The Disability Opportunity Fund

The DOF is a community development financial institution (CDFI), launched in April 2007, located in Rockville Centre, New York and operating nationally. They are a 501c(3) tax-exempt organization which provides financing, technical services, and policy advocacy to increase access to appropriate and affordable housing and related services for people with disabilities throughout the United States.

5 past transactions

Joshin

Seed Round in 2021
We guide and support companies, employees, and their families in all aspects of disability and neurodivergence through specialized care, virtual coaching, and disability education.

Opya

Series A in 2021
Opya is transforming autism care by successfully connecting treatment with technology. It is committed to the care and support of all individuals whose lives have been impacted by Autism The company is a data-driven therapy platform designed to improve the effectiveness of the care we deliver. All being built to ensure families and clinicians have the information they need to maximize their full potential.

Hiki

Seed Round in 2020
Hiki, meaning “able” in Hawaiian, is a friendship and dating social platform for the Autistic community. Every part of Hiki has been built in collaboration with Autistic adults to ensure the app is sensory aware and truly representative of neurodivergent needs. Hiki is the first-ever social eco-system built to enable neurodivergent adults to find friendship, love and community.

Voiceitt

Series A in 2020
Voiceitt is an automatic speech recognition technology platform. Voiceitt provides a new dimension of independence and quality of life for people with speech and motor disabilities, and a useful tool for those who care for and about them.

Ultranauts

Series A in 2019
Ultranauts is a New York-based company that provides high-quality software testing services. Its competitive advantage comes from employing high functioning individuals on the Autism Spectrum, who can have heightened abilities that are an exact match for software testing - e.g. pattern recognition, focus, attention to detail, tolerance for repetition. Ultranauts is founded in 2012 by two MIT engineers, Rajesh Anandan and Art Shectman.
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