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Free Wheelchair Massachusetts (2021) – Where to Get Assistive Devices for Free in Massachusetts

If you're looking for free wheelchairs in Massachusetts, we've got you covered!

This page is a complete resource for free assistive devices (wheelchairs, scooters, and more) and independent living resources in the state of Massachusetts. 

Check out the resources below, and if you have a resource to add, please contact us!

Quick Navigation
1. Ayers Handicap Conversion Center
2. Boston Center for Independent Living
3. Compassionate Care ALS
4. Easterseals Massachusetts 
5. Freemason Friendship Lodge 
6. Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission 
7. Home Modification Loan Program 
8. Home Modification Loan Program
9. REquipment, Inc. 
10. Scituate Etrusco Associates 
11. SMD-HELP Foundation Inc. 
12. Small Mass
13. Stavros Center 
14. Sudbury Senior Center 
15. The Town of Concord 
16. The Boston Home
17. UCP of western Massachusetts 
18. Association of Blind Citizens

Free Wheelchairs & Assistive Devices in Massachusetts

1. Ayers Handicap Conversion Center

Houses and manages an equipment loan program for durable medical equipment (DME). Donated durable medical equipment (wheelchairs, crutches, walkers, canes, special bathroom equipment and other ambulatory healthcare aids) are available for loan for up to 3 months to residents of Quincy, Scituate, Hanover, Pembroke, Hull, Hingham, Norwell, Marshfield and Cohasset. 


  • 440B East Squantum Street, North Quincy, MA 02171
  • (617) 328-0102

2. Boston Center for Independent Living

Boston Center for Independent Living logo

Picks up unwanted wheeled mobility (and other DME) in the Greater Boston area. Provides minor refurbishment (replaces batteries and tires) and delivers within BCIL’s service area.

Some repairs are done as well.


  • Boston Center for Independent Living
  • (617) 338-6665

3. Compassionate Care ALS

Compassionate Care ALS logo

CCALS receives more than $500,000 annually in donated durable goods. They maintain a number of storage facilities where we refurbish and keep this equipment until it is needed by a family. Our storage facilities have received generous support from two communities.

CCALS provides new equipment, in addition to equipment that was donated and refurbished. The items we offer include; wheelchairs, ramps, bath chairs, mattresses, voice amplifiers and speech augmentative equipment and communication boards.


  • Compassionate Care ALS
  • Email
  • (508) 444-6775

4. Easterseals Massachusetts 

Easterseals Massachusetts logo

Easterseals Massachusetts provides essential programs and services to children and adults with disabilities throughout the state. Their mission is to ensure that children and adults with disabilities have equal opportunities to live, learn, work and play.

The Massachusetts Alternative Finance Program offers Massachusetts residents with disabilities, veterans and their families access to low-interest cash loans for the purchase of assistive technology, devices, and services that will increase their independence and improve their quality of life.

The program also loans low-cost assistive devices through its Long-Term Device Loan Program. The devices cost under $500 and are available free of charge to qualified Massachusetts veterans or residents with disabilities and their families.


  • Easterseals Massachusetts
  • Contact
  • 800-244-2756

5. Freemason Friendship Lodge 

Freemason Friendship Lodge logo

Freemason Friendship Lodge is a faith-based organization. They have a medical equipment and wheelchair ramp construction project. Contact them to see if you are eligible for the programs.


  • Freemason Friendship Lodge
  • Email
  • 978-658-6731

6. Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission 

Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission logo

MassMATCH is the Commonwealth of Massachusetts's initiative to Maximize Assistive Technology (AT) in Consumer's Hands. It is one of 56 state-level AT Act programs in the United States. They have a couple of programs to make assistive technology more assessable for people who can’t afford it. These programs include Assistive Technology Regional Centers, Massachusetts Alternative Finance Program, DMErequipment.org, and getATstuff. These programs provide used equipment to financing and everything in between. Feel free to go through these programs and see if you are eligible.


  • Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission
  • 877-508-3974

7. Home Modification Loan Program 

Home Modification Loan Program logo

Home Modification Loan Program by Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission provides no-interest loans to modify the homes of adults and children with disabilities. If you or a household member is disabled or an elder, the Home Modification Loan Program can provide a loan so you can make needed adaptations or modifications to your home. Modifications can help you remain in your home and live more independently.


  • Home Modification Loan Program
  • Email
  • (617) 204-3600

8. Home Modification Loan Program

Home Modification Loan Program by Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission provides no-interest loans to modify the homes of adults and children with disabilities. If you or a household member is disabled or an elder, the Home Modification Loan Program can provide a loan so you can make needed adaptations or modifications to your home. Modifications can help you remain in your home and live more independently.


  • Home Modification Loan Program
  • Email
  • (617) 204-3600

9. REquipment, Inc. 

REquipment, Inc. ‎logo

REquipment is currently supported by a collaboration of public and private funding from the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission's (MRC) MassMATCH program, the Massachusetts Department of Developmental Disabilities (DDS), the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) as well as private grants through The Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation. REquipment is a great way to obtain free, gently-used durable medical equipment (DME) in Massachusetts. Donated DME is sanitized, refurbished and made available in our inventory. Access to the equipment is easy, either online or by phone, and they also provide pick-up and delivery as needed.


