British Assistive Technology Association
Uniting voices for AT progress.
BATA Initiatives for Educators
Teachers for AT
An online platform hosted by the SEND Network to support wider access to information, knowledge and improved outcomes for AT in Education. around the issues related to AT and education.
Power of AT
A free video resource on best practice for AT implementation. Designed for teachers, teaching assistants, SENCOs, and anyone working with neurodiverse students.
We believe in affordable, appropriate and available AT for every child and adult.
BATA brings its members and partners together to make sure that the UK makes progress for disabled and older people, the AT industry and other professions related to the sector.
No one should be without the technology and services they need to participate in every day life and to maintain independence. Together, we make a difference.
We care about the people behind the tech.
BATA works to destigmatise and raise awareness of Assistive Technology. That involves talking about tech - but that’s not the whole story.
We know that AT is only as useful as the support services and communities that are available to support disabled and older people - family, friends, carers and support workers such as allied health professionals, teachers, trainers and social workers.