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iCanConnect WA (National Deaf-Blind Equipment Distribution Program - NDBEDP) is sponsored by Washington Assistive Technology Act Program (WATAP) at the University of Washington. This federal program provides free communication technology for people with combined hearing and vision loss. The Washington State program is run through WATAP.
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Apply for Free Deafblind Equipment in Washington Washington Assistive Technology Act Program In Washington, Perkins School for the Blind is responsible for iCanConnect, and works with The Washington Assistive Technology Act Program (WATAP) and others to provide in-state service. Contact The Washington Assistive Technology Act Program with questions about applying in Washington.
People eligible for iCanConnect receive an assessment to identify solutions to support their distance communication goals. Then, participants are provided equipment and training that meets their needs. Examples include smartphones, tablets, computers, and braille devices.
For general iCanConnect questions, contact Angelique Landry, Perkins School for the Blind, 617. 972. 7712.
angelique. landry@perkins. org.
Note: all WATAP staff answering phones can answer iCanConnect inquiries Washington Assistive Technology Act Program TTY Phone: (866) 866-0162 WA Consumer Application English Standard Print 1-16-2026 WA Consumer Application English Large Print 1-16-2026 WA Consumer Application Spanish Standard Print 1-16-2026 WA Consumer Application Spanish Large Print 1-16-2026 WA Consumer Application English Fillable 1-16-2026 Stories from iCanConnect families iCanConnect Gives Washington State Man New Ways to Connect with Others New Technology Opens the Door for California Man with Vision & Hearing Loss Super Trainer Embarks on Whirlwind Trip to Connect Deaf-Blind Consumers in Montana For state-specific inquiries, please reach out to your local program contact listed above.
Otherwise, please submit your general iCanConnect question through the Contact Us form.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals with significant combined vision and hearing loss who meet disability and income guidelines (income within 400% of federal poverty line). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
iCanConnect WA (National Deaf-Blind Equipment Distribution Program - NDBEDP) is funded by Washington Assistive Technology Act Program (WATAP) at the University of Washington. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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