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Welcome to MassMATCH
MassMATCH is the Commonwealth’s initiative to Maximize Assistive Technology (AT) in Consumer’s Hands. As you navigate your way through this website you’ll soon realize that it is the culmination of the wonderful work of seven Massachusetts human services agencies and our constituents with a shared vision of empowering people with disabilities, as well as the general public, with affordable, accessible Assistive Technology (AT) and information.
As a person with a significant disability who has used some type of AT for most of my life to live and work as independently as possible, I truly appreciate having all of the AT information and resources available in Massachusetts in one easy to use location. MassMATCH will soon become the one place anyone needs to go for all of their AT needs regardless of your age or disability status.
Whether you need information or advice, want to take out a low interest loan to purchase equipment or modifications, or swap a piece of equipment, you’re just a few mouse clicks away. It’s all here. All you have to do is have the time and interest to start looking. If you’re like me, you will be amazed at the rich array of AT resources we have in this state.
I hope you find MassMATCH beneficial to you, your family and friends as you discover how assistive technology can truly level the playing field for all of us throughout the lifespan. I know that you’ll come back time and again as your life needs change. Be sure to spread the word so that as many people as possible can benefit from this tremendous collaborative effort.
Sincerely,
Charles Carr
Commissioner of the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission
The MassMATCH mission: to promote the use of assistive technology and assistive technology services to enhance the independence of people with disabilities, enabling equal participation in all of life’s activities.
Please be patient with us; this Web site is under construction and changes almost daily as we work to organize, format, and link resources.
AT in the News
NOTE: The news feed below is offered from Google News as a reference to our users. The content is generated by the sponsoring site(s). MassMATCH does not endorse any product mentioned in the feed or offer any statement to its validity.
Microsoft grows DAISY for blind computer users; Adobe wilts Computerworld, Kenya - "DAISY is a fantastic format due to its flexibility," said Sam Ogami, an assistive-technology expert for the California State University system's ... |
Microsoft Expands Commitment to Accessibility and High-Quality ... PR Newswire (press release), NY - "Weta Workshop is very excited about collaborating with Microsoft to help address assistive learning in communities all over the world," said Richard Taylor ... |
Microsoft grows DAISY for blind computer users while Adobe wilts Computerworld, MA - "DAISY is a fantastic format due to its flexibility," said Sam Ogami, an assistive-technology expert for the California State University system's ... |
THIRD SECTOR PROVIDES IT TO THE HEALTH SERVICE PublicNet, UK - A number of programmes have been launched since then including: Eduserv Research Grants; Assistive Technology Licences; Tutor Guides for Vocational ... |
HearUSA Appoints Frank Puñal as Chief Accounting Officer CNNMoney.com - ... as its website that enables online purchases of hearing related products, such as batteries, hearing aid accessories and assistive listening devices. ... |
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MassMATCH
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Boston, MA 02212-1616
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Email: massmatch@state.ma.us
MassMATCH is funded by the U.S. Department of Education under the Assistive Technology Act of 1998, as amended. No official endorsement by the U.S. Department of Education of any product, commodity, or services mentioned in this website is intended or should be inferred.