Assistive Technology Program for DC

Welcome to the web site for the Assistive Technology Program for the District of Columbia (ATPDC). ATPDC is committed to improving the District of Columbia's capacity to provide appropriate assistive technology devices and services for all Washingtonians with disabilities.

Our District of Columbia

The Assistive Technology Program is one of several programs managed by University Legal Services (ULS). ULS is a private, non-profit organization which serves as the District of Columbia's federally mandated protection and advocacy system for human, legal and service rights of people with disabilities. All services are free of charge to eligible individuals. For more information on ULS services call 202-547-0198 (V) 202-547-2657 (TTY)

DC Assistive Technology State Plan UPDATE Coming Soon!

The Assistive Technology Program for the District of Columbia (ATPDC) is administered through the District of Columbia Rehabilitation Services Administration by University Legal Services under a grant provided by the U.S. Department of Education and is authorized by Public Law 105-394, the Assistive Technology Act of 1998 as amended. For more information on this law and other Tech Projects please visit the RESNA website.

Coming Soon!

Assistive Technology Recycling Program

More Information as details become available
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The Improving Access to Assistive Technology for Individuals with Disabilities Act of 2004 was signed into law in October 2004. This is a reauthorization of the Assistive Technology Act that has been on the books since 1998. Read more here....

Visit the District of Columbia Assistive Technology Resource Center (DCATRC) for a "hands-on demonstration of assistive technology devices

Call 202-589-0288 for an appointment

Picture of visitors to the DCATRC exploring AT

Picture of someone using AT at the DCATRC

"It is wonderful, great! I live in a neighborhood with many hills. I am now able to get around faster, easier and be more independent. I will recommend the ATPDC to everyone"

We occasionally like to show off our success stories. Read more...

The DCATRC was opened in 1999 and displays a broad range of low tech and high tech items including communication aids, computer access hardware and much more...

For more information on program services: Contact ATPDC staff:
202-547-0198 Voice
202 547-2657 TTY

Ask for Alicia Johns or Toni Tillman

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