Disability

This reference guide describes assistive technology (AT) products designed to help voters with disabilities vote with greater independence and success.

The purpose of this paper is to provide a brief overview of housing resources for older adults that may be available to help Money Follows the Person (MFP) programs provide housing options for these participants.

The purpose of this Toolkit is to provide individuals transitioning under the Money Follows the Person (MFP) program with examples and tools that can help them sustain housing and succeed as a tenant.

The Rehabilitation Services Administration's (RSA’s) National Clearinghouse of Rehabilitation Training Materials (NCRTM) provides a library that makes it easier for vocational rehabilitation and educational communities, grantees, researchers, trainers and practitioners to disseminate, find and use valuable training materials, quickly and efficiently.

The NCRTM flyer provides basic information on how to upload information to the library.

This reference guide outlines various options and resources available to help customers pay for assistive technology (AT) products.

This reference guide outlines several different ways customers can try assistive technology (AT) products before making a purchase.

This reference guide was developed to help customers find and choose better assistive technology (AT) products for themselves.

A guide to help readers learn how assistive technology (AT) products can help them perform recreational activities - both indoors and outside.

This report synthesizes the Washington Money Follows the Person (MFP) experience. It also presents the experience as a model with actionable recommendations for other state MFP programs on finding housing champions, understanding housing needs in the transition process, creating a housing-focused job description, training housing specialists, supporting team work, and building communication and collaborations.

This customizable postcard was mailed, in an envelope, to Social Security beneficiaries in the area of each Work Incentives Seminar Event (WISE). Up to 1,500 postcards were sent out per event, and they served as a major marketing tool for the WISE program.