  • REquipment, Inc.
  • Email
  • (508) 713-9690

10. Scituate Etrusco Associates 

Scituate Etrusco Associates logo

Scituate Etrusco Associates was established to provide a loan closet of medical and nursing equipment for the home use of residents of Scituate and the surrounding towns of Cohasset, Hanover, Hingham, Hull, Marshfield, Norwell, Duxbury, Pembroke, and Kingston. Items typically available to lend include walkers, canes, commodes, crutches, wheelchairs, transport/companion chairs, bedside tables, exercise bikes, and much more.


  • Scituate Etrusco Associates
  • 781-545-4411

11. SMD-HELP Foundation Inc. 

SMD-HELP Foundation Inc. ‎logo

HELP is an equipment loan program that lends equipment at no cost to people who are in need. Equipment can include but not limited to canes, blankets, supports commodes, four-prong canes over-the-bed tables toilet supports, crutches rollators toilet seat extensions, forearm crutches sides for beds whirlpool for foot or arm, walkers, wheelchairs, Hoyer lifts tub seats, exercise bikes, transfer benches, electric lift chairs, tub rails, and others.


  • SMD-HELP Foundation Inc.
  • 781-322-1052

12. Small Mass

Small Mass logo

Small Miracles in Life Exist (SMILE Mass) is a 501 C3 non-profit organization dedicated to helping families raising children or adults with disabilities enjoy happy, healthy memories through vacation and recreation experiences.

They have several pieces of equipment for families to borrow and take anywhere with them. Our current inventory includes: floating beach wheelchairs, Rifton bath chair, basic white bath chair with back, high-performance Hoyt running chair, blue Freedom running stroller, adapted bike (delivery not available, pick up only), Hoyer lift (provide your own sling) and a portable ramp.


  • Small Mass
  • Email
  • 617-967-7755

13. Stavros Center 

Stavros Center logo

Stavros in partnership with DME REquipment maintains donated medical equipment, which is loaned free of charge for a specified period of time. Stavros is not responsible for subsequent repairs and asks that the equipment be returned in the same condition that it was received.

The types of equipment we generally have in stock: power wheelchairs, crutches, walkers, bath chairs, hoyer lifts, and grab bars.


  • Stavros Center
  • Email
  • (800) 804-1899

14. Sudbury Senior Center 

Sudbury Senior Center logo

The Sudbury Senior Center Medical Equipment Loan Closet has quite an assortment of “durable medical equipment” on hand at all times, ready to lend for a few days, a few weeks, or as long as you have a need.


  • Sudbury Senior Center
  • Email
  • (978) 443-3055

15. The Town of Concord 

The Town of Concord ‎logo

At the Council on Aging, The Town of Concord maintain an extensive lending closet for durable medical equipment. Whether you need a transport chair to get through a busy weekend, a handy cane for everyday use, or any other equipment need, consider checking out our lending closet before purchasing equipment on your own. Items can include Canes, Commodes, Grabbers, Clothing Hooks, and Shoe Horns, Raised Toilet Seats, Shower Chairs, Sock Assists, Tub Transfer Benches, Walkers and Rollators, and Wheelchairs.


  • The Town of Concord
  • Email
  • 978-318-3020

16. The Boston Home

The Boston Home logo

Accepts donations of used wheeled mobility and other DME for REquipment. Offers the B.Mobile! Mobility Enhancement Center in Boston. It will provide evaluation, adjustment and

modifications to mobility equipment. Also has the ability to do repairs on a fee for service basis. Works in concert with Mass Health DME vendors.


  • The Boston Home
  • Email
  • (508) 845-9111 x1025

17. UCP of western Massachusetts 

UCP of western Massachusetts logo

UCP’s durable medical equipment reuse program provides free refurbished equipment to people with disabilities and seniors in Western MA. This durable medical equipment can be used short or long term and insurance is not necessary. They encourage people who take part in this program to return the durable medical equipment if they no longer need it.


  • UCP of western Massachusetts
  • James Myrick
  • 334-293-7147

18. Association of Blind Citizens

Association of Blind Citizens logo

The Association of Blind Citizens operates the Assistive Technology Fund. The Assistive Technology Fund (ATF) will provide funds to cover 50% of the retail price of adaptive devices or software. The ABC board of directors believes that this program will allow blind and visually impaired individuals access to technology products that will have a significant impact on improving employment opportunities, increase the level of independence and enhance their overall quality of life.

The products covered by this program must retail for a minimum of $200 with a maximum retail price of $6,000. 


  • Association of Blind Citizens
  • Email

Free Wheelchair Maryland (2021) – Where to Get Assistive Devices for Free in Maryland

If you're looking for free wheelchairs in Maryland, we've got you covered!

This page is a complete resource for free assistive devices (wheelchairs, scooters, and more) and independent living resources in the state of Maryland. 

Check out the resources below, and if you have a resource to add, please contact us!

Quick Navigation
1. 9th District Health Committee 
2. American Legion #109
3. American Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
4. Bay Area Center for Independent Living 
5. Baltimore County Department of Aging
6. Bay Area Center for Independent Living
7. Calvert County Office of Aging 
8. Chares County Aging and Senior Services 
9. Durable Medical Equipment Reuse Program
10. Federated Charities
11. Freedom Center Medical Equipment Loan Closet
12. Harford County
13. Jill Fox Memorial Fund 
14. Lutheran Church of St. Andrew 
15. Maryland Department of disabilities AT load program
16. MD Assistive Technology Equipment Reuse 
17. Mount Airy Lions Club 
18. Muscular Dystrophy Association 
19. Partners in Care 
20. The loan closet of Howard County 

Free Wheelchairs & Assistive Devices in Maryland

1. 9th District Health Committee 

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT: Lends wheelchairs, walkers, commodes, bath stools, crutches, and related items to anyone in need of medical supplies or equipment. It also accepts donations of durable medical equipment and health aids. Large items have a fee but will be refunded when the item is returned without damage. $50 deposit on wheelchairs, transfer benches, shower benches, walkers with seats, and scooters are required and will be refunded when the chair is returned without damage. No fee on other items.


