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Find similar grantsAssistive Technology Reimbursement Program is sponsored by Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Assists Missouri’s public, charter, and State Schools for the Severely Disabled in covering the cost of purchasing assistive technology devices for students.
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