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A nonprofit headquartered in Florida that works to advance accessibility, assistive technology access, education, and inclusive participation for individuals with disabilities, families, schools, and organizations. A recognized 501(c)(3) charitable organization.
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Our mission
Our mission
The purpose of The Accessibility Clinic Inc. is to provide education about accessibility, increase access to accessible technology, and provide interventions to increase the independence of individuals with disabilities through charity.
Accessibility Clinic works in assistive technology, augmentative and alternative communication, accessible instruction, home and built environment accessibility, and digital accessibility. Our charitable direct service programs are based in Winter Garden, Florida. Professional learning, consultation, and organizational accessibility work are available to schools, districts, nonprofits, agencies, and employers, including remotely where that suits the work. We welcome national and international partnership and project inquiries. Visit the Services page for specific delivery and location details.
Where to start
Individuals and families. Direct services, charitable assistance, and Florida based programs. See Services and Programs, and Qualifying for Services.
Schools and districts. Assistive technology consultation, classroom and instructional accessibility, and staff training. See Services, Professional Learning, and Partnerships and Projects.
Organizations and employers. Accessibility review of digital properties, documents, and built environments, and assistive technology consultation. See Partnerships and Projects.
Partners and funders. Collaboration, sponsorship, and institutional partnership. See Partnerships and Projects, Impact Reports, Get Involved, and Donate.
Partnerships
Partnerships
Accessibility Clinic is actively seeking partnerships with other nonprofits and private businesses to increase accessibility in both private and public settings.
Increasing independence
Increasing independence
Awareness and education about accessibility options for individuals with disabilities is one of our core missions.
Our board of directors has a combined 50+ years of experience serving individuals with disabilities, including experience in special education, home and vehicle modifications, adaptive and assistive technology, speech-generating devices, durable medical equipment, and augmentative and alternative communication.
Explore Our Network
Explore Our Network
Learn more from our network of related sites: AssistiveTechnology.org for educational information about assistive technology, AssistiveTechnologyEvaluations.org for information about assistive technology and AAC evaluations, and AssistiveTechnologyNews.org for assistive technology and disability-related news and updates.
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