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 The Assistive Technology (AT) Center was established in 1991 and is funded through a variety of sources including The United Way of Greater Chattanooga, the Tennessee Technology Alliance Project (TTAP), and Tennessee Vocational Rehabilitation Services. As one of only five AT Centers in the State of Tennessee, it is accepted as a Resource Center with both TTAP and the Alliance for Technology Access.
The focus of the AT Center is to promote the incorporation of technology in the lives of people dealing with any disability. Technology is utilized to empower people with disabilities, giving them both control and choices in all aspects of their lives.
Services offered are:
- Demonstration and Assessment (both on and off-site)
- Training
- Technology Loan Program
- Technology Reutilization Program
For additional information, click here.
Read details of the latest project of the AT Center, Digital Storytelling.
The Assistive Technology Center
109 North Germantown Road
Chattanooga, TN 37411
Contact: Molly Littleton
423.698.8528 x 242
Fax: 423.624.1365
Molly_Littleton@signalcenters.org
The Assistive Technology Center services children, adults, and families living within SE Tennessee. In some instances, services may be provided in NW Georgia and NE Alabama.
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