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Illinois Assistive Technology Program (IATP)

Spelling & Assisted Communication · Springfield, IL
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Focus
assistive technology AAC device evaluation
Area
Springfield, IL
Description
A statewide nonprofit whose AT/AAC Evaluation Program provides assistive-technology and AAC communication evaluations for children and young adults through Illinois school districts.
Website
iltech.org

What this spelling & assisted communication offers

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The Illinois Assistive Technology Program (IATP) is a non-partisan 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization serving as Illinois' premier resource for assistive technology information and services. It provides AT demonstrations, device trials, equipment reuse, adaptive-equipment creation, smart home technology, education, and advocacy for residents with disabilities.

Populations served
Individuals with disabilities Children and students Aging populations People with Parkinson's disease People who are blind or low vision People with mobility limitations People with speech/communication disabilities
Services
Information and assistance Device demonstrations Device trials Equipment reuse and recycling Adaptive equipment creation (IATP Makers) Kitchen accessibility solutions (Tech Kitchen) Smart home technology Education and training AT advocacy in education State improvement initiatives ICT accessibility Student AT/AAC evaluations
Programs
IATP Makers Tech Kitchen Illinois Care Connections – Aging (ICC) Work Incentives Planning and Assistance (WIPA) AT Advocacy in Education Student AT/AAC Evaluations DHS-DRS AT Services

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What to look for in a spelling & assisted communication

  • AAC / assistive-technology evaluation experience (usually an SLP)
  • Range of tools — low-tech boards to high-tech speech devices
  • Help with device funding / insurance
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