The Institute on Disability is funded to implement the New Hampshire State Assistive Technology Act Program. The program has two major activity areas:

1. Training, Education and Outreach: AT Trainings, Classes, and Workshops and AT Policy
2. Assistive Technology Services: Equipment Demonstrations, Loans and Refurbishing/Recycling

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AT Connects aims to provide access to resources and information about assistive technology and its uses and to act as a gateway to the AT Act funded projects and programs in all states and territories. AT Connects. Sharing Information. Building Community.

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With the support of Pascal Cheng from the Howard Center in Vermont, individuals who express themselves through Facilitated Communication (FC) get together to learn new skills, make new friends, see old friends, and stay in touch with the latest FC technology to support their expression.

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In a nationally unique collaborative effort, the six New England State AT Act programs have developed the New England Assistive Technology Exchange, a regional assistive technology classifieds website at www.getATstuff.org. The site permits individuals looking for AT to search for used equipment form throughout the region. The site is jointly funded and operated by the six New England state AT Act Programs and contains listings from New England and adjoining states.

The NH Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Initiative provides free professional development to all New Hampshire school districts (K-12) for students who benefit from other ways to communicate besides speech.

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