The Technology Bridge serves Washington State's Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, Division of Developmental Disabilities, regional schools, Labor and Industries and many other private and non-profit entities. Also sells software designed for people with physical disabilities. IndependeceFirst also offers a lending library of over 350 products, and provides funding and advocacy information. Through direct interaction the foundation researches, develops, and delivers appropriate innovative services and technology to meet their needs. Consults on the selection, operation, and application of aids.
Equipment is loaned for trial use and assessment.
Maintains computerized library of information. Two main programs offered. The Adaptive Communication Program provides services which include assessment and training for augmentative communication devices. The Microcomputer Applications Program is a research and development group that develops ways for people with disabilities to access and use computer systems.