Assistive Technology Services
WorkBC British Columbia
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Deadline
Rolling, apply anytime
Region
British Columbia
Funder type
Provincial Government
For
Nonprofits & businesses
Eligible organizations
Individuals with disabilities
About this program
Assistive Technology Services provides equipment, devices, ergonomic supports, ASL interpreting, communication devices, and workplace modifications to help individuals with work-related barriers due to disability or functional limitation thrive in employment, self-employment, or volunteer work. Eligibility includes being a BC resident 16+, not a full-time student (except final year), and having work-related barriers.
What this program funds
Assistive Technology Services is a support program run by WorkBC that provides equipment, devices, ergonomic supports, ASL interpreting, communication devices, and workplace modifications. The program helps individuals with work-related barriers due to disability or functional limitation participate in employment, self-employment, or volunteer work.
To be eligible, applicants must be BC residents aged 16 or older and must not be full-time students, except in their final year of study. Applicants must have work-related barriers related to disability or functional limitation.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with no set deadline.
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