  • 410-665-0898

2. American Legion #109

American Legion #109 logo

They loan out equipment such as shower chairs, walkers, crutches. There is no cost.

Hours/Days: Monday-Saturday, 12:00-8:00pm. Sundays, 1:00-8:00pm.


  • American Legion #109
  • 410-242-5956

3. American Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Association logo

The ALS Association multi-disciplinary ALS clinic provides high quality, comprehensive care for people with ALS and their families.  The clinic is proud to carry The ALS Association certification as a Center of Excellence.

Donated and recycled durable medical equipment is available for loan to ALS patients, based on medical and financial need, and is free of charge. They gratefully accept donations of quality medical goods to maintain the loan closet inventory. For more information about Equipment Loan Closet, please contact.


  • ALS
  • 317.915.9888

4. Bay Area Center for Independent Living 

Bay Area Center for Independent Living ‎logo

Bay Area Center for Independent Living, Inc’s mission is to serve individuals with disabilities living across Maryland’s Eastern Shore.  Bay Area CIL provides assessments and guidance for device choices, offers temporary loans for trial purposes and helps locate funding resources for purchases.  The AT program is sponsored through Maryland’s Assistive Technology (MD TAP) and the United Way of the Eastern Shore. Bay Area CIL also works with the Maryland Technology Assistance Program (MD TAP) to provide temporary portable ramps to those individuals who need wheelchair access to their homes.


  • Bay Area Center for Independent Living
  • Contact
  • 443-260-0822

5. Baltimore County Department of Aging

Baltimore County Department of Aging logo

The Baltimore County Department of Aging’s Loan Closet lends wheelchairs to Baltimore County residents age 60 or over. The only cost is a refundable deposit of $25. Also available are tub rails, bath chairs, walkers, and other types of equipment at no cost. Call to determine the availability of equipment.


  • Baltimore County Department of Aging
  • 410-887-2594

6. Bay Area Center for Independent Living

Bay Area Center for Independent Living logo

Bay Area Center for Independent Living promotes access to community resources and support for people with disabilities and their families through programs which offer choices, preserve dignity and increase independence for an improved quality of life across the nine counties of Maryland’s Eastern Shore.

They serve the areas of Eastern Shore (Caroline, Cecil, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne's, Somerset, Talbot, Wicomico, and Worcester Counties). They serve all ages and no referral is required. 

Bay Area CIL provides assessments and guidance for device choice, offers temporary loans for trial purposes and helps locate funding resources for purchases. The AT program is sponsored through Maryland’s Assistive Technology Program (MD TAP) and the United Way of the Eastern Shore.


  • Bay Area Center for Independent Living
  • (443) 260-0822

7. Calvert County Office of Aging 

Calvert County Office of Aging ‎logo

Calvert County Office on Aging serves as the Area Agency on Aging. Area Agency on Aging is spread all across the US and they are a great resource to find information, referrals, and funding sources.


  • Calvert County Office of Aging
  • Ed Sullivan
  • 410-535-4606

8. Chares County Aging and Senior Services 

Chares County Aging and Senior Services ‎logo

The Aging & Senior Programs Division maintains a medical equipment loan closet to facilitate the temporary provision of durable medical equipment to qualified persons. Supplies are limited to what is on hand at the time of the request but generally consist of walkers, canes, bath/shower benches, and transport wheelchairs. Please fill this contact form to apply.


  • Chares County Aging and Senior Services
  • Contact
  • 855-843-9725

9. Durable Medical Equipment Reuse Program

Maryland Department of Aging logo

The Maryland Department of Aging is providing durable medical equipment (DME) to Marylanders with any illness, injury, or disability, regardless of age, at no cost. All equipment will be sanitized, repaired, and redistributed to Marylanders in need.

This service will improve the quality of life for many Maryland residents and provides them with the opportunity to avoid costlier levels of care. 


  • Maryland Department of Aging
  • Email
  • 240-230-8000

10. Federated Charities

Federated Charities logo

For the past 79 years, Federated Charities has had walkers, canes, wheelchairs and other devices available for lending through its Equipment Loan Closet. Last year, more than 2,000 pieces were lent and returned.

Most of the equipment has been donated. Smaller pieces include folding walkers, sock pullers, grippers, trapeze bars, long-handled shoehorns and elevated toilet seats.

Equipment is donated by service organizations including the Kiwanis and Lions clubs, and by individuals. The cost of the equipment is tax-deductible. It is all sanitized before being lent, and after each time it is returned.


  • Federated Charities
  • Email
  • 301-662-1561

11. Freedom Center Medical Equipment Loan Closet

freedom center logo

The Freedom Center is a consumer-controlled, community-based nonprofit organization committed to providing a wide array of services to assist individuals with disabilities to live independently, pursue meaningful goals, and have the same opportunities and choices as all persons. 

