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What is GSAT?

Guam System for Assistive Technology or GSAT is a federally-funded program under the University of Guam CEDDERS authorized under the Assistive Technology Act of 1998. GSAT provides assistive technology–related services to children and adults with disabilities in Guam so that they can live productive, independent, and quality lives.


What is Assistive Technology?

"Assistive Technology" (AT) includes devices that people with disabilities can use to help themselves communicate, learn, travel, do household chores, care for themselves, and have fun.

 

AT services are defined as "any service that directly assists an individual with a disability in the selection, acquisition, or use of an assistive technology device."

 

What can GSAT do for me?

  • Help you identify AT that can help you.
  • Teach you about different AT devices that are available.
  • Let you try different AT devices, helping you decide which AT is right for you
  • Assist you in getting the AT devices that you might need.

 

Click here to view KUAM News Specials: "A Day In The Life" and "A Spotlight on AT" featuring Setaor Tom Ada, Senator Sam Mabini, Chef Ivan Mendiola, KUAM's Jason Salas, and more! This link will take you to the Guam CEDDERS website.


FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Tel: 671.735-2490 | TTY: 671.734.6531 | Fax: 734.8378

GUAM CEDDERS

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