EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
The Vermont Equipment Distribution Program (VTEDP) is funded by the state of Vermont to help income-eligible Vermonters who have trouble using a telephone and need adaptive equipment. The equipment is not owned by the individual requesting it. To qualify, applicants must provide proof that they have a disability requiring adaptive telephone equipment to use the phone service, and income that is below the federal poverty guidelines for their household size. The VTEDP will purchase up to $750 of equipment for qualified individuals.
Examples of equipment that can be funded by the EDP includes (but is not limited to):
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Captioned Telephones
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Voice carry-over and Hearing carry-over telephones
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Incoming and/or Outgoing Voice Amplified Phones
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Software/Hardware for Video Relay Services
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Switch Adapted Phones and Headsets
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TTYs, large visual display TTYs, Braille TTYs, TTY software for personal computers
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Ringer amplifiers and flasher devices
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Neckloops, bed shakers, and other accessories




To get a VTEDP application or get further information on program guidelines:
Click below to download the EDP Application and Income Guidelines forms.
EDP Application Form
EDP Income Guidelines
CONTACT INFORMATION:
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Vermont Center for Living Independent
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Vermont Equipment Distribution Program
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Website: www.vcil.org/services/vermont-equipment-distribution-program
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Phone: 1-800-639-1522