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menu skip to content about me visionaware posts blog topics life with a guide dog mental health recreation/leisure employment my favorite resources my favorite books uncategorized contact me need financial assistance to purchase access technology and devices for the blind? posted on october 24, 2016 by audreydemmitt assistive technology fund the association of blind citizens operates the assistive technology fund. the assistive technology fund (atf) will provide funds to cover 50% of the retail price of adaptive devices or software. the abc board of directors believes that this program will allow blind and visually impaired individuals access to technology products that will have a significant impact on improving employment opportunities, increase the level of independence and enhance their overall quality of life. the products covered by this program must retail for a minimum of $200 with a maximum retail price of $6,000. persons eligible to apply for assistance must have a family income of less than $50,000 and cash assets of less than $20,000. applications will be reviewed by the assistive technology committee (atc) and recommendations will be submitted for board approval. if applicants are selected to receive a technology grant, applicants will be asked to provide documents such as tax returns, bank statements and any other documents that the abc board or it’s designee would deem necessary to assess financial need for the grant. applicants must be legally blind and a resident of the united states to qualify for this program. applications must be submitted by june 30th and december 31st for each grant period (two per year). applicants will be notified if their request for a grant is approved. applicants may submit one request per calendar year. all applications must be submitted via e-mail. you will be notified by abc within 45 days after the application deadline. the grantee will have 30 days after notification to purchase the product. if the purchase cannot be made within 30 days abc reserves the right to withdraw the award and assign it to another applicant. all decisions are final. you may fill out the request form below by pasting it in to your word processor and emailing it to: [email protected]. important: requests must be received via email only, by june 30th or december 31st. please do not use attachments when submitting your request. association of blind citizens assistive technology request form name: first line of address: second line of address: city: state: zip: telephone number with area code: email address: provide a description of 500 or fewer words of the device you wish to purchase and how it will help you achieve employment or increase your independence. advertisements posted in blog topics , employment , my favorite resources , technology , uncategorized | leave a comment trina’s job hunt:perseverance pays off posted on october 26, 2015 by audreydemmitt in honor of national disability employment awareness month, i invited a reader to share her story here in hopes that it will inspire and encourage other job seekers. trina bassak has a doctorate in physical therapy with 25 years of clinical experience. she enjoys yoga, gardening, and roller skating. trina and her husband are master gardeners and 4-h leaders. if you would like to contact trina, her email is: [email protected] about myself i was born with glaucoma which was diagnosed at age six and already had tunnel vision. i had a retinal detachment after yet another glaucoma surgery the summer after high school and went to college with low vision. i always knew i wanted to be in a medical career. once i was exposed to physical therapy, that was what i wanted to do without question. some accommodations were made after more glaucoma surgery in college (assist for reading and special bright-colored markers in cadaver lab). then two years after graduation, employed in an outpatient clinic, my other retina detached after glaucoma surgery again. i continued to work totally blind and then returned to school in 2009 to get my doctorate of physical therapy (dpt) degree. i worked and went to online school for three years and graduated in 2011. i used my computer with jaws, open book ocr and had a reader to assist with the school work. the college let me take extra time for testing. i also went to massage school as well and graduated in 2000. i was afraid advancing technology in my field may not be accessible and this might force me to change professions. so i wanted to prepare. the job hunt i have had a difficult year searching for a job and it is finally over. the frustration level was much more than i ever imagined and i thought maybe sharing it with others may help someone on the verge of giving up on their own job hunt. i have been a physical therapist for 27 years in pennsylvania and for 25 of them, i have been totally blind. i left a long-term position to relocate to florida, for family reasons, thinking i would find another position in a reasonable amount of time. i moved to a very rural area and the people were not accepting of outsiders, yet alone a person who is blind! there were only a few clinics within 20 miles and no public transportation. i didn’t even make it to the interview stage and that was without disclosing my visual deficit! my husband and i decided it was not the area for us and we began to investigate opportunities in colorado. there were more job openings, great weather in the southern region, gorgeous mountains and friendly, accepting people. this led to a second move after only 7 months! i applied online, made phone calls and contacted agencies that i thought could be useful. i even started looking in other related professions such as healthcare advocate. i interviewed on the phone and even went to colorado twice before moving for in-person interviews. one company flew me out and provided us with a car and hotel accommodations. i passed all their work lift tests and drug screens and thought i would get an offer. they declined me after 6 months, claiming they could not accommodate me. this was one of many rejections – at least 12-15…i stopped counting. i started looking at other career options again. i applied online and contacted people with experience working from home. this included customer service, writing articles, and data entry. i really love my profession and working with patients, but was getting discouraged by the many barriers to employment. i kept remembering the saying “insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” at this point, i was frustrated, angry, getting depressed and cried a lot more than i ever had in my life. i very much identified with being a physical therapist and my feelings of self-worth and self-esteem depended on my work, i came to realize. getting discouraged… my husband and i argued all the time and things were not going well. at a very low point, i knew i had to do something. i then decided to take any position i could find and started looking at both therapy and non-therapy positions. on an impulse, i started calling chiropractors who seemed to work in conjunction with physical therapists. my focus was still on working in an outpatient clinic setting, which i believed would be the most accessible for a blind therapist. or was it…? got the job! finally, i received a call from an operations manager for an outpatient clinic and home health agency called aim home health in pueblo colorado. we talked a bit and i learned they did not have an opening in outpatient. he wanted to meet me and discuss the opening in home health, even after i disclosed my visual limitations. after a few meetings, i was offered a position as a home health therapist and i accepted the job. the company offered to provide me with a driver who also would assist with computer work and home orientation, and a company car to do in- home treatments. i contacted the department of vocational rehabilitation 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