Need help accessing a funding source or AT service? Frustrated with a denial for services? Advocacy assistance may be available to you. A range of public and private organizations and programs offer tools and help free of charge.
- General Advocacy
No matter what AT funding source you pursue, these general advocacy resources and organizations may save you a lot of time. - Children’s Advocacy
Get help navigating special education services and health programs for children with disabilities. - Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Advocacy
Get help with communication access and ADA compliance, with public benefits that may pay for AT as well as self-advocacy training, and community-based AT services. - Medical Advocacy
Get help advocating for durable medical equipment, for handling disputes with public and private health insurance providers, and with accessing state and federal health programs (such as MassHealth). - Social Security Advocacy
Get help obtaining federal SSI or SSDI benefits, and making work incentive programs work for you. - Veterans Advocacy
Get help accessing benefits that can pay for AT, appealing claim denials, or appealing the quality of your medical care. - Vocational Rehabilitation and Independent Living Advocacy
Get help accessing services from the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission, the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind, and Independent Living Centers statewide.