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connecticut tech act project
Increasing independence & improving the lives of individuals with disabilities through access to Assistive Technology for work, school and community living.
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At the CT Tech Act Project, we provide a wide range of services to help individuals with disabilities and aging adult access Assistive Technology supports. We can also help refer you to other partners and resources. Learn more about our programs and services by clicking on the program below.

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AT Loan Program

A lower interest financial loan to help purchase AT decies and/or services you want or need.
A man with a hat posing with a smile next to his MedMinder device

AT Device Demo

Interact with AT devices to help you decide if it´s the right device for you or someone you know.
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AT Device Loans

Borrow a device for a few weeks to use in the environment where you need it and see if it works for you.
NEAT Center staff refurbishing a walker as part of their Equipment Recycling Program

AT Recycling

Give new life to gently used ​AT equipment for a lower cost.
Sisters showcasing their laptops and cellphones they received from the Access Through Technology program, sitting on a sofa smiling at the camera

Access Through Technology (ATT)

Offering telecommunication equipment, evaluation and training for free to Deaf blind individuals in CT.
Older woman sitting in her dining room, showcasing the iPad she received from the Bridging the Digital Divide program.

Bridging the Digital Divide Program

A collaboration between the Department of Aging & Disability Services (ADS) State Unit on Aging & the CT Tech Act Project (CTTAP).

2026 Tech Tools for life Conference
Hands on series

As a result of the feedback we received from the 2025 conference, we are working to offer a series of hands-on sessions in 2026. Visit the www.TechToolsforLife.org conference website for more information, session details and locations, topics and to register. 

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Who We Are

The Connecticut Tech Act Project (CTTAP) operates out of the CT Department of Aging and Disability Services. We help people with disabilities, family members, employers, educators and other professionals with access to Assistive Technology devices and services.

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