Navigating the Journey to Independence
Developmental Disabilities
Gaining self-esteem and greater happiness
Physical Disabilities
Surmounting obstacles in life and work
Cognitive Impairment
Thriving at home and in the community
Autism
Creating pathways for each unique person
Independence In Action
We begin by learning about the aspirations and hopes of the people we serve. Then and only then do we identify the assistive technologies that overcome challenges to their independence. Training and ongoing support enable each person to best use their assistive technology solution at home, in school, at work, and in the community. With privacy respected and honored, we offer twenty-four hour per day monitoring services for safety and security.
Our Members
Acord, Inc.
Arc of Eastern CT
Arc of Litchfield
Arc of Southington
CCARC
Continuum of Care, Inc.
CW Resources
DDS
Futures, Inc.
HARC
MARC Community Resources, LTD
MARC of Manchester
Marrakech
Masonicare
MidState Arc, Inc.
Network, Inc.
Residential Management Services
Sarah Tuxis
Vantage Group
Waterbury Arc, Inc.
Events • News • Trainings
Microsoft’s AI for Accessibility Program Offers Grants in Four Focus Areas
Microsoft’s AI for Accessibility Grants fund individuals and organization working to better the lives of individuals with disabilities.
Texas Tech University Releases Free Video Resource on Youth Mental Health and IDD
Learn about Texas Tech University’s video resource for parents & teachers of youth with dual diagnosis of IDD & a mental health condition.
Google Adds Wheelchair Accessibility Feature to Google Maps
Google has recently updated their Maps app, now including an icon denoting wheelchair accessibility for those with mobility issues. Read more
Assistive Technology Lending Library
Success with Assistive Technology for each unique individual demands that the technology is tested in the natural living environment. The Assistive Technology library lends a wide variety of devices to determine which works best to help individuals overcome their obstacles to independent living. Borrow the devices to determine what suits specific needs or as a short term accommodation if your device is being repaired or while you are waiting for the arrival of a purchased device. We also allow professionals, educators, and others to borrow devices from our inventory for professional development, training, academic, classroom, and other needs.
Our Assistive Technology Lending Library is available to our member organizations and the clients that they service.