The Telecommunications Access Program for Internet (TAP-I) provides to Missourians who cannot use traditional computer equipment, the adaptive computer equipment necessary for basic access to the Internet and e-mail. The program provides such equipment as screen enlargement software, screen readers, adaptive keyboards or alternative pointing devices such as trackballs or rollerballs. TAP-I provides web sites that are adapted for assistive technology users. Also provided: consumer support to applicants in determining the adaptive computer equipment needed for Internet access and training on how to use the adaptive equipment to access the Internet and e-mail.

Provides assistance to individuals wishing to purchase adaptive hardware and software which make it possible for them to use computers, etc. by matching each applicant dollar for dollar toward the purchase of adaptive technology.

Second Sense offers a Technology Solutions and Training program where an instructor works with people to determine which devices and software will best meet their needs and help them learn how to utilize them effectively. Individual training lessons will help people learn to use the tools that will increase their independence and enhance their lives. Whether for work, school or personal needs, this program can help teach individuals how technology will work for them.