Investors & Accelerators in our Space
Investors, accelerators, and organizations that already understand or support this market.
Investors
Investors
Connecting with investors that understand the disability tech market can be of great benefit to your startup.
Focused on Accessible and Disability Tech
- Arc Capital DevelopmentInvesting in education, special needs, and workforce development companies.
- Autism Impact FundInvesting in the mental health market with emphasis on Autism Spectrum Disorder and related conditions.
- CSD Social Venture FundInvesting in startups that spark social change and build a more equitable future. Focus on deaf/hard-of-hearing.
- Difference PartnersInvesting in companies that improve the lives of those who learn and think differently.
- Enable VenturesInvesting in companies that help close the disability wealth gap.
- K VenturesInvesting in companies serving those with intellectual and learning disabilities.
- Samaritan PartnersInvesting in companies that provide products/services to, or employment opportunities for people with disabilities.
Other Notable Funds Investing or Interested in DisabilityTech
- AgeTech Investor NetworkInvesting in companies that shape the future of aging.
- EO VenturesInvesting in companies that increase economic mobility.
- Khosla VenturesInvesting in tech-based companies that are disrupting large markets.
- MassMutual Catalyst FundInvesting in companies that advance economic and social mobility.
- Nesta Impact InvestmentsUK-based impact fund investing in companies changing the world for good.
- Primetime PartnersInvesting in companies that transform the quality of living for older adults.
- PS27 VenturesFocused on FinTech, HealthTech, and B2B SaaS.
- Reach CapitalInvesting in founders who empower all to thrive in learning, work, and health
- Right Side Capital ManagementInvesting in technology companies at the pre-seed stage.
- SpringbankInvesting in the future of inclusive work and new care economy.
- Startup HealthSupporting healthcare entrepreneurs at scale.
If you are a fund or investor actively seeking and investing in disability, neurodivergence, caregiving, or diagnostics, we'd love to meet you.
Get in touch →Accelerators
Accelerators
There are several accelerators that focus on disability and accessibility startups.
- 2Gether-InternationalSupports high-growth, high-impact startups led by people with disabilities through mentorship, peer support, and their network of founders.
- AARP Innovation LabsWorks with startups and investors to discover big ideas that change how people live as they age. Runs AgeTech Collaborative Community.
- ATS LabsCanada's leading accelerator for accessibility startups with speakers and sessions that are tailored to topics for them such as inclusive design and marketing.
- MassChallengeProvides tools, mentorship and resources for founders in the US and globally. Industry-agnostic but has had special cohorts for health, aging, and disability tech startups.
- MultipleA non-profit accelerator connecting autism-tech founders with funding, mentorship, and a network of investors and experts - five cohorts supported so far, collectively raising $30M.
- RemarkableProvides startups focused on disability market with coaches, mentors, feedback from users and other tailored offerings. Several pathways based on stage.
- Tech Stars: EquitechFor founders from underestimated communities and startups developing tech that increases access and equity in society. Industry-agnostic.
Helpful Orgs
Helpful Orgs
Find support on your journey in a number of different ways.
- DisAbled Life AllianceSupports startups, nonprofits and social enterprises with philanthropic capital.
- Forge ImpactHelps innovators with physical products transition from prototype to commercialization at scale.
- IMPACT Center at UPittProvides tools and approaches for entrepreneurs and researchers to turn assistive tech ideas into impactful solutions.