The mission is to offer services and supports to empower individuals with disabilities to lead self-directed, independent, and productive lives in a barrier-free community.

They lend medical equipment including bedside commodes, shower chairs, wheelchairs, walkers, rollers, canes and other various medical equipment to county residents.  No hospital beds.  Donations are accepted. 


  • Freedom Center Medical Equipment Loan Closet
  • Email
  • 301-846-7811

12. Harford County

Harford County logo

Harford County ‎ Aging & Disability Resource Center Provides curb-to-curb, in-county transportation to senior citizens and persons with disabilities for medical appointments, rides to senior centers and for general purposes.  Advanced reservations are necessary. Appointments can be scheduled up to 90 days in advance.  Bus vouchers may be purchased through the Harford Transit LINK. They also provide Provides medical transportation to eligible Medical Assistance recipients.


  • Harford County
  • 410-838-2562 – Make a reservation
  • 410-638-1671 – Medical Transport

13. Jill Fox Memorial Fund 

Jill Fox Memorial Fund ‎logo

The Jill Fox Memorial Fund provides grants to individuals with unmet medical and healthcare needs not paid for by medical insurance, government agencies, health associations, community organizations, public or personal resources. However, Individuals can not submit applications on their own behalf and JFM accepts applications from degreed social workers or healthcare professionals (RN, Occupational, Speech or Physical Therapist, Physician, Case Manager, etc.)


  • Jill Fox Memorial Fund
  • Email
  • 410-369-9322

14. Lutheran Church of St. Andrew 

Lutheran Church of St. Andrew logo

Lutheran Church of St. Andrew has a loan closet and provides medical equipment to people who can’t afford it.  


  • Lutheran Church of St. Andrew
  • Email
  • 301-384-4394

15. Maryland Department of disabilities AT load program

Maryland Department of disabilities AT load program ‎logo

The Assistive Technology Loan Program helps Maryland residents with disabilities and their families qualify for low-interest loans to buy equipment that will help them live, work, and learn more independently.


  • Maryland Department of disabilities AT load program
  • Email
  • 410-554-9230

16. MD Assistive Technology Equipment Reuse 

‎ MD Assistive Technology Equipment Reuse ‎logo

The Maryland Assistive Technology Equipment Reuse page is a project of the MD Technology Assistance Program. Find equipment and assistive technology after its initial use.  Items such as communication devices, walkers, adaptive switches and toys, adapted vehicles, magnifiers, beds, lifts, adapted keyboards, etc.


  • MD Assistive Technology Equipment Reuse

17. Mount Airy Lions Club 

Lions club international logo

The Mount Airy Lions Club maintains one of the largest hospital equipment inventories in District 22W of Lions Clubs International. They will loan out this equipment to those in need in our service area.  Borrowing this equipment is always subject to the availability of the inventory that they have on hand when you make your request. You will be required to provide photo identification and sign an agreement promising to maintain the equipment in the same condition you received it and return the equipment as soon as the need for its use ends.


  • Mount Airy Lions Club
  • Email
  • 301-829-LION (5466)

18. Muscular Dystrophy Association 

Muscular Dystrophy Association ‎logo

MDA’s national equipment program helps provide good-condition, gently used wheelchairs and other medical equipment, such as shower chairs, hospital beds, walkers, canes, communication devices, and similar items, when available and as feasible.


  • Muscular Dystrophy Association
  • Email
  • 1-833-275-6321

19. Partners in Care 

Partners In Care ‎logo

Partners In Care is a private non-profit, 501(c) (3) organization with locations at Anne Arundel County, Frederick County, and Upper Shore. They are offering programs and services that support the independence of older adults in our communities through transportation, handyman repairs, person-centered support, and social engagement programs. In exchange, members ask for assistance when needed.


  • Partners in Care
  • Email
  • 410-544-4800

20. The loan closet of Howard County 

The loan closet of Howard County ‎logo

Howard County has a medical equipment loan closet for people who can’t afford the equipment they need to live an independent life. A medical referral completed on a Loan Closet Referral FORM is required from a qualified healthcare professional (PT, OT or MD) to receive equipment. Client or Caregiver must be a Howard County resident.


  • The loan closet of Howard County
  • Email
  • 410-313-0363

Free Wheelchair Kentucky (2021) – Where to Get Assistive Devices for Free in Kentucky

If you're looking for free wheelchairs in Kentucky, we've got you covered!

This page is a complete resource for free assistive devices (wheelchairs, scooters, and more) and independent living resources in the state of Kentucky. 

Check out the resources below, and if you have a resource to add, please contact us!

Quick Navigation
1. KATS Network 
2. HDI Center for Assistive Technology Services 
3. Redwood
4. SOS Heath and Hope
5. St. Vincent de Paul - Northern Kentucky
6. Wendell Foster 
7. Kentucky Assistive Technology Loan Corporation 
8. Kentucky Hart-Supported Living Program
9. Spina Bifida Association of Kentucky 
10. Southeast Americans With Disabilities Act Center 
11. Center for Accessible Living 
12. National Multiple Sclerosis Society - Ohio Valley
13. Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs 
14. Public Transportation Providers Directory
15. Jesse Lee Memorial United Methodist Church 
16. United Auto Workers Local 249 

Free Wheelchairs & Assistive Devices in Kentucky

1. KATS Network 

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The KATS Network is one of 56 statewide assistive technology programs federally funded under the Assistive Technology Act of 1998, as amended in 2004. KATS Network organizes lending library, demonstration centers, and funding. ‎The goal of Project CARAT (Coordinating and Assisting the Reuse of Assistive Technology) is to make Assistive Technology and Durable Medical Equipment more accessible to those who need it in underserved areas of Kentucky.


