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.

Betty Adams

Managing Director of Equity Investments and Board Member

8 past transactions

No Limbits

Seed Round in 2022
No Limbits is a ready-to-wear adaptive clothing brand designed to address the needs of individuals with disabilities, specifically targeting the 14 million people who face challenges in dressing themselves. The company focuses on co-creation to develop its product line, which aims to enhance comfort, confidence, and independence for its users. No Limbits offers garments tailored for four primary groups: wheelchair users, individuals with lower limb differences, those with limited dexterity, and people experiencing sensory processing challenges. By merging fashion with functionality, No Limbits enables amputees and others with disabilities to wear stylish clothing comfortably, including while using prosthetics.

Floreo

Series A in 2022
Floreo Inc. is a developer of a virtual reality learning platform focused on teaching social and communication skills to individuals with autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, and anxiety. Founded in 2016 and based in Washington, D.C., Floreo's application allows supervising adults to monitor and guide users' learning experiences. The platform is utilized by over 100 therapy clinics and school districts, marking Floreo as a pioneer in digital therapeutic reimbursement with an approved CPT 3 reimbursement code. Additionally, the company has partnered with Meta to enhance the accessibility of its virtual reality solutions in public schools, aiming to improve real-world skills for those with developmental challenges.

Joshin

Seed Round in 2021
Joshin, LLC is a company based in Shoreview, Minnesota, that specializes in developing software applications focused on disability care. Its primary product is the Joshin application, which connects families with caregivers who are experienced, qualified, and screened to support individuals with disabilities and neurodivergence. The platform allows users to create personalized care plans that detail the needs, goals, preferences, and dietary requirements of their loved ones, facilitating a tailored approach to care. In addition to connecting families with caregivers, Joshin provides virtual coaching and education on disability issues, guiding families in navigating the complexities of care for individuals with special needs.

Opya

Series A in 2021
Opya, Inc. is a company based in San Mateo, California, that specializes in providing autism therapy services aimed at children with autism spectrum disorder. Founded in 2016, Opya is dedicated to transforming autism care by integrating technology with treatment. The company offers a data-driven therapy platform that facilitates early intervention autism therapy through in-home and telehealth services. These services include Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), speech therapy, and occupational therapy, all designed to enhance communication and collaboration between parents and clinicians. Opya's approach focuses on empowering families and clinicians with the necessary information to maximize the potential of children affected by autism.

Hiki

Seed Round in 2020
Hiki, Inc. operates a mobile application designed specifically for the autistic community, facilitating friendship and dating. Launched in 2016 and based in Asheville, North Carolina, Hiki collaborates closely with autistic adults to ensure that the app is sensory-aware and meets the unique needs of neurodivergent individuals. The platform allows users to create profiles and communicate through private messages, helping them connect with others in their geographical area. By focusing on inclusivity and representation, Hiki aims to provide a supportive social ecosystem for neurodivergent adults to form meaningful relationships and build 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 Inc. is a New York-based company that specializes in software testing services, founded in 2013 by two MIT engineers, Rajesh Anandan and Art Shectman. The company employs individuals on the autism spectrum, leveraging their unique skills such as pattern recognition, attention to detail, and focus to enhance software quality assurance. Ultranauts offers a comprehensive range of services, including test strategy and planning, functional testing, device and browser testing, exploratory testing, accessibility testing, and code analytics. By tapping into the talents of its neurodiverse workforce, Ultranauts aims to demonstrate the competitive advantages of diversity in the tech industry, ultimately helping clients improve bug detection rates, shorten development cycles, and reduce costs.
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