We advocate and embody independence and equality for all people with disabilities.
Home should be a place where you feel comfortable, safe, and independent. But when your home doesn’t meet your accessibility needs, everyday activities can become more difficult than they need to be. This is the first installment in Independence Now’s Assistive Technology series, where we’ll explore tools, technology, home modifications, and other solutions that can[…]
Maryland SILC has launched a statewide Needs Assessment Survey and a series of Community Town Halls to ensure the voices of people with disabilities, family members, caregivers, and service providers are reflected in future planning and advocacy efforts across Maryland.
Independence Now and the members of Lighting Your Path would like to sincerely thank the Prevention of Blindness Society of Metropolitan Washington for welcoming us to their newly renovated location!
Co-led by Independent Living Specialists Rochelle Harrod and Felicia Latimore, the star preparation for the day was do-it-yourself protein bowls.
In meetings with legislators and state leaders, we shared firsthand experiences about the impact of funding decisions on people with disabilities and emphasized the importance of protecting community-based supports like Money Follows the Person.
Independence Now values your voice—and we want to hear from you! If you’ve received services from us, please take a few minutes to complete our Consumer Satisfaction Survey. Your input helps us understand what we’re doing well and where we can do better. Your satisfaction is our top priority, and your feedback directly shapes the[…]
The goal of the Money Follows the Person program is to assist Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties nursing home residents who choose to transition to a community-based setting.
Making a donation to Independence Now this season will directly support a solid foundation for our staff to do great work for the community!
In part two of this blog series, learn about the accessibility features of the Google Pixel 6.
Learn about the variety of services offered by the Maryland Accessible Telecommunication Program and Maryland Relay through one consumer’s journey.