  • KATS Network
  • Email
  • (800) 327-5287

2. HDI Center for Assistive Technology Services 

HDI Center for Assistive Technology Services ‎logo

HDI CATS is a member of the Kentucky Assistive Technology Services (KATS) Network serving Lexington and the surrounding region. They offer demonstrations, lending library, and provide loans of assistive devices to individuals and families in the Bluegrass. They also train professionals, communities, and students, thus furthering the reach and impact of work they are doing.


  • HDI Center for Assistive Technology Services
  • Contact
  • 859 218-7979

3. Redwood

Redwood logo

Redwood is one of five assistive technology resource providers in the Kentucky Assistive Technology Services (KATS) Network and the Assistive Technology Resource Center is a valuable tool for individuals interested in borrowing or purchasing assistive technology. These resources include an occupational therapist, a speech therapist, a resource librarian, and the lending library. Children and adults can receive in-depth evaluations and consultative services to identify the most appropriate technology solution to increase independence.


  • Redwood
  • Contact
  • 859-331-0880

4. SOS Health and Hope

SOS Heath and Hope logo

SOS is a Louisville, Kentucky-based nonprofit organization that meets critical health care needs in medically impoverished communities around the world by redistributing medical donations (surplus medical supplies and medical equipment) from where there is surplus to where they are needed. 

SOS promotes environmental stewardship, partnering with hospitals and others to recover and send what would otherwise go to landfills. Since 1993, they have saved more than one million pounds of medical equipment and supplies from landfills, and brought health and hope to 105 countries around the globe.


  • SOS Health and Hope
  • Email
  • (502) 736-6360

5. St. Vincent de Paul - Northern Kentucky

The Northern Kentucky Council of St. Vincent de Paul is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization and a chapter of the international organization.

They maintain a Medical Equipment Loan Closet whose purpose is to provide temporary assistance to individuals in need of medical equipment when other sources are unavailable. A variety of donated items are offered at no cost for use during your home recovery. Items for the loan are shower chairs/benches, transfer benches, walkers, walkers, bedside commodes, canes, toilet seat risers, and wheelchairs. Please call the Assistance Office to check if an item is available.


  • St. Vincent de Paul - Northern Kentucky
  • Email
  • (859) 341-3212

6. Wendell Foster 

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Wendell Foster is a participating member of the Kentucky Assistive Technology Services (KATS) Network whose mission is to make AT information, devices, and services easily obtainable throughout the state. They offer services such as Device Demonstrations, Lending Library, Training, and Reutilization Program.


  • Wendell Foster
  • Contact
  • 877-932-2678

7. Kentucky Assistive Technology Loan Corporation 

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The Kentucky Assistive Technology Loan Corporation (KATLC) offers low-interest loans for qualified applicants with disabilities who need assistive technology. Since 2000, KATLC has provided more than $10 million in loans to Kentuckians with disabilities to enable them to obtain the assistive technology they need, making it one of the most active assistive technology alternative financing programs in the nation.


  • Kentucky Assistive Technology Loan Corporation
  • Email
  • 1-877-675-0195

8. Kentucky Hart-Supported Living Program

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The Hart-Supported Living Program is a state-funded program designed to help physically and mentally disabled Kentucky residents live independently and remain a part of the community. It does so by providing grants to individuals, regardless of their age, to help them remain living at home, or in the home of a family member.

There are two classes of grants: those for one time purchases and those for ongoing services. An individual may apply for just one type of grant or both. All services and costs must be outlined in advance and approved by the administering agency. However, selection of the care, service provider, or technology is left to the discretion of the program participant. Possible goods and services include the following

- Community Resource Development (to encourage community participation and the forming of relationships)
- Assistive technology and services such as PERS (medical alert service)
- Durable Medical Equipment, such as wheelchairs
- Home modifications related to an applicant’s disability, such as wheelchair ramps, walk-in tubs, and stair lifts not exceeding $3,500 for a rental property
- Vehicle modifications to accommodate a disability, such as hand controls and lifts
- Start-up grants to accommodate a move to a new home, such as security deposit and purchasing furniture (up to $2,000)

- More


  • Kentucky Hart-Supported Living Program
  • 502-564-6930

9. Spina Bifida Association of Kentucky 

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The Mission of SBAK is to promote the prevention of Spina Bifida and to enhance the lives of all affected. As part of this mission, SBAK has developed a Financial Assistance Fund to help individuals affected by Spina Bifida to lead better lives by assisting them in various areas from education to physical needs. They have helped purchase equipment to make homes more accessible, bought handcycles and basketball chairs, paid medical and therapy bills, and sent more than 100 individuals to the Spina Bifida Association National Conference over the past few years.


  • Spina Bifida Association of Kentucky
  • Email
  • 859-268-5798

10. Southeast Americans With Disabilities Act Center 

Southeast Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Center logo

The Southeast ADA Center is located in Atlanta, Georgia and serves as the regional office for an extended State and Local Affiliate Network from eight (8) states in the U.S. Southeast that provides information, training, materials, and technical assistance on the ADA and Technology Access. Here you can find local affiliates of ADA in Kentucky.


