The bill S. 392 is a concurrent resolution introduced in the South Carolina General Assembly to officially recognize South Carolina as a "Technology First" state. This designation emphasizes the state's commitment to exploring and understanding enabling and assistive technology supports that can enhance the independence and quality of life for South Carolinians with disabilities. The resolution highlights the barriers faced by individuals with various disabilities and underscores the importance of technological advancements in providing them with greater opportunities for community engagement and personal control over their lives.

The resolution also outlines the state's intention to collaborate with various organizations, including the South Carolina Human Services Providers Association and the South Carolina Department of Disabilities and Special Needs, to expand access to enabling and assistive technology. It acknowledges the increasing demand for Direct Support Professionals and the role of technology in supporting these individuals. Overall, the resolution aims to promote the use of technology solutions to empower people with disabilities and address workforce challenges, thereby fostering a more inclusive environment for all South Carolinians.