith, and Tracy Castillo discussing advice for new AT providers, digital literacy and assistive technology, alternative keyboards for individuals with disabilities, iOS16 accessibility including live captions on FaceTime calls, and finding support as someone new to disability.
Contact Assistive Technology Act programs for resources and support after experiencing a life-changing disability.
Join local support groups to build a support network and access guidance from individuals who have gone through similar experiences.
Vocational rehabilitation agencies provide valuable resources and support for individuals with disabilities looking to re-enter the workforce.
Deep dives
Assistive Technology Act programs offer information and referral services
For individuals looking for resources and support after experiencing a life-changing disability, contacting the Assistive Technology Act programs, like the INDATA program, can be a good starting point. These programs provide information and referral services, helping individuals navigate the available resources and support in their local area.
Join local support groups for guidance and community
Finding local support groups can be another important step in building a support network and accessing guidance from individuals who have gone through similar experiences. These groups can provide emotional support, practical advice, and connections to resources that can assist with adjusting to a new life after disability.
Contact vocational rehabilitation for employment support
If an individual is looking to re-enter the workforce, vocational rehabilitation agencies can provide valuable resources and support. These agencies offer programs and services to assist in career development, job training, and accommodations in the workplace for individuals with disabilities.
Explore government programs for disability-related services
Government agencies such as the Bureau of Developmental Disability Services (BDDS) and vocational rehabilitation can provide assistance with accessing disability-related services and supports. These programs offer a range of services and can help connect individuals with the resources they need.
Consider reaching out to local disability advocacy organizations
Local disability advocacy organizations may offer a variety of resources, including information, support, and connections to services that can assist individuals in navigating the challenges of living with a disability. These organizations can provide guidance and advocacy in accessing needed accommodations and services.
Panelists: Brian Norton, Josh Anderson, Belva Smith and Tracy Castillo ATFAQ171: Q1. Advice for New AT Providers, Q2. Digital Literacy and Assistive Technology, Q3. Alternative to Intellikeys USB Keyboard, Q4. iOS16 Accessibility, Q5. Wildcard: Who Do I Turn to as Someone New to Disability —– Transcript Starts Here —– Tracy Castillo: I have a question. […]
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