  • Southeast Americans With Disabilities Act Center 

11. Center for Accessible Living 

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The Center for Accessible Living is an innovative leader in empowering all people to achieve their goal of independent living while involving the entire community. They have an equipment loan and marketplace program. Equipment Loans are provided based on availability through equipment donations only. Consumers may borrow equipment dependent on availability. Durable medical goods; mobility devices such as canes, crutches, walkers; portable ramps; shower chairs or potty chairs; scooters, manual and power chairs.


  • Center for Accessible Living
  • Contact

12. National Multiple Sclerosis Society - Ohio Valley

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The Ohio Valley Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families and raise funds for critical MS research. MS Navigators — highly skilled, compassionate professionals connect you to the information, resources, and support needed to move your life forward.


  • National Multiple Sclerosis Society - Ohio Valley
  • Contact
  • 1-800-344-4867

13. Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs 

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For disabled Kentuckians who served in the US military, the KDVA is in place to make sure the services and support due are delivered. If service (or VA care) left you with limited mobility, you may be in line for financial aid for a mobility aid.


  • Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs 
  • (800) 572-6245

14. Public Transportation Providers Directory

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A Directory by Kentucky Department of Transportation listing the organizations that provide transport. Some of these services are free for seniors and disabled individuals. You might have to contact some providers to see if they offer transportation services for free or at a reduced cost.


  • Public Transportation Providers Directory

15. Jesse Lee Memorial United Methodist Church 

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Appalachia Service Project is a hands-on home-repair ministry that is sponsored locally by Jesse Lee Church. It is about making a huge difference for families who live in the mountains of West Virginia, Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina, some of the most poverty-stricken areas of our country. They work to make their homes warmer, safer and drier. They build wheelchair ramp sections, and they are available to those in need. You can apply for the ramp here.


  •  Jesse Lee Memorial United Methodist Church

16. United Auto Workers Local 249 

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The Ford and UAW joint initiatives are national and local. At both levels, they address matters of common concern in areas such as product quality, education, and development, employee involvement, team structures, work technical skills redesign, health and safety, ergonomics, employee assistance, apprenticeship, and labor-management studies. They have a wheelchair ramp program. Apply here.


  • United Auto Workers Local 249
  • Contact
  • 313-392-7000

Free Wheelchair New York (2021) – Where to Get Assistive Devices for Free in New York

If you're looking for free wheelchairs in New York, we've got you covered!

This page is a complete resource for free assistive devices (wheelchairs, scooters, and more) and independent living resources in the state of New York. 

Check out the resources below, and if you have a resource to add, please contact us!

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ARISE
Adirondack Regional Technology Center 
Assistive Technology Guide for New York
Access CNY 
ADAPT Community Network
Broome County Council of Churches 
Equipment Loan Fund for the Disabled 
Independent Living Center 
InterFaith Works of CNY
Intervol Recovery of Unused Equipment
Northeast ADA Center 
National Disability Institute
Oswego Arise 
Resource Center for Accessible Living
Regional Center for Independent Living 
Southern Adirondack Independent Living Center 
Southern Tier Independent Living Center 
The Grand Island Lions Club
Upstate Caring Partners, Inc. 
Westchester Institute for Human Development 

Free Wheelchairs & Assistive Devices in New York

ARISE

ARISE logo

ARISE’s Home Modification Programs can help you make your home accessible. These programs assist with adaptions so that you can remain in or return to your home rather than enter or stay in a nursing home or other institutional setting.

To become eligible you must be a renter or homeowner living in Oswego County, have a permanent disability or have difficulty with daily living activities, and you must meet income eligibility requirements.


  • ARISE
  • Email
  • 315-342-4088

Adirondack Regional Technology Center 

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The ARTC is one of twelve Regional TRAID Centers (RTC’s) operating within the State of New York. The goal of the program is to improve access to, and acquisition of, assistive technology devices and services for persons with disabilities of all ages and all disabilities within Clinton, Essex, Franklin, and St. Lawrence Counties.

The core functions of the TRAID Program include assistive device re-utilization, device demonstration, device loans, and information dissemination and training.


  • Adirondack Regional Technology Center
  • Elizabeth Leitch
  • 518-564-3362

Assistive Technology Guide for New York

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This is a guide published by the National Disability Institute. This guide has been prepared in an effort to strengthen awareness of Assistive Technology (AT)

funding and service programs. If you or someone you know is in need of AT, one or more of the

six listings may help you to find and pay for the AT that best meets your needs.


  • Assistive Technology Guide for New York

Access CNY 

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Project Adapt is AccessCNY’s assistive technology lending library. The library’s large inventory serves individuals of all abilities.  Families borrow items, use them and return them for others to enjoy. The library features a variety of items:  Adapted toys and games to help children learn through play, while teaching and reinforcing developmental skills; Wheelchairs and walkers allow users the independence to move freely. A short-term loan can help a person with a disability stay in their home; Augmentative communication devices give people with speech difficulties the confidence and ability to carry on conversations with their family and friends and be part of their community; the library’s bike program allows children to experience one of the great activities of childhood. The program matches children with the bike that fits their ability whether a tricycle, recumbent bike or hand-cycle.


