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Find similar grantsSouth Carolina Assistive Technology Program (SCATP) is sponsored by South Carolina Office of Regulatory Staff. Offers device demonstrations, short-term equipment loans, and specialized financing to help individuals with disabilities find and afford assistive technology devices.
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