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1. Ability Center of Greater Toledo, Main Office



 
Our Mission is: To assist people with disabilities to live, work and socialize within a fully accessible community.Our Vision: We believe in and support equitable and inclusive communities for people living with disabilities.We do this by providing a variety of services including: Information and Referral, Advocacy, Community Living, Youth Services and Independent Living Skills Services, Peer Support, and more.
5605 Monroe St
Sylvania, Ohio 43560

  Voice: (419) 885-5733
	 Toll free: (866) 885-5733
    TTY: (419) 885-5733
    Fax: (419) 882-4813
Website: 
http://www.abilitycenter.org/
 
 

2. Ability Center of Greater Toledo, Defiance Satellite Office



 
The Ability Center advocates, educates, partners, and provides services supporting people with disabilities to thrive within their community. Service Area: Lucas, Ottawa, Wood, Fulton, Henry, Defiance, and Williams
1425 East High Street
Suite 108
Bryan, OH 43506

  Voice: (419) 633-1400
    TTY: (419) 782-5441
    Fax: (419) 633-1410
Website: 
http://www.abilitycenter.org/
 
 

3. Access Center for Independent Living



 
The Access Center for Independent Living (ACIL) is one of 12 Centers for Independent Living in Ohio. We work with individuals with significant disabilities in their goals of independence in the community. We currently provide the core independent living services of Information & Referral, Peer Support, Independent Living Skills Training, Advocacy (Individual, Self and Systemic), and Individual Transitioning. We also provide recycled medical equipment through our REDI Program. We work with Youth Transitions, and provide Disability Awareness training through our Think This is Easy? program.The mission of the Access Center for Independent Living (ACIL) is to ensure that people with disabilities have full and complete access to the community in which they reside.ACIL now proudly serves the counties of: Champaign, Clark, Darke, Greene, Logan, Miami, Montgomery, Preble, and Shelby.
165 E Helena St, Dayton, OH 45404

  Voice: (937) 341-5202
Website: 
http://www.acils.com/
 
 

4. Access Living, Metropolitan Chicago



 
Established in 1980, Access Living is a nonresidential Center for Independent Living for people with all types of disabilities – one of the first in the country. Access Living’s programs and services promote the empowerment, independence and inclusion of people with all types of disabilities in every aspect of community life.
115 W Chicago Avenue
Chicago, IL 60610

  Voice: (312) 640-2100
	 (800) 613-8549
    TTY: (312) 640-2102
	 (888) 253-7003
    Fax: (312) 640-2101
Website: 
http://www.accessliving.org
 
 

5. Access To Independence



 
Access to Independence advocates and provides services for people with any type of disability, and of any age, to achieve or maintain their independence. Our service area covers Columbia, Dodge, Dane, and Green Counties in south central Wisconsin. Access to Independence’s mission is to empower people with disabilities through advocacy, education, and support.
3810 Milwaukee Street
Madison, WI 53714-2404

  Voice: (608) 242-8484
	 Toll free: (800) 362-9877
    TTY: (608) 242-8485
    Fax: (608) 242-0383
  Email: info@accesstoind.org
Website: 
http://www.accesstoind.org/
 
 

6. accessABILITY



 
Our Mission is to empower our peers with disabilities to lead and control independent lives fully included in community life. AccessABILITY is a Disability Rights organization serving Indianapolis and the seven surrounding counties. We provide individual consumers, governmental agencies, corporations and other non-profits with the tools necessary to ensure the acceptance, respect and inclusion of everyone. The result is that our communities are enriched through the full participation of ALL PEOPLE. We are consumer-driven: This means that we work at the direction of our consumers who are entitled to control over the decisions that affect their lives. We represent the community we serve-no less than 51% of our staff and governing board are persons with disabilities. Counties we serve are: Boone, Johnson, Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Marion, Morgan and Shelby.
8395 Keystone Crossing, Suite 110, Indianapolis IN 46240

  Voice: (317)926-1660
	 (866)794-7245
    Fax: (317) 926-1687
  Email: info@abilityindiana.org
Website: 
http://www.abilityindiana.org/
 
 

7. Advocates for Access



 
Advocates for Access is a private, not-for-profit, non-residential organization established in 1985. Advocates for Access is managed by and for people with disabilities. We are a Center for Independent Living dedicated to “Empowering People With Disabilities To Live Independently In Our Community.” To fulfill this mission, Advocates for Access provides direct services, combined with advocacy for social change to allow greater integration of persons with disabilities into mainstream life. We serve people with disabilities, their families and the community in which they live. We also work with private organizations, local communities, service providers, businesses and industries that require technical assistance in responding to the needs of people with disabilities.Advocates for Access serves the counties of Peoria, Tazewell, Fulton and Woodford.
4450 N. Prospect Road, Suite C8
Peoria Heights, IL  61616

