What is the Protection and Advocacy For Assistive Technology (PAAT) Program?
PAAT is a state and federally funded program operated by Co-Ad, Inc., a non-profit legal services organization.
The PAAT Program provides representation to people who have been denied assistive technology.
An "assistive technology" device is any item that is used to increase, maintain or improve the functional abilities of individuals with disabilities.
Who is Eligible for PAAT Program Services?
PAAT services are available to people with disabilities ...
What Kind of Services Does PAAT Offer?
We are advocates and lawyers who can work for you. We are not mental health professionals. We are not a government agency. All requests are kept strictly confidential.
Co-Ad provides the following services ...
What Should I Do?
Contact us and tell us if you (or someone you know) have been prevented from:
If you want our help ...
What is Co-Ad?
Co-Ad, Inc. is a nonprofit legal services organization which manages several programs designed to protect the rights of people with disabilities.
Co-Ad, Inc. was founded in 1977. The Governor has named Co-Ad, Inc. to be Idaho's Protection and Advocacy System for people with disabilities.
Due to limited funding, Co-Ad is required every year to choose which services it can provide. We are always interested in information from people with disabilities to help us pick our priorities.
How Can Co-Ad Help?
PAAT Program services are provided free of charge.
The PAAT Program is funded by the U.S. Department of Education