Fwd: [wnyselfadvocates] Free computers

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In a message dated 09/22/2003 3:56:32 PM Eastern Daylight Time, sophiar@... writes:

Here is some information on the computer give-away from the Jim Mullen

Foundation.

To apply for a free computer or supplies, all you have to do is fill out and

submit an application and certification of disability. They are based in

Chicago, but it does not specify a region and is linked through national

sites.

They provide computers and (adaptive) software as needed to let someone be

able to use a computer.

I found links to this program and partners helping with it, and some

reports of people or groups receiving computers from them.. The application

is for an individual, though there was one report of a day program getting

15 computers from them and of labs set up in Sr. homes and other facilities.

Here is the link to the site, some more info there...

<http://www.jimmullen.com/ZoomSeq.asp?id=7948>

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Here is some information on the computer give-away from the Jim Mullen

Foundation.

To apply for a free computer or supplies, all you have to do is fill out and

submit an application and certification of disability. They are based in

Chicago, but it does not specify a region and is linked through national

sites.

They provide computers and (adaptive) software as needed to let someone be

able to use a computer.

I found links to this program and partners helping with it, and some

reports of people or groups receiving computers from them.. The application

is for an individual, though there was one report of a day program getting

15 computers from them and of labs set up in Sr. homes and other facilities.

Here is the link to the site, some more info there...

<http://www.jimmullen.com/ZoomSeq.asp?id=7948>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 09/22/2003 3:56:32 PM Eastern Daylight Time, sophiar@... writes:

Here is some information on the computer give-away from the Jim Mullen

Foundation.

To apply for a free computer or supplies, all you have to do is fill out and

submit an application and certification of disability. They are based in

Chicago, but it does not specify a region and is linked through national

sites.

They provide computers and (adaptive) software as needed to let someone be

able to use a computer.

I found links to this program and partners helping with it, and some

reports of people or groups receiving computers from them.. The application

is for an individual, though there was one report of a day program getting

15 computers from them and of labs set up in Sr. homes and other facilities.

Here is the link to the site, some more info there...

<http://www.jimmullen.com/ZoomSeq.asp?id=7948>

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Here is some information on the computer give-away from the Jim Mullen

Foundation.

To apply for a free computer or supplies, all you have to do is fill out and

submit an application and certification of disability. They are based in

Chicago, but it does not specify a region and is linked through national

sites.

They provide computers and (adaptive) software as needed to let someone be

able to use a computer.

I found links to this program and partners helping with it, and some

reports of people or groups receiving computers from them.. The application

is for an individual, though there was one report of a day program getting

15 computers from them and of labs set up in Sr. homes and other facilities.

Here is the link to the site, some more info there...

<http://www.jimmullen.com/ZoomSeq.asp?id=7948>