Alaska Assisitive Techonology, Financial Aid & Disability Programs
No matter your ability there is no reason you shouldn't be able to explorer the Last Frontier, also known as Alaska. The state offers programs to further a person's ability to live a more independent lifestyle.
- Aging and Disability Resource Centers
Contact an Aging and Disability Resource Center in your area. Centers provide residents with information and assistance about services available to persons with disabilities. - Independent Living Centers Directory
Independent Living Centers are typically non-profit in nature and work to assist persons wishing to live a more independent lifestyle by offering programs and services such as assistive technology. - Governor's Council on Disabilities and Special Education
A committee appointed by the Governor holds monthly meetings to discuss issues concerning Alaska residents. Topics range from accessibility to businesses to education rights at school. - Alaska Transit
Accessible transportation is available in the state of Alaska. Transportation services are listed by city, allowing residents to find the most convenient transit. - Anchor Rides
Anchor Rides is one example of accessible transit in Alaska. It is a curb-to-curb program, which serves residents in Anchorage, Alaska. Eligible riders include those who can receive Medicaid and Community Waiver assistance. - Disability and Business Technical Assistance Center
The DBTAC services Alaska, Idaho, Oregon and Washington by improving accessibility conditions through partnerships between local and state governments. - Assistive Technology of Alaska
ATLA is a program that helps residents of Alaska purchase the equipment they need to live more independent and free lives. They offer equipment information and demonstrations at no charge and discuss funding options that are available. - Alaska Denali Kid Care
This program is designed to ensure that children and teenagers, including those with disabilities, can afford health insurance.