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The Vermont Assistive Technology Tryout Centers provide demonstrations, short term equipment loans, group trainings and technical assistance around the latest technology. Our services are available to consumers, caregivers, educators and service provider teams. Training sessions are available onsite, or at the Assistive Technology Tryout Centers.

Please call or email one of our sites to schedule an appointment or to receive further information about our services.

Our intake form has been designed to provide information and better assess your needs before coming to the center. This form provides information to the computer access specialists for your assessment needs. Please call for an intake form and to schedule an appointment.

Williston Tryout Center:
Vermont Parent Information Center
Chris CichoskiKelly
600 Blair Park Road - Suite 301
Williston, VT 05495
Phone: 802-876-5315 (voice/tty) / 800-639-7170
Website:  www.vtpic.com/assistive technology.htm
E-mail: chris@vtpic.com

The Vermont Parent Information Center The Vermont Parent Information Center (VPIC) is a statewide network of support and information for families who have a child with special needs disabilities, and the professionals who work with them.  Founded in 1992, VPIC serves families of children with special needs from birth to 26 years of age. Our goal is to offer programs to families that are helpful, relevant and easy to access.  Most of our programs are free of charge. 

The Vermont Parent Information Center has a free Assistive Technology Center which provides information, fact sheets and referral services and enables parents, children and professionals to try out a variety of tools that can help children to be more independent at home, at school or at play.