MonTECH oversees various assistive technology programs and is continually seeking to expand the AT services and supports available to Montanans. A brief explanation of each current program is provided below. To learn more about a particular program simply click on the hot link provided or use the link under the programs menu on the left.

Montana Assistive Technology Program (MATP) is a federally funded program authorized by the Assistive Technology Act of 1998 as amended. The main purpose of this legislation is to increase access to and acquisition of assistive technology through a variety of state level activities.

Montana Adaptive Equipment Program (MAEP) offers adaptive equipment services to Montanans with developmental disabilities. These services include an equipment recycle program, equipment loan, purchase of new equipment, and clinical evaluations for determination of appropriate adaptive equipment.

MonTECH Microsoft Accessibility Resource Center provides demonstration and training on accessibility options in Windows, Office and Internet Explorer in order to provide solutions for those who experience difficulties using a computer.

Montana Technology Access Center (MTAC) is a comprehensive assistive technology center that offers assistive technology demonstrations and professional evaluations for AT use in Employment, Education, Community, and Home environments. Tours of the center are also available.

MonTECH Financial Loan Program assists Montanans with disabilities in obtaining assistive technology devices and services through low interest financial loans.

Recreation: MonTECH now offers two programs to enhance recreational opportunities for individuals with disabilities and those who are aging.

• Montana Accessible Recreation Opportunities (MARO) website is a resource to provide accessibility-related information about public outdoor recreational sites. Visit this website to search by feature or site name to find an accessible place to recreate in an integrated setting.
  
  
• Montana Access To Outdoor Recreation (MATOR), coming Fall 2008, will provide adaptive equipment, training, demonstrations, and mentorship to help individuals with disabilities participate in wildlife-associated recreational activities. Checked back often for developments.