  • Access CNY
  • Email
  • 315-410-3335

ADAPT Community Network

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ADAPT Community Network is a participant in the New York State Assistive Technology Act Program (TRAID) as the New York City regional center for technology. They provide free assistance for all New York City children and adults; educating and acquiring Assistive Technology for them, allowing more independence in the home, school, workplace, and community.

They offer hands-on use of adapted toys and switches, adapted computers and peripherals, wheelchairs and inserts, augmentative communication systems, daily living devices, home, and workplace modifications, environmental control units, adapted telephones and much more.


  • ADAPT Community Network
  • Contact
  • (212) 683-6700

Broome County Council of Churches 

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Broome County Council of Churches’ Ramp It Up Youth Mentoring Initiative is a volunteer mission to promote service, learning and community involvement for youth. Residents in need are provided easier home access, while the kids learn teamwork, community involvement, and pride, along with a basic knowledge of carpentry skills.


  • Broome County Council of Churches
  • Email
  • 607-724-9130

Equipment Loan Fund for the Disabled 

The Equipment Loan Fund assists New Yorkers with disabilities to obtain adaptive equipment like wheelchairs, van lifts, ramps, communication devices and prosthetic devices. The Equipment Loan Fund allows you to borrow up to $4,000, with an interest rate of 4% and can be used to purchase wheelchairs, wheelchair van lifts, ramps, and adaptive equipment.


  • Equipment Loan Fund for the Disabled
  • Email
  • (518) 474-0197

Independent Living Center 

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Provide device demonstrations, as well as advocacy, information, and referral to help consumers obtain their own devices. People may try out items while they seek funding to purchase their own. AIM does not provide financial aid.

Items available to borrow from AIM include wheelchairs, walkers, Rollators, canes, crutches, ramps, grab bars, Hoyer lifts, adaptive seating, shower chairs, commodes, wander alarms, weighted items, adaptive utensils, laptops, iPads and deaf and blind/low vision technology. We also have learning aids, toys, and games for early intervention, as well as pediatric equipment.


  • Independent Living Center
  • Email
  • (607) 962-8225

InterFaith Works of CNY

InterFaith Works of CNY logo

InterFaith Works of Central New York, through education, service and dialogue, affirms the dignity of each person and every faith community and works to create relationships and understanding among us.

Items in the Medical Supply Closet are loaned to refugee families, in order to increase senior refugees’ mobility, safety and independence in the home while reducing caregiver strain and burnout. To learn more about the Medical Supply Closet, contact Senior Services Coordinator Toma Tracy.


  • InterFaith Works of CNY
  • Email
  • 315-449-3552, ext. 203 

Intervol Recovery of Unused Equipment

InterVol’s Recovery of Unused Medical Supplies program (RUMS), began in 1989 as a recycling operation running out of founder Dr. Ralph Pennino’s garage, and by 1994 had become one of the first supply recovery programs to be described in health care industry literature. Today, endorsed by the American Medical Association, RUMS is housed in a local Rochester warehouse actively recycling over one ton of medical supplies each month.


  • Intervol Recovery of Unused Equipment
  • Email
  • 585-922-5810

Northeast ADA Center 

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The goal of the Northeast ADA Center is to educate and empower the diverse range of ADA stakeholders throughout New York, New Jersey, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands to increase their knowledge of the ADA, to support our stakeholders to include people with disabilities in local communities, and to implement the ADA in their own lives, workplaces, businesses and communities. They are a participant in the New York State Justice Center for the Protection of People with Special Needs's TRAID program.


  • Northeast ADA Center
  • Email
  • 1-800-949-4232

National Disability Institute

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National Disability Institute can help you find and afford assistive technology. Our Assistive Technology (AT) Loan Program provides affordable loans of $500 to $30,000 to residents of New Jersey and New York.

NDI received funding for the program, which is one of 48 nationally, from the U.S. Department of Education. The loans range from $500 to $30,000 and are available to residents of New Jersey and New York. NDI buys down the interest rate, making it possible for approved loan applicants to obtain loans at four per cent interest, significant cost savings for borrowers. NDI also guarantees the loans, allowing for more favourable lending terms.


  • National Disability Institute
  • Email
  • (202) 449-9521 

Oswego Arise 

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Our Oswego County Ramp Program provides ramps for families in need throughout Oswego County. All of the ramps are built by volunteers and funding is provided through the support of individual donors and local businesses. To qualify for the program:

  • You must live in Oswego County
  • You must be income-eligible
  • You must have a mobility impairment that makes it difficult to access your home

  • Oswego Arise
  • Email
  • (315) 255-3447 x315

Resource Center for Accessible Living

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RCAL provides medical equipment on loan to individuals who cannot afford to buy their own or whose insurance does not cover the cost.  They loan out equipment that has been donated on a short and long-term basis. Three months is the usual length of time they loan out the equipment for; this can always be extended if needed.

In order to take out equipment on loan, you will first need to call to see if they have what you need. If they have what you need, they will make an appointment for you to come in and pick it up. They do ask for a small fee for the use of the equipment; $5 for small items such as walkers, canes, etc., $10 for items such as rollators and knee walkers, and $25 for larger items like wheelchairs. Please note that no person will be denied equipment for a lack of ability to pay this fee.


  • Resource Center for Accessible Living
  • Email
  • 910-626-85255

Regional Center for Independent Living 

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The Genesee-Finger Lakes Technology-Related Assistance for Individuals with Disabilities is an excellent resource for hands-on experience with and information about all types of equipment and assistive technology. They also have a free loan closet that is a free resource that enables people with all types of disabilities to borrow equipment and assistive technology for a limited time. People may use the items to sample while they seek funding to purchase their own equipment. RCIL also provides people with information on funding resources.


