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Find similar grantsRe-Use It Program Funding is sponsored by Pennsylvania's Initiative on Assistive Technology (PIAT) housed at Temple University. This grant supports programs focused on the redistribution of gently used medical equipment and assistive technology to individuals and families in need.
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Assistive Technology & Durable Medical – Re-Use It Program Service Coordination / Case Management Attendant Care Waiver / ACT 150 Program Community Health Choices (CHC) OBRA Waiver For Developmental Physical Disabilities Be The Future Scholarship Fund At Alleghenies United Cerebral Palsy (AUCP) , we believe everyone deserves access to the tools and equipment that promote independence.
Our Re-Use It program redistributes gently used medical equipment and assistive technology to individuals and families in need— free of charge . All available equipment is completely free to qualifying individuals. Please contact us to check availability and arrange pickup.
Equipment is distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. We accept donations of approved medical equipment and assistive technology by appointment only. Please contact us to schedule a drop-off.
Your contributions help make independence possible for others! Release of Liability / Hold Harmless Agreement (PDF) PA Initiative on Assistive Technology Satisfaction Survey (PDF) Email: jbackus@scalucp. org Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Appointments required.
Please call or email to schedule. This program is proudly funded in part through a grant from Pennsylvania’s Initiative on Assistive Technology (PIAT) , the Commonwealth’s Assistive Technology Act Program at the Institute on Disabilities, Temple University . Funding is provided by a grant from the Administration on Community Living , U.S. Department of Health and Human Services .
Additional support is generously provided through the Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation , helping us expand access and support to individuals across the Commonwealth.
Below are trusted partner organizations and support programs that can assist with assistive technology, emergency equipment, disability advocacy, and more: Pennsylvania 2-1-1: A free, confidential, 24/7 service that connects people to health and human services in their community. Visit PA 2-1-1 Mission Central, Mechanicsburg, PA: A mission outreach and relief supply hub supporting individuals and families in need.
Visit Mission Central TechOWL (Technology for Our Whole Lives): Pennsylvania’s Assistive Technology Resource Center providing equipment, support, and reuse programs. Visit TechOWL Temple University Institute on Disabilities: Leading Pennsylvania's initiatives for inclusive education, assistive technology, and disability advocacy.
Visit Temple Institute on Disabilities ReUse It Inventory – June 2025 | AUCP Alleghenies United Cerebral Palsy (AUCP) ReUse It Inventory List – Updated June 2025 Item Hanover Johnstown Altoona Walker with 2 Wheels 13 18 0 Walker with 4 Wheels 0 0 0 Walker with Table 1 1 0 Walker with no wheels 4 9 0 Walker Tray 1 1 0 Walker Bag 1 0 0 Walker Basket 3 1 0 Walking Arm Canes 1 0 0 2-Wheeled Walker with Bag 1 0 0 Tri-Wheel Walker 1 2 0 Rollator Walker (30”) 1 0 0 Rollator Walker 2 2 0 Child Transportation Wheelchair 1 0 0 Walker w/ Cushion Seat & Brakes 1 0 0 Walker w/ Plastic Seat 1 0 0 Crutch 1 0 0 Arm Crutches 1 1 0 Quad Cane 2 4 0 Three Prong Cane 1 0 0 Single Prong Cane 15 8 1 Wheelchair Cushions 3 0 0 Wheelchair 2 0 0 Peddle Transport Chair 1 0 0 Wheelchair Desk 1 0 0 Transport Wheelchair (Green, 18") 1 0 0 Orange 18" Lightweight Wheelchair 1 0 0 Gait Belt 1 0 1 Standing Walker 1 0 0 Stair Transporter 1 0 0 Item Hanover Johnstown Altoona Shower Stool 1 0 0 Shower Chair 1 1 0 Reclining Shower Chair 1 0 0 Standing Frame 1 0 0 Rolling Shower Chair 3 0 0 Shower Benches in Boxes 2 0 0 Shower Bench 1 2 1 Shower Bench w/ Back 1 0 0 Sliding Bath Bench w/ Back & Belt 1 0 0 Bath Step 1 0 0 Reacher 5 0 0 Adjustable Bathtub 0 0 1 Transfer Shower Bench 0 0 0 Bedside Commode 2 17 0 Toilet Bars 1 0 0 Toilet Rails 1 0 0 Plastic Seat Riser 1 0 0 Foam Seat Riser 1 0 0 Raised Toilet Seat 0 1 0 Elevated Toilet Seat 2 0 0 Toilet Safety Frame 1 0 0 Raised Toilet Seat w/ Handles 1 1 0 Toilet Assist w/ Handrails 2 0 0 Shower Stall Bars 0 0 0 Shower Grab Bar 1 0 0 Grab Bars 0 1 0 Female Urinal 1 0 0 Bathtub/Toilet Grab Bars 3 0 0 Step Up to Vehicle 1 0 0 Bra Liner 1 0 0 Bed Bar 0 1 0 Bedside Table 1 0 0 Bed Rails 1 1 1 Bed Assist Handle 0 1 0 Stocking Assist 0 1 1 Weighted Utensils (Set) 1 0 0 Tumble Roller 0 1 0 Non-ReUse It Equipment Items (Incontinence Products) Item Hanover Johnstown Altoona Adult Briefs (S, M, L) – Bags 5 0 0 Adult Briefs (S, M, L) – Packs 1 0 0 Adult Briefs (L) – Pack of 18 7 0 0 Adult Briefs (L) – Pack of 20 2 0 0 Adult Briefs 2XL – Pack of 20 2 0 0 Bariatric Briefs 1 0 0 Prevail Underwear 1 0 0 Select Incontinence Pull Ups 1 0 0 Always Discreet Women’s Pull Ups 1 0 0 First Quality Briefs 1 0 0 Fit Right Extra Briefs 1 0 0 Attends Underwear 1 0 0 Men’s Depends Pads (52-pack) 2 0 0 Women’s Prevail Pads (Maximum) 1 0 0 Women’s Prevail Pads (Regular) 1 0 0 Tena Dry Comfort Briefs 1 0 0 Variety of Briefs 1 0 0 Jessica Backus (Hanover): (814) 915-4540 | jbackus@scalucp.
org Breanna Brubaker (Johnstown): (814) 915-2017 | bbrubaker@scalucp. org
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals facing financial barriers and residents of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania are key beneficiaries of the redistributed equipment. The grant funds core programs that serve these individuals. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Re-Use It Program Funding is funded by Pennsylvania's Initiative on Assistive Technology (PIAT) housed at Temple University. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Pennsylvania. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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