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.

Assistive Technology and Person-Centered Solutions

Assistive technology includes any item, piece of equipment, software program, or product system used to increase, maintain, or improve the functional capabilities of a person with a disability. Because every individual's needs, environment, and goals are different, our approach centers on person-specific assessment and solutions rather than one-size-fits-all recommendations.

The Community We Serve

Accessibility Clinic is based in Winter Garden, Florida, and works with individuals with disabilities and their families throughout the Central Florida community and beyond. The Accessibility Clinic Inc. is a recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, EIN 85-1929015. Specific eligibility and available support are described on our Qualifying for Services page.

Our charitable direct service programs, including home accessibility work and in-person support, operate in Florida. Professional learning, assistive technology consultation, accessibility consultation, and organizational accessibility work are available to schools, districts, nonprofits, agencies, and employers, and can be delivered in person or remotely where that suits the work. Accessibility Clinic welcomes national and international partnership, training, and project inquiries. Our expertise in assistive technology, AAC, accessibility, and education applies across educational, organizational, and community settings.

How We Advance This Mission

We work toward this mission through several connected efforts: direct services for individuals and families, educational resources available through our Knowledge Center, structured programs addressing home accessibility, family support, and community education, and ongoing work in research and innovation. Volunteering, partnership, and donations from the community help sustain this work. Explore our Services, Programs, Knowledge Center, Research & Innovation, and Get Involved pages to learn more.

Professional Background

Jeffrey Davis, Ph.D., ATP, is Executive Director of Accessibility Clinic, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving individuals with disabilities. He has approximately 22 years of public education experience and is a certified educator with a background in Exceptional Student Education (ESE) and Reading. He holds a Ph.D. in Leadership and Education, with doctoral research examining assistive technology in postsecondary education. Davis is a RESNA-certified Assistive Technology Professional (ATP), with professional experience spanning assistive technology, special education, accessibility, and the adaptation of educational environments and technology. His professional work has also included presentations on assistive technology, classroom accessibility, and technology-supported access to education.