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Since your web browser does not support JavaScript, here is a non-JavaScript version of the image slideshow:Real Solutions For Real Needs CAP provides assistive technology and services to people with disabilities, Federal managers, supervisors, IT professionals, and Wounded Services Members. "We buy it, we pay for it, we get it to the users, it's just that simple." — Dinah Cohen, CAP Director. Learn More about what CAP can do for you> slideshow image

CAP Goes Green CAP Director, Dinah Cohen, has challenged CAP's staff, vendors, and customers, to do the right thing and shift to more sustainable practices, launching the "CAP Goes Green" initiative. CAP has outlined specific objectives requiring stakeholder support and participation to ensure our success. Read about how you can participate> slideshow image

CAPTECThe CAP Technology Evaluation Center (CAPTEC) is a demonstration and assessment facility where Managers and individuals seeking solutions to accessibility challenges can see assistive technology, compare different solutions, and ensure equipment compatibility. Learn More about CAPTEC or schedule an appointment online> slideshow image

CAP InitiativesCAP supports federal employees throughout the employment lifecycle, including: recruitment, placement, promotion, and retention of people with disabilities and wounded service members. Learn More about CAP's Initiatives> slideshow image

Wounded Service MembersCAP supports Wounded Service Members (WSM) by providing needs assessments, assistive technology and training throughout all phases of recovery and transition to employment. Visit CAP's WSM website> slideshow image

GetFit with CAPCAP and EEOC’s “Two Percent by 2010” event served as a kickoff for “GetFit with CAP,” a program designed to help agencies develop a “fitness” routine to achieve improved results in the recruitment, placement, accommodation, training and retention of people with disabilities and disabled veterans. Learn More about GetFit with CAP>

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Complete an online accommodation request.

Complete Needs Assessment

Complete an online needs assessment in order to determine the most appropriate Assistive Technology (AT) solutions for you.

Browse Assistive Technology

View descriptions of available assistive technology based on various disabilities.

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Recent News

Photo of Dinah Cohen, CAP Director Dinah F. B. Cohen, Director of the Department of Defense Computer/Electronic Accommodations Program was presented with the Federal Computer Week President's Award on March 25. The President's Award recognizes individuals and careers that are driven by a mission that transcends a single year and often a single agency. More >

CAP introduces three new videophone products for deaf and hard of hearing government employees. These videophones use a sign language interpreter through the video relay service (VRS) with a high-speed connection. Please make sure you have done your research and work with your agency IT before submitting a request. Each agency should have protocol for obtaining videophone connections. If you have any questions contact Jeffrey Dallos, Deaf/Hard of Hearing and Communication. He can be reached at jeffrey.dallos@tma.osd.mil. More >.

Recently the Department of Labor and the Department of Defense released the Workforce Recruitment Program (WRP) video entitled Breaking Barriers in the Workplace. To download this video, please visit our WRP Central page.

Upcoming Events

CAP at Event EEOC/CAP Training - Boston, MA | April 16, 2009

Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Government National Training Conference | May 05, 2009

IMAGE Conference | May 11, 2009

RESNA Conference | June 23, 2009

CAPtions Spring 2009
	CAP Goes Green
	Videophone Changes
	CAPTEC Launches Disability Employment Innovation Days
	WRP Student Hired As Permanent TMA Employee
	Upcoming Events

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