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Support us / Join up

The links below describe how you may support or join The Global Ability Initiative.

Any support given to The Global Ability Initiative will ultimately benefit the entire range of projects within The Global Ability Initative.

The Global Ability Initiative is currently actively participating in development of the OpenCardio project at OpenCardio.org - as well as the projects housed here at globability.org

If you only wish to support one specific member project within The Global Ability Initiative be sure to make this clear when giving your support and please specify your reasons for this.


Volunteering - In depth information on volunteering opportunities.

Individual donations - How us as a private individual can support The Global Ability Initiative monetarily.

Equipment donations - Equipment that if donated can propel us forward.

Endorsement - How you can help by endorsing our project.

Sponsoring - Information on sponsoring The Global Ability Initiative.

Cooperation - Cooperating with us, aside from volunteering your efforts.

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The Global Ability Initiative is a Non Profit venture dedicated to the development of gratis, open source software for the disabled, the sick and the needy - We aim to provide assistive software to a wide variety of people, suffering for example from Aphasia, MS, ALS, Cerebral Palsy and other disabilities as well as pushing initiatives in the field of ECG monitoring.

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