Support Services

CAP provides a host of accommodation solutions and support services to DoD Federal employees with disabilities receiving assistive technology training. A list of support services available through CAP is provided below. The service requester is responsible for arranging the services of the interpreter, reader, or assistant and should submit a Request Form to the CAP office four weeks prior to the beginning of the training session.

Interpreting Services

CAP funds interpreting services for Department of Defense (DoD) employees who are deaf and hard of hearing who attend job related training sessions lasting two days or longer, but not to exceed two weeks. > Learn More

Travel Reimbursement for Personal Assistants

CAP provides financial resources for travel reimbursement for personal assistants to support training requirements of individuals with mobility impairments. Personal assistants are provided for DoD-sponsored class/training session times only. > Learn More

CART Services

CAP funds CART services for Department of Defense (DoD) employees who are deaf and hard of hearing who attend job related training sessions lasting two days or longer, but not to exceed two weeks. > Learn More

Relay Conference Captioning

Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals can participate in meetings, videoconferences, and multi-party conference calls using real-time text streamed to an Internet-connected computer anywhere in the world. This service is provided by the same high-quality Captioners who produce closed captioning on television.

Video Relay Services

Web cameras, when used with the Internet, enable the use of Video Relay Service. VRS provides telecommunication relay services through the use of sign language. Video Relay Services allow a person who is deaf or hard of hearing, or has a speech disability, to make a relay call to a standard telephone user by using sign language to communicate visually with an interpreter through the Internet. VRS requires the use of a web camera and the Internet to place a call. http://fts.gsa.gov/frs

Communicating with an Interpreter