Pennsylvania's assistive technology program, based at Temple University's Institute on Disabilities. Its 3D printing program designs and prints custom assistive devices, and it opened a community space with accessible equipment in Philadelphia in 2025.
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TOM Global
tomglobal.org
Tikkun Olam Makers (TOM), a global movement that brings makers, engineers and people with disabilities together, often in makeathons, to build affordable assistive solutions and share them openly. It began in Israel and…
Enabling the Future (e-NABLE)
enablingthefuture.org
Home of e-NABLE, a global volunteer network that 3D prints free prosthetic hands and arms for people who need them, with open-source designs and a way to match volunteers with recipients. e-NABLE started in 2013.
Makers Making Change
makersmakingchange.com
Canadian program that connects volunteer makers with people with disabilities to build low-cost assistive devices, and shares open-source designs anyone can print. Run by the Neil Squire Society.