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AbilityNet is a national charity helping disabled adults and children use computers and the internet by adapting and adjusting their technology. AbilitNet's special expertise is ensuring that whatever your age, health condition, disability or situation yo

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AbilityNet is a national charity with nine regional offices. They are the UK’s largest provider of independent advice and information on all aspects of making ICT accessible for people with a disability or limiting condition. AbilityNet offers a ‘one-stop-shop’ for all your assistive technology needs. Products and services from the Technical Centre include: Assistive hardware & software; Fully configured computer systems; Lifetime technical support; Home installation and training.

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Suppliers of accessible computer hardware, software and services for the disabled community and for people with Special Needs

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Suppliers of accessible computer hardware, software and services for the disabled community and for people with Special Needs

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The BCS Disability Group focuses on the use of Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs) facilitating opportunities for people to reach their full potential in their chosen areas of education, work, leisure and personal endeavour, by breaking down barriers to accessibility, social and digital inclusion.

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Aims to recycle computers for re-use in schools and community organisations in developing countries.

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Aims to supply internet ready computers to the disabled,elderly,day centres and the home user as well as children with ADHD and other issues

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Specialists in:- IT disposal & computer recycling - Secure data eradication- Accredited computer training

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ITCH offers free computer assistance to people with disabilities providing volunteers who will visit individuals in their homes or at other places like day centres. # Provide impartial advice on computer hardware and software # Install new equipment and software # Help you get connected to the Internet and use e-mail # Get you started with standard packages such as word processing # Solve technical problems that may arise # Give advice and assistance with hardware and software upgrades # Help you to get the most out of your computer and software They cannot provide funds for the purchase of computers, software or peripheral equipment, such as printers or scanners. Neither are they able to conduct assessments for specialist access devices. But they can put you in touch with other organisations that may be able to assist.