A catalog site providing information on over 29,000 assistive technology and rehabilitation equipment products for consumers, organizations, professionals, and caregivers.

More about voluntary compliance to ADA guidelines, this site offers specific information for making businesses and occupations accessible through education programs, technical assistance, training, consulting, publications and design advocacy.

ALLTech (formerly MECATS) is a nationally recognized center that provides training, consultations, and technical assistance in the areas of assistive technology, specialized software, Web accessibility, and universal design in education.

Alpha One works with consumers seeking mPower loans to help identify what kind of adaptive resources would be most helpful. Their web site includes relevant news articles and a wide range of other resources of interest to those who follow disability issues.

Not everyone can use standard products, equipment needs to work for the individiual. At Adapted Home and Business, we fit the product to you.

We hand pick the very best products available. Our professional staff has over 50 years of combined health care experience. We know what works and what doesn't, and our goal is to help you find exactly what you need.

 Provides assstive technology training, consultation, development and support.

Disability Rights Center (DRC) is Maine’s protection and advocacy agency for people with disabilities. It is a non-profit agency, independent of state and federal government.

Provides training and advocact services, public policy development, case managment and AT device demonstrations for veterans with disabilities. 

The Finance Authority of Maine manages the finanaces side of mPower's loan program, and originates the commercial loans. The FAME site includes information on all of their other financial programs.

 The Department of Labor program that helps people who have disabilities to get and keep a job.

Focusing on Maine’s blind and visually impaired since 1905

A broad-ranging site with information for employers and potential employees, facts about disability legislation, links to sites on specific disabilities, and the staff\'s recommendations on publications and articles on almost every disability-related topic under the sun.

Locate services in Maine, legislative information, computer use locations, regional activities, trainings and mentoring, activities and events.

BRS works to bring about full access to employment, independence and community integration for people with disabilities.

 Provides information, technical assistance, training on assistive and accessible information technology, helps develop policy, increase funding alternatives and provides web-based classified ads of used AT devices

MCD equipment Program: Offers sliding scale, free and low cost adaptive telecommunications equipment. Better Living Program: Offers discounted prices on things such as alarm clocks and smoke detectors.

People like you and me may need help with mobility and independence because of a variety of reasons...age, disease, injury, or disability are just a few. At Majors Mobility we don\'t just sell products...we provide mobility solutions to help you live as full and independent a life as possible.

Provides comprehensive access evaluations, trainign in the use of adaptive hardware and software, and workplace integration of access technology. 

Information and guidance on all aspects of the Americans with Disabilites Act and how it affects individuals and organizations. Includes the "Tricky Question of the Month."

Providing Maine children and adults with disabilities the opportunities and the means to create better lives for themselves and their families.

Ride-Away is the East Coast's largest provider of modified vehicles and adaptive equipment for people with disabilities. Our extraordinary reputation is built on service and performance.

The Technical Exploration Center (TEC) is an assistive technology program that lends equipment, and provides evaluations, resource materials, technical assistance and AT related training.

Texas Center for the Physically Impaired services are available to visually impaired residents of the United States and Canada.

 Educates teachers and early childhood specialists, operates and AT Center for device demonstration and loans.

 Is a link between the university and the community through interdisciplinary education, research, community service and dissemination activities. The Center's work incorporates the principles of inclusion, diversity, universal access design, and social justice related to enhancing the quality of life for individuals with disabilities of all ages.