Switch Kits Donation Program

Thanks to the generosity of our supporters, the NARBE Foundation is excited to offer switch kit donations to individuals who can benefit from switch-accessible technology.

Each kit includes two switches, an adapter configured to the Enter and Spacebar keys, and a splitter. Together, these tools allow users to navigate and interact with a computer using just two switches, the same way Ben does.

These kits are a great match for Benny's Accessibility Hub, a free, open-access platform featuring switch-accessible games and tools available to everyone right now. No application needed to use the Hub! You can visit Benny's Accessibility Hub here:
https://narbefoundation.org/bennyshub/

The Hub works with a variety of input methods including a mouse, touchscreen, or switches configured to Spacebar and Enter, so users can get started however works best for them.

If you or someone you know could benefit from receiving a switch kit, we invite you to apply using the link below. Kits are donated at no cost to recipients.

A few important notes before you apply:

Personal and recreational use only.

Benny's Hub focuses on entertainment, games, and media. If you're looking for a communication solution, please consult a professional when exploring AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) options. You can find free and low-cost communication-focused software options here:
https://narbefoundation.org/resources.html

The switch kits are programmed to Spacebar and Enter.

Switch kits are donated on a first come, first served basis. Each quarter has a limited supply, and we will add you to a waitlist if we run out.

The switch kit program is open to U.S. residents only at this time.

Ready to apply? You can fill out the application here:
https://narbefoundation.org/switchkit.html

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