Digital equity means making sure everyone has fair access to technology—like internet, devices, and digital skills—so they can fully participate in school, work, healthcare, and daily life. It ensures no one is left behind because of income, age, ability, or location.
Check out the digital equity resources below:
Did you know Easterseals loans technology? You can receive an iPad, laptop, JayPad if you belong to one of these Regional Centers:
If you are interested, contact your Service Coordinator and have them make the referral. Once they send the referral, Easterseals will contact you!
The Digital Equity Resource Finder, developed by the California Department of Technology, is an interactive tool that maps out digital inclusion services across the state. It includes information on:
The tool is regularly updated to allow you to filter resources by county, service type, and organization, making it easy to connect with local and statewide digital equity partners.
What is California Connect?
California Connect, also called the Deaf and Disabled Telecommunications Program (DDTP), is a public purpose program that provides communications equipment and services to persons with disabilities. This includes:
L.A. Found centers on Project Lifesaver, a voluntary program offering trackable bracelets to support individuals who may experience challenges with wandering or becoming lost. The bracelet sends a radio signal every few seconds, helping responders locate someone quickly if needed. The website also offers features such as:
