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Access Technology Help Desk

Georgia Assistive Technology Users Help Desk (AT Help Desk)

In partnership with World Services for the Blind

404-500-9082

email: Help@tfebi.org

M-F / 7AM-5PM EST

The Georgia Assistive Technology Users Help Desk (AT Help Desk) provides technology troubleshooting support for Georgians who are blind or have low vision.

The Help Desk is available Monday through Friday via phone to assist callers with questions related to assistive and productivity software.

Support includes, but is not limited to:

👁️ Screen reader software (JAWS, NVDA, Windows Narrator, VoiceOver, and TalkBack)
👁️Magnification software (ZoomText and Windows Magnifier)
👁️Fusion
👁️Microsoft Office Suite
👁️Google Workspace

*Please note that the AT Help Desk does not provide troubleshooting support for
hardware issues involving PC or Mac computers, iPhones, or Android devices.

Assistive Technology Resource Contact Info

Freedom Scientific

Hours: Weekdays 8:30AM – 5:00 PM EST 
Phone: 727-803-8600
Email: support@freedomscientific.com

Microsoft Accessibility

Hours: Monday to Friday from 5 AM – 9 PM, Saturday and Sunday, 6 AM – 5 PM (PST) 

Live Video Call Link
Phone: 1-800-936-5900

Google Accessibility

Phone: 650-417-9257

Samsung Accessibility

Phone: 972-761-7123

Apple Accessibility

Phone: 877-204-3930

Comcast Accessibility

Phone: 855-270-0379

Email: accessibility@comcast.com

Amazon Accessibility Customer Service

Phone: 888-283-1678

Be My Eyes (Online Contact Form)

FAQs in Access Technology

The Assistive Technology Helpdesk will operate Monday – Friday from 7:00 am – 5:00 pm. 

Note: If you contact us outside these hours, please leave a message, and a team member will respond to your inquiry during the next active shift.

You can contact the Assistive Technology Helpdesk by phone call, email, and text message.

Phone: 404-500-9082 

Email: help@tfebi.org

No, all troubleshooting, support, and resource routing provided by our helpdesk staffers are 100% free of charge.

The Assistive Technology Staffers are trained to assist wit screen readers, magnification software,

productivity software including Microsoft Office Suite and Google Workspace, and assisting with changing accessibility settings.

To ensure we can support as many community members as possible, the Assistive Technology Helpdesk cannot assist with the following: Physical computer repairs or hardware disassembly, physical smartphone repairs, Complex operating system reinstalls or clearing malware infections, and Direct financial, medical, or legal casework processing.  

If your request falls outside our scope, our team will do our best to route you to an appropriate state agency or specialized technical resource.