Listed are organizations and agencies providing support services for people with disabilities. These services are important in maintaining independence and keeping people in their community where they belong. Click through to view the details of any listing and to find contact information.
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You can access peer mentoring and peer support services directly by requesting placement with a peer mentor or by browsing the database.
The NuMotion Foundation supports people and causes that work towards enhancing the lives of people with disabilities in communities of common interest.
By working with you rather than for you, Southern Tier Independence Center respects your ability to know what’s best for you.
Wheelchair Health In Motion is a free, peer-driven program that helps increase quality of life and wellness for people with physical disability.
SPINALpedia is a social mentoring network and video archive that allows the spinal cord injury community to motivate each other by sharing experiences.
The State of Alabama Independent Living/Homebound Service (SAIL) provides specialized in-home services to Alabamians with the most-significant disabilities.
Wyoming Services for Independent Living provides opportunities for individuals with disabilities to live as independently as possible.
Freedom Resource Center is a disability rights organization with a mission to provide services that increase independence for people with disabilities. Freedom Resource Center provides services free of charge to individuals of any age and any disability.
Serving Minnesota and North Dakota- Options IRCIL offers a large resource database for you to quickly and easily get the information you need. Information regarding topics such as Housing, Civil Rights, ADA, Pets and much more can be found here.
Dakota Center for Independent Living promotes full inclusion for people with disabilities by advocating for the reduction of architectural, social, and attitudinal barriers. Dakota Center for Independent Living provides assistance to people with disabilities so that they can live independently in their community.
The Association of Oregon Centers for Independent Living (AOCIL) is an Oregon statewide association representing a network of 7 accredited Centers for Independent Living (CILs).
Capital District Center for Independence was established in 1979, to promote independent living for people with disabilities through a wide variety of services, information, education outreach and training to people with disabilities.
Brooklyn Center For Independence of the Disabled is dedicated to guaranteeing the civil rights of people with disabilities. We exist to improve the quality of life of Brooklyn residents with disabilities through programs that empower them.
Bronx Independent Living Services (BILS) is a non-profit, community based organization dedicated to empower all people with disabilities to understand and exercise their civil and human rights in order to live fully integrated lives in mainstream society.