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Find similar grantsWorkplace Accessibility Grant Program is sponsored by Rhode Island Commerce Corporation. This program provides reimbursement for eligible costs related to making workplaces accessible for individuals with disabilities, including assistive technology. While it involves technology, its primary focus is accessibility, not general digital modernization for business operations.
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