We advocate and embody independence and equality for all people with disabilities.
We invite you to a Movie Youth Advocacy Night to watch Unstoppable – The story of Anthony Robles.
Join us for monthly gatherings where we build friendships, share stories, and lift each other!
Please note that this event has been cancelled.
We invite our community, consumers, board members, and representatives to come together for an afternoon of empowerment, encouragement, and progress!
Independence Now is celebrating National Assistive Technology Awareness Month this September to highlight the vital role assistive technology (AT) plays in empowering individuals with disabilities to lead more independent, productive, and fulfilling lives. From screen readers and mobility aids to communication devices and adaptive software, AT helps break down barriers and unlock opportunities in education,[…]
This month, we're shining a spotlight on Deaf culture, community, and services that empower the Deaf and hard of hearing.
Join us for “Dancing into the Holidays!” an afternoon filled with good food, great music, karaoke fun, and awesome raffles.
All Together Now – a story about hope, friendship, and never giving up (even when life throws challenges your way.
Enjoy tea and good company while hearing from guest speaker Tyree Brown as we celebrate strength, diversity, and shared experiences.
Tyson’s Run tells the story of a young man with autism who dares to dream big and show the world what determination and heart can accomplish.
This webinar will provide information on how to best prepare students with learning disabilities, health conditions, physical disabilities, neurodiversity, mental health, and co-occurring conditions for college.
Come enjoy a day of adventure, accessibility, and community—we can’t wait to see you there!
The Attendant Care Plus (ACP) Program provides financial reimbursement to help individuals with severe chronic or permanent physical disabilities direct their own care and choose their own service providers.
Money Follows the Person (MFP) helps people transition from an institution, for example a nursing facility, to community living in an apartment, private home, or small group setting.
Join us for a powerful afternoon of community, connection, and storytelling.
“I Want My Life Back” is a community-focused transition support group dedicated to helping individuals with disabilities and residents of nursing facilities learn about opportunities to successfully transition back into the community.
