What distinguishes the ADA National Network from other organizations that help people with disabilities?
A. There are a number of distinguishing characteristics that make the ADA National Network different from other providers of ADA resources: . The ADA National Network maintains and operates a nationally recognized toll free hotline with staff available to provide comprehensive information on all titles of the ADA. All calls are confidential . . Since 1991, the ADA National Network, operating as DBTAC, was the first organization providing ADA resources of information, training and technical assistance nationwide. . Services are custom tailored to the needs of the individual, business or agency seeking assistance. . The ADA National Network informs, explains and helps individuals and businesses expand their knowledge and understanding of the ADA, rather than enforcing compliance, which is the role of the EEOC and the Department of Justice. . The ADA National Network actively provides outreach to businesses, employers, agencies and individuals. It is not a passive resource provider.
