ATAP Partners

Office of Rehabilitation Services

40 Fountain Street, Providence, RI 02903
Program Director: Jennifer Fiske
401.871.1145 (V)
Email: jennifer.fiske@ors.ri.gov
Homepage: http://www.ors.ri.gov

The ATAP Lead Agency coordinates the overall activities and funds for the project.

TechACCESS of RI

161 Comstock Parkway
Cranston, RI 02921
800.916.8324 (V/TTY) ~ 401.463.0202 (V/TTY)
Email: techaccess@techaccess-ri.org
Homepage: http://www.techaccess-ri.org

The ATAP Central Resource Center for Assistive Technology provides information, referrals, demonstrations, and technical assistance to individuals with questions regarding assistive technology. The Center coordinates a library of informational sources and provides demonstrations of assistive technology.

East Bay Educational Collaborative

317 Market Street, Warren, RI 02885
401.245.2045 (V) ~ RIRelay 711
Email: lisa.labitt@ebecri.org
Homepage: http://www.ebecri.org/assistive_technology

The ATAP Resource Center for Children and Youth targets the needs of children up to the age of 21. Parents, children and school personnel can "try out" assistive technology through presentations via this resource center.

Ocean State Center for Independent Living (OSCIL)

1944 Warwick Avenue, Warwick, RI 02889
401.738.1013 (V) ~ 401.224.7792 (Videophone)
Email: info@oscil.org
Homepage: http://www.oscil.org

The ATAP Resource Center for Elders and Individuals with Sensory Impairments provides a key linkage to the Independent Living system in Rhode Island. Through this resource, elderly can learn about inexpensive assistive technology devices that will assist them in their daily lives.

Adaptive Telephone Equipment Loan Program (ATEL)

Located at: Office of Rehabilitation Services
40 Fountain Street ~ Providence, RI 02903
401.486.3325 (V) ~ 401.222.1679 (TTY)
Email: denise.corson@ors.ri.gov
Homepage: http://www.atel.ri.gov

Adaptive Telephone Equipment Loan Program (ATEL) provides equipment to qualified individuals who have hearing and/or speech impairments, or who suffer from neuromuscular damage or disease, to enable them to use the telephone.

Rhode Island Council on Assistive Technology (RICAT)

RICAT is the advisory board to the ATAP project. RICAT members are predominately AT users who advocate for legislative and other changes in the system to increase the access to AT for individuals with disabilities. RICAT Chairs: Michael Matracia (michaelmatracia@gmail.com) and Ben Dugas (bdugas_3439@email.ric.edu)