Access Through Technology Program

Connecticut — Statewide

Last Verified: July 23, 2026

About

Access Through Technology, commonly called ATT, is a specialized program for Connecticut residents who are DeafBlind or have combined vision and hearing loss.

The program is connected with the National Deaf-Blind Equipment Distribution Program.

Eligible individuals may receive telecommunications technology, assessments, and training at no cost.

Services May Include

  • Individual assistive-technology assessments
  • Telecommunications equipment
  • Computers
  • Tablets
  • Smartphones
  • Accessible communication technology
  • Equipment setup
  • Training in how to use provided technology

Who They Serve

Connecticut residents who:

  • Have both significant vision and hearing loss
  • Meet current program eligibility requirements
  • Meet applicable income requirements

Geographic Area Served

Statewide throughout Connecticut.

Contact Information

Connecticut Department of Aging and Disability Services information: https://portal.ct.gov/ads/knowledge-base/articles/accessibility-services/assistive-technology/assistive-technology
Connecticut Tech Act Project: https://cttechact.com/

Why We Recommend This Resource

People with combined hearing and vision loss may need specialized communication technology that differs from technology used by individuals with only one sensory disability.

This program provides both equipment and training so eligible individuals can use the technology effectively.

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