Statistics on Applications for Assistive Technology Fund

The median age of persons with disabilities who successfully applied for the Assistive Technology Fund (ATF) from 2019 to 2023 ranged from 51 to 58 years old.
The ATF provides eligible applicants with a means-tested subsidy of up to 90% of assistive device costs, subject to a lifetime cap of $40,000.
The Ministry does not explicitly state that it budgets for ATF usage based on per capita monthly household income data, but the subsidy is means-tested.

The median age of persons with disabilities who successfully applied for the Assistive Technology Fund (ATF) from 2019 to 2023 ranged from 51 to 58 years old.
The ATF provides eligible applicants with a means-tested subsidy of up to 90% of assistive device costs, subject to a lifetime cap of $40,000.
The Ministry does not explicitly state that it budgets for ATF usage based on per capita monthly household income data, but the subsidy is means-tested.

The median age of persons with disabilities who successfully applied for the Assistive Technology Fund (ATF) from 2019 to 2023 ranged from 51 to 58 years old.
The ATF provides eligible applicants with a means-tested subsidy of up to 90% of assistive device costs, subject to a lifetime cap of $40,000.
The Ministry does not explicitly state that it budgets for ATF usage based on per capita monthly household income data, but the subsidy is means-tested.

The median age of persons with disabilities who successfully applied for the Assistive Technology Fund (ATF) from 2019 to 2023 ranged from 51 to 58 years old.
The ATF provides eligible applicants with a means-tested subsidy of up to 90% of assistive device costs, subject to a lifetime cap of $40,000.
The Ministry does not explicitly state that it budgets for ATF usage based on per capita monthly household income data, but the subsidy is means-tested.

Summary