Wisconsin Telework Loan Program
Physical Addresses:5200 Washington Avenue, Suites 101 and 225
Racine, WI 53406
Mailing Addresses:
5200 WASHINGTON AVENUE, SUITES 101 AND 225
RACINE, WI 53406
Program Info:
Pauline Koons (Director of Independent Living)
Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm.
Wisconsin residents of all ages who have a disability. There are no income requirements, and individuals are not required to exhaust personal or public funding. Under the programs, banks provide loans to qualified borrowers. Loan amounts depend on the item purchased and the ability to repay the loan
None for application.
Individuals applying for a loan must be at least 18 years old and reside in Wisconsin. Applicants must be a person with a disability or be purchasing items for someone with a disability (for example, a grandparent buying a device for a grandchild). Loans can only be used to purchase assistive technology or to make accessibility modifications
Wheelchair accessible,
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2/24/2026
Program Description:
The Wisconsin Telework Loan Program is a statewide, alternative loan program that allows Wisconsin residents with disabilities to purchase computers and other equipment needed to work from home or from other remote sites away from the office, such as work on the road or at a Telework center.
Loan funds can be used to purchase equipment, training to use equipment, extended warranties, and cost of maintenance and repairs. This may include but is not limited to:
- Computers, printers and software
- Scanners, fax and office machines
- Tools and equipment
- Telecommunication devices
- Office furniture
- Home modifications to create accessible home office
- Assistive technology that enables an individual with a disability to work at home.
A telework loan is generally considered favorable if the equipment purchased with the loan assists in doing at least one of the following:
- Begin Telework for an employer when previously unemployed
- Increase income in an existing job through Telework
- Remain employed at current level, and prevent job loss or a reduction in earnings, through Telework
- Begin working at home to accommodate a disability
- Initiate or expand home based self-employment with an approved business plan.
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