About Us
Donka's program consists of five components that teach persons with disabilities to utlize assistive technology to operate a computer with independence:
Computer Training Program
Mobile Services
Loaner Program
Job Readiness
Education and Outreach
Additionally, Donka trains rehabilitation professionals, current and future teachers and parents in using assisitive technology in order to create a continuum of community support for persons with disabilities.
The products and services we offer
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"Incredible service provided!
I highly recommend.
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"When asked they provided the services that is needed within their community if it's within their..."
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"When asked they provided the services that is needed within their community if it's within their power."
Products & Services
We offer community programs to professionals in vocational rehabilitation, teachers, and family members who serve persons with disabilities. Our go...
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"Joshua is a veteran and very dedicated to help veterans achieve goals and look for opportunities for their future!"
Recent Activity
I would suggest going to College of DuPage and they have an area with donor information - Established in 2000, the Philanthropy Collection supports the information needs of nonprofit organizations located in DuPage County. We provide our patrons with free public access to grant-maker directories,...
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I would suggest going to College of DuPage and they have an area with donor information - Established in 2000, the Philanthropy Collection supports the information needs of nonprofit organizations located in DuPage County. We provide our patrons with free public access to grant-maker directories, books on fundraising and nonprofit management and several philanthropic databases.
The Philanthropy Collection is also a Funding Information Network partner of the Foundation Center. As a member of this nationwide network of libraries, community foundations, and other nonprofit agencies, we provide visitors with free public access to grantmaker directories, books on fundraising and nonprofit management, and the Foundation Center’s electronic databases, Foundation Directory Online Professional, and Foundation Grants to Individuals Online. These fully searchable databases include detailed profiles of all active U.S. foundations and an extensive file of recent grants awarded by the nation's top funders.
The Collection is available to all visitors whenever the Library is open. Users that have COD Library cards can also check out materials.
