AT Manual What Is AT Mandate for Accessibility Community Resources AT Devices		ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY: MAKING LIFE'S TASKS A LITTLE EASIER The "Assistive Technology: Making Life's Tasks a Little Easier" training manual and program were developed by the Utah Assistive Technology Program (UATP). UATP is the Utah Tech Act Project and is a program within the university-affiliated Center for Persons with Disabilities at Utah State University in Logan, Utah. UATP is funded by the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR) of the United States (US) Office of Education in Washington, DC. We wish to thank the Iowa Program for Assistive Technology (IPAT), the Hawaii Assistive Technology Training and Services (HATTS) program, and Namea Kokua No Na Kupuna for sharing their curriculum. Portions of this manual were adapted from each of these projects. We also wish to acknowledge the Area Agencies on Aging, Senior Citizen Centers and Independent Living Centers in Utah who participated in piloting and promoting this program. Their involvement is critical to its success. The contract number for this project is H224A90051. The content of this manual does not necessarily reflect the position nor policy of NIDRR nor the US Office of Education. No official endorsement of this material should be inferred. Utah Assistive Technology Program, 1998 Center for Persons with Disabilities Utah State University 6588 University Blvd. Logan, Utah 84322-6588 Phone 435-797-3824 Fax 435-797-2355
		Uatpat.org - The Utah Assistive Technology Program is designed to help you know what assistive technology is available, how to get funding for assistive technology, and to provide you with links and resources.