Explore Your Freedom: ECNV’s Travel Training Program for People with Disabilities
Getting where you need to go shouldn’t be a barrier—and thanks to the Endependence Center of Northern Virginia (ECNV), it doesn’t have to be.
Getting where you need to go shouldn’t be a barrier—and thanks to the Endependence Center of Northern Virginia (ECNV), it doesn’t have to be.
If last Saturday was any indication, Independence Now’s 2025 Youth Leadership Forum (YLF) is on track to be one of our best yet! Under a bright, sunny sky at the University of Maryland, high school students from across the state—along with their families—gathered for an exciting kickoff event. The day was filled with energy, connection,[…]
This week, our team had the privilege of meeting with staff from Senator Chris Van Hollen’s and Representative Jamie Raskin’s offices to discuss Independence Now services and speak to the legislation that matters most to our community. We had important discussions around: Together, we’re fighting to ensure that every person has the resources and opportunities[…]
As we celebrate Women’s History Month, we honor the incredible legacy of Judy Heumann, a woman who changed the course of history for people with disabilities. Known as the Mother of the Disability Rights Movement, Judy’s advocacy, resilience, and leadership transformed the world into a more accessible and inclusive place. A Life Dedicated to Advocacy[…]
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.
We are thrilled to announce that Independence Now is now officially on LinkedIn!
My name is Kisha, I live in the city of College Park. As a resident of the state of Maryland, I have held the title of Ms. Wheelchair Maryland 2022. I am a college graduate of Prince George’s Community College. I have the pleasure of advocating for myself and the issues that others with disabilities[…]
John Barrett of Mobility Solutions speaks with Independence Now about the wide variety of stairlifts and other services they provide.
In honor of Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month, Carlos Garner shares his story.
We’re looking forward to the day when we can return to the office so more consumers can see what we do first hand, but we’re working just as hard from home to provide services for anyone who is seeking support to live independently.