Natural Support Resources

The resources listed below are for you and your client's natural support circle.

UW ECHO in Assistive Technology (UW ECHO in AT) builds capacity for assistive technology in education. Through videoconference technology, an interdisciplinary team of individuals work across Wyoming to learn more about a variety of topics to improve the outcomes of individuals using AT, AAC, and Remote Monitoring.
- All the sessions are recorded and available on the Past ECHO Session webpage.
- We highly recommend the session on December 15, 2022: A Family Process for Technology Supports at Transition: A Parent's Road Assistive Technology
Wyoming Assistive Technology Resources (WATR) is Wyoming's Assistive Technology Act program and a resource for AT needs across the state. WATR provides information/assistance, trainings, device loans, device demonstrations, reuse items, and information regarding funding/financial assistance for AT for all Wyoming residents.
iCanConnect - Wyoming’s iCanConnect program provides communications technology free of charge to income-eligible people of all ages who have combined vision and hearing loss.
Wyoming Relay/Deaf Services Program provides numerous services to individuals who are deaf, hard-of-hearing, deaf-blind, or speech impaired, and to individuals, businesses, or agencies that work with or assist these individuals
Wyoming Lions Club
Wyoming Department of Education - Assistive Technology webpage
AT3 Center is a national clearinghouse for information and resources on many different assistive technologies.