Services
- Advocacy
- Systems change advocacy addresses issues related to individuals with disabilities including, but not limited to: Housing, Transportation, Access, Employment, and Health.
- Assistive Technology (AT)
- Assistive technology are the tools and resources used by individuals with disabilities to help improve their quality of life and live more independently.
- Creative Careers - Job Development
- Creative Careers is vendorized by the Department of Rehabilitation to provide job development services for individuals with disabilities.
- Communication Access
- Communication Access Services provides American Sign Language (ASL) interpreting, by appointment, when receiving CIL services, as well as ensuring that information is in accessible formats.
- Community Organizing
- Community Organizing is a temporary program that has created the Disability Advocacy Teams. These groups, made up of people with different disabilities and other disability advocates, meet monthly to discuss and advocate for people with disabilities.
- High School Transition - BRIDGES
- BRIDGES is designed to assist high school students with physical or learning disabilities transition from the safety of the school environment to the more complex working world, educational environment, and/or adulthood.
- Housing Resources
- Independent Living Specialists work with consumers regarding Landlord/Tenant Advocacy, Home Modification Resources, Apartment Referral List, Homeowners/Renters Assistance, and other housing-related topics.
- Information & Referral
- Independent Living Specialists work with consumers regarding the broad range of disability-related information/referral.
- Peer Support
- A bi-monthly meeting group with open discussion and activities that including disability issues, life issues, disability rights awareness, etc.
- Transitions
- The Transitions Project is intended to assist people with disabilities in relocating out of a skilled nursing facility and into independent living.