  • Regional Center for Independent Living
  • (800) 624-4143

Southern Adirondack Independent Living Center 

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Southern Adirondack Independent Living Center is a participant in the New York State Justice Center for the Protection of People with Special Needs's TRAID program. SAIL provides loans of assistive technology and durable medical equipment through its TRAID/EI project. TRAID loans out all kinds of equipment for 30 days at a time and up to about 90 days. Borrowers have the opportunity to try out medical equipment just at the time they need it the most. Many TRAID participants have recently had surgery or an injury and they need medical equipment to be able to make their home accessible to them as they are healing.


  • Southern Adirondack Independent Living Center
  • (518) 792-3537 Queensbury
  • (518) 584-8202 Ballston Spa
  • (518) 792-3537 Plattsburgh

Southern Tier Independent Living Center 

Southern Tier Independent Living Center logo

The Revolving Door loan closet provides equipment to people with disabilities at no cost. This may include wheelchairs, tub seats and benches, canes walkers and various other types of equipment. Certain items may be given away to people while others are only available as a loan. Those in need of equipment can call to get more information and to inquire about the Loan Closet inventory.

The loan closet also accepts donations of certain types of equipment. Devices as simple as a walker and as complex as a voice-activated communication device are accepted as donations. The Loan Closet is a tangible way of lending a hand to the community.


  • Southern Tier Independent Living Center
  • 1 (877) 722-9150

The Grand Island Lions Club

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The Grand Island Lions Club has durable medical equipment for anyone in need. Equipment includes wheelchairs, walkers, canes, commodes, bath seals, etc. Anyone interested in obtaining a piece of equipment can call.


  • The Grand Island Lions Club
  • 818-6992

Upstate Caring Partners, Inc. 

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Upstate Caring Partners, Inc. is a participant in the New York State Justice Center for the Protection of People with Special Needs's TRAID program. TRAID at Upstate Cerebral Palsy has a wide variety of assistive technology devices that are available for loan. Borrowing items from TRAID allows you to try items before making a purchase to ensure that the equipment meets your needs. You may also borrow items while waiting for funding for a new device or while yours is being repaired. Many items are available for short-term loans (up to two months) to help during recovery from surgery, while other items can be borrowed for an extended period of time (up to six months) on a case by case basis.


  • Upstate Caring Partners, Inc.
  • Contact
  • (315) 292-1968

Westchester Institute for Human Development 

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The Assistive Technology Program (ATP) at WIHD consists of a number of services conducted by our multi-disciplinary team of professionals: occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, educators, and other specialists. Our team collaborates with individuals and their families, caregivers, teachers, and/or related service providers to identify assistive technology devices, adaptations, and strategies to improve mobility, communication, computer access, access to the school curriculum, or control over the environment.


  • Westchester Institute for Human Development
  • Email
  •  914-493-1317

Free Wheelchair New Mexico (2021) – Where to Get Assistive Devices for Free in New Mexico

If you're looking for free wheelchairs in New Mexico, we've got you covered!

This page is a complete resource for free assistive devices (wheelchairs, scooters, and more) and independent living resources in the state of New Mexico. 

Check out the resources below, and if you have a resource to add, please contact us!

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San Juan Center for Independence 
New Mexico Technology Assistance Program 
Adelante Back in Use
Faith in Action Volunteers of the Council 

Free Wheelchairs & Assistive Devices in New Mexico

San Juan Center for Independence 

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San Juan Center for Independence is a community based nonprofit agency that was established by people with disabilities for people with disabilities. They have a lot of programs to empower people with disabilities like seed loans, information and referral, and personal care. They have a home modification program that can help you with wheelchair ramps.


  • San Juan Center for Independence
  • 505-566-5827

New Mexico Technology Assistance Program 

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NMTAP is a program of the State of New Mexico Governor’s Commission on Disability, under a grant from the U.S Department of Health and Human Services, Administration on Community Living. Access Loan New Mexico is a statewide, low-interest loan program that allows New Mexicans with disabilities to purchase assistive technology or make home modifications so that the individual can live more independently or productively.


  • New Mexico Technology Assistance Program
  • ​​​Email
  • 1-877-696-1470

Adelante Back in Use

Adelante is a diverse nonprofit organization that supports people with mental and physical disabilities seniors & disadvantaged populations across New Mexico. The Adelante Back in Use program recycles assistive devices such as wheelchairs, walkers, and hospital beds, and gives them away to seniors and people with disabilities who need them. Availability is subject to donations. All durable medical equipment is inspected, cleaned, and sanitized before it is distributed. Click here to donate or request equipment. For new requests, call (505)-445-5332.


  • Adelante
  • ​​​​Email
  • (505) 445-5332

Faith in Action Volunteers of the Council 

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Since 1996, Faith in Action has mobilized a network of volunteers to provide care partnerships in the greater Binghamton area. Today, they have over 300 registered care receivers and 100 registered volunteer caregivers. Faith in Action provides free, non-medical programs (like Provide transportation to medical appointments and/or grocery shopping) for people 60+ and volunteer opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds.


  • Faith in Action Volunteers of the Council
  • ​​​Email
  • 607-724-9130
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