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Eyeglasses provided for those eligible. No contacts provided

Braille Transcription Service: Produce Braille textbooks for sight impaired children and adults.

Center of Grace has a large collection of medical equipment. Individuals can borrow medical equipment for short-term use.

Provides adaptive telephone equipment to individuals with disabilities.

Provides adaptive equipment, one time per year, to purchase medical supplies and adaptive equipment for children with disabilities

Locks of Love provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children under age 21 suffering from long-term medical hair loss from any diagnosis.

Providing individual face masks for patrons.

Provides free, temporary use of medical equipment to low income seniors and persons with disabilities.

Center of Grace has a large collection of medical equipment, including crutches and wheelchairs. Individuals can borrow medical equipment for short-term use.

Center of Grace has a large collection of medical equipment, including crutches and wheelchairs. Individuals can borrow medical equipment for short-term use.

Providing individual face masks for patrons.

The Telecommunications Access Program (TAP) provides a wide array of adaptive equipment for telephone, internet and e-mail access.

Provides walkers and canes, information can also be found on the Joplin Chamber of Commerce website - http://www.joplincc.com.

Provides free eyeglasses (not contact lenses).

Missouri Assistive Technology operates the Equipment Technology Consortium (ETC) which is a short-term assistive technology equipment loan program for school districts and agencies in Missouri. Districts or agencies can borrow equipment on behalf of individuals with disabilities to try out the equipment before purchasing, for use during the time equipment is in repair, or for other short-term needs. Districts or agencies can borrow equipment for up to six weeks. The program includes a wide range of equipment including switches and mounts, computer access devices, environmental controls, hearing devices, home modifications, visual aids and augmentative communication devices. Product demonstrations are given for proper use of equipment.

Purchases low vision aids to assist children who are legally blind.

Equipment provided such as wheelchairs, hearing aids, ostomy supplies, prosthetic devices, body braces and therapeutic shoes/inserts (for diabetes patients). Other equipment provided include benches, walkers, canes, and glucose monitors. Also assists with adult diapers if prescribed by doctor

Provides free amplified phones for anyone with hearing loss who is unable to use standard telephones. Program funded by State of Illinois taxes on landlines and cell phones.

Provides hearing aids

Distributes home medical equipment, devices include, but are not limited to, shower chairs, grab bars, toilet seats, portable commodes, seating cushions, back supports and positioning devices, dressing aids, and stair lifts. Does not offer medications, orthopedic braces, tubing and masks for CPAPs and BiPaps.

Eyeglasses provided for those eligible. No contacts provided

Eyeglasses provided for those eligible. No contacts provided.

Provides individuals access to various donated assistive technology equipment.

Provides emergency funds for eyeglasses; funding is limited; call for details.