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You are still welcome to submit an application. We will notify you when new funds are available. If you would like to view additional funding resources, please visit our The Kids Assistive Technology program (KAT) can provide limited funding for assistive technology, vehicle access modifications, and some home access modifications for children under age 21.
Applications for children in families of lower income receive priority. The KAT Program has two main purposes: To help when no other funding source is available To assist when other sources of funding are not enough to cover the costs of needed assistive technology or access modifications.
Examples of items covered through KAT include: Adaptive vehicle modifications (i.e. wheelchair lifts, turney seats, power chair carriers, etc.) Owner occupied home access and bathroom modifications (i.e. stairway lifts, materials and labor related to wheelchair ramps, widening doorways, grab bars, elevated toilet seats, safety rails, etc.) Augmentative communication devices Vision and braille devices Assistive technology services (i.e. evaluation and training costs) Air conditioners and air purifiers Equipment used for therapy Non-accessibility related home renovations To qualify for the KAT Program the participant must: Between birth and up to 21 Meet financial eligibility guidelines (family income at or below 300% of the federal poverty guidelines) Have an eligible special health care need (i.e. cerebral palsy, cystic fibrosis, cleft lip and palate, hearing disorders, traumatic brain injury, spina bifida, etc.) If your child’s diagnosis is not listed, please contact our office to assure that you are eligible BEFORE continuing the application process.
Applied for or exhausted other possible funding sources. (Visit the funding resource page to learn about other funding sources) Have documentation from the funding source, if using matching funds. applications must be submitted by mail to Missouri Assistive Technology at 1501 NW Jefferson, Blue Springs, MO 64015.
If requesting funding for home modifications, please complete the For questions and requests for a copy of the application, please contact Elaine Houtman at EHoutman@mo-at. org or 816-655-6702 or call 800-647-8557. Missouri Assistive Technology
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Children under age 21 in Missouri, with priority given to families of lower income. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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