Programs and Services
Digital Inclusion & Assistive Learning (DIAL)
Serving Walla Walla County and the Yakama Nation
What is DIAL?
DIAL will enhance opportunities in online education, employment, and community life for people with disabilities. The program’s key activities include:
- Assistive Technology: Providing devices and software such as screen readers, speech recognition software, hearing aids, and adaptive keyboards.
- Digital Training: Conducting workshops and training sessions to improve digital skills and ensure effective use of technology.
- Community Engagement: Collaborating with local organizations to promote digital inclusion and support community integration.
DIAL Program Steps
- Assess each individual’s eligibility
- Order, deliver, and set up assistive technology
- Train program participants to use assistive equipment
- Educate participants through online digital literacy classes
To learn more about DIAL, refer to the frequently asked questions listed below.
DIAL participants must have a documented disability, live in Walla Walla County or be a member of the Yakama Nation, and have an income below 300% of the federal poverty level ($46,950 for an individual, $63,450 for a two-person household, or $79,950 for a three-person household).
Use the contact form below or call (509) 453-4756 to let us know you’re interested in participating!
Currently, Entrust’s DIAL program only has funding to serve the communities of Walla Walla and the Yakama Nation reservation.
Any provided technology is for the participants to keep. Entrust will cover Internet costs for the duration of the program if needed.
If you still have questions about DIAL, please contact us for more information.
“We understand the essential need for improving access to assistive technology for those with disabilities in our rural and tribal communities.”
– Tom Gaulke, Entrust CEO