Shepherd Center's peer-support program connects people with spinal cord injury, brain injury and complex neurological conditions—as well as families and caregivers—with trained peers and condition-specific communities.

Georgia's long-term brain-injury clubhouse providing community, purpose and structured opportunities to rebuild social, work-related and independent-living skills after stroke or brain injury.

Georgia's Assistive Technology Act program offering device demonstrations, statewide short-term loans, lending libraries, training and assistance selecting technology for home, work, school and community.

Grassroots Center for Independent Living providing information/referral, peer counseling, advocacy, independent-living skills and transition services across Hawaii, with multiple disability peer-support communities.

Statewide nonprofit offering free assistive-technology demonstrations, loans and equipment reuse, with devices shipped across all Hawaiian islands and financing guidance for qualified residents.