Sending an email or chatting on the phone can be challenging for people with both significant vision and hearing loss.
iCanConnect provides free equipment and training for people with both significant hearing and vision loss who meet the program’s disability and income eligibility guidelines. iCanConnect is a national program with local contacts that helps people stay connected to friends, family and the world.
To qualify for iCanConnect, you must meet the program’s federal disability and income guidelines.
Learn how to apply through your local iCanConnect program contact.
Discover the type of equipment available through the iCanConnect program.
People from a wide range of backgrounds benefit from iCanConnect. We visited program participants in their homes to find out how iCanConnect is touching their lives. From communicating with friends and family to receiving updates on activities and their community, our participants show how they connect with the world in a whole new way.
iCanConnect, also known as the National Deaf-Blind Equipment Distribution Program, is a federal program administered locally in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa and the Northern Mariana Islands. Look up your local program contact to learn more and see if you or someone you know qualifies
iCanConnect provides free equipment including smartphones, tablets, computers, screen readers, braille displays, and more to people who meet federal disability and income guidelines. Once enrolled, participants receive an individual assessment to determine the best equipment solutions.
Lena and Tina Stolper are 20-year-old sisters. The women live with their family, including their triplet sister, in Arvada, Colorado,…
Find your program contact to learn about your local application information and eligibility.
