Telecommunication Products for Persons with Special Needs

Special Needs Catalogs

CNS carries some frequently ordered telephone handset amplifiers and amplified headsets with microphones for desk and cell phones in stock. Other products may be special-ordered.

• Products for Hearing and Speech Impaired Customers
• Products for Vision Impaired Customers
• Products for Mobility and/or Dexterity Impaired Customers

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Student Grants

Students with disabilities who are eligible for Student Financial Aid may apply for the DSP Student Grant to assist them in purchasing assistive technology and/or equipment for disability-related needs. For more information contact the Disabled Students' Program.

Residential Orders

The California Telephone Access Program (CTAP) distributes free equipment to eligible California residents. CNS offers equipment for purchase by UC Berkeley residents, faculty, staff and students through ORCA Residential Telephone Services.

• California Telephone Access Program (CTAP)
• ORCA Residential Telephone Services

Departmental Orders

• How to order (introduction, Shopping Cart help pages)
• Browse product list
• Request a consultation with CNS Customer Services
• Order now

Sales Tax

Unless otherwise noted, "our price" includes applicable sales taxes.

Acknowledgements

• What access challenges do people with disabilities face when using a telephone?, AccessIT, National Center on Accessible Information Technology in Education, University of Washington (http://www.washington.edu/accessit/)
• UCLA Comunications Technology Services (http://www.cts.ucla.edu/)

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