Vermont Assistive Technology Project (VATP)
Working with individuals of all ages to find accessible solutions that will help with any disability and aging-related needs
The VATP offers free equipment demonstrations, and free 30-day equipment loans of assistive technology. They also publish newsletters.

VATP Staff
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Darren McIntyre
Project Co-Director, The CARES Team
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Tracy Roux
Assistive Technology Access Specialist (CDCI)
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Benjamin Wimett
Assistive Technology Access Specialist
VATP Quick Facts
Quick Facts
- Services offered: The VATP loans assistive technology to Vermonters, and helps them evaluate equipment before they buy it. They also publish newsletters.
- Age range: adults (but parents can get help with assistive technology for their children)
- Coverage Area: all over Vermont
- Cost: There is no cost to borrow equipment from VATP
- Conducts research: No
- Funding: The VATP receives funding from the Vermont Agency of Disability, Aging, and Independent Living as well as support from CDCI.