What do you need?
Map of resources
Shading shows how many local programs list that county. Programs that serve the whole state are listed below the map and are not counted here. Selecting a county filters the list, and you can also choose a county in the filters above.
Right to repair. Right to modify.
These programs help now. Laws that give owners and independent technicians access to parts, tools and software, and the freedom to modify equipment, help everyone. Learn about right to repair and right to modify or ask lawmakers to act.
FEATURED ORGANIZATION
Mobility Independence Foundation
MIF designs open-source mobility equipment that people can repair, adapt and improve, including the Endurance power chair and the RozRover for children, and it speaks up for users’ right to repair. MIF is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
If you would like to support that work, you can donate to MIF.
Mobility Talk is an independent site created by Travis Vought, who serves as Finance Officer of the Mobility Independence Foundation.
Every state has these. Find yours.
If your state is not fully listed above, these national directories cover all 50 states and D.C.
- AT3 Center: find your state assistive technology program (equipment loans, demos, financing and reuse).
- ILRU directory of Centers for Independent Living: choose your state.
- NDRN member agencies: your state’s Protection and Advocacy agency for disability rights.
- Eldercare Locator: local aging and disability help.
- VA disability housing grants: SAH, SHA and TRA.
Looking for aging services, nursing-home resources or benefits help? Open the Veteran Resource Guide for this state.