  Voice: (309) 682-3500
    TTY: (309) 682-3567
    Fax: (309) 682-3989
  Email: info@advocatesforaccess.com
Website: 
http://www.advocatesforaccess.com
 
 

8. AIM (Achieving Independence and Mobility)



 
We empower persons with disabilities to effectively control and direct their lives. The Achieving Independence and Mobility Center for Independent Living provides leadership through training, community development and advocacy to enable persons with disabilities to fully participate in family, social and community life.
3130 Finley Rd.
Suite 500
Downers Grove, IL 60515

  Voice: (630)469-2300
    TTY: (630) 469-2300
	 Video Phone (630) 984-4251
    Fax: (630) 469-2606
  Email: dcil@mcs.com
Website: 
http://aim-cil.org/
 
 

9. Ann Arbor Center for Independent Living



 
At the CIL, we prove that what you want for your life is possible. Since 1976, we have worked hand-in-hand with you to help you live the life you want to live. At the Ann Arbor CIL, our mission is to empower the lives of people with disabilities and advocate for a more inclusive community for all.In addition to providing individualized services, community advocacy, and group workshops for your self-improvement, we are a dynamic community enrichment and recreation center filled with events and activities to help you connect with people and your passions.Our main location is in Ann Arbor, and we also have affiliate locations in Monroe and Livingston counties.
3941 Research Park Drive
Ann Arbor, MI 48108

  Voice: (734)971-0277
    Fax: (734)971-0826
Website: 
http://www.aacil.org
 
 

10. Blue Water Center for Independent Living, Bad Axe Office



 
BWCIL is a non-profit, consumer-based organization that advocates, informs and supports persons with disabilities in our community. BWCIL is run by and for people with disabilities in the five counties of Michigan's Thumb.
614 N. Port Crescent Street
Bad Axe, Michigan 48413

  Voice: (810) 434-1751
    Fax: (989) 269-5422
  Email: info@bwcil.org
Website: 
https://bwcil.tripod.com/Lapeercounty.htm
 
 

11. Blue Water Center for Independent Living, Caro Office



 
BWCIL is a non-profit, consumer-based organization that advocates, informs and supports persons with disabilities in our community. BWCIL is run by and for people with disabilities in the five counties of Michigan's Thumb.
1184 Cleaver Road
Caro, Michigan 48723

  Voice: (989) 254-4747
  Email: info@bwcil.org
Website: 
https://bwcil.tripod.com/Lapeercounty.htm
 
 

12. Blue Water Center for Independent Living, Lapeer Office



 
BWCIL is a non-profit, consumer-based organization that advocates, informs and supports persons with disabilities in our community. BWCIL is run by and for people with disabilities in the five counties of Michigan's Thumb.
392 W. Nepessing Street Suite 5
Lapeer, MI 48446

  Voice: (810) 664-9098
	 Toll free: (800) 401-4448
    Fax: (810) 664-0937
  Email: info@bwcil.org
Website: 
https://bwcil.tripod.com/Lapeercounty.htm
 
 

13. Blue Water Center for Independent Living, Port Huron Office



 
The Blue Water Center for Independent Living is a consumer driven organization that advocates, informs, and supports all people with disabilities to live independently.
1042 Griswold Ste. 2
Port Huron, MI 48060

  Voice: (810) 987-9337
    Fax: (810) 987-9548
  Email: info@bwcil.org
Website: 
https://bwcil.tripod.com/Lapeercounty.htm
 
 

14. Blue Water Center for Independent Living, Sandusky Office



 
BWCIL is a non-profit, consumer-based organization that advocates, informs and supports persons with disabilities in our community. BWCIL is run by and for people with disabilities in the five counties of Michigan's Thumb.
100 Argyle Street Ste. 1
Sandusky, Michigan 48471

  Voice: (810) 648-2555
	 Toll free: (800) 877-7522
    Fax: (810) 648-2583
  Email: info@bwcil.org
Website: 
https://bwcil.tripod.com/Lapeercounty.htm
 
 

15. Disability Network Capital Area



 
Transforming thinking to improve the environment and quality of life for people with disabilities. Disability Network Capital Area is part of the statewide network of Centers for Independent Living. Mandated by the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Centers for Independent Living are required to have at least 51% of the staff, as well as Board of Directors, as individuals with disabilities. The staff includes Rehabilitation Counselors, Social Workers, and Independent Living Specialists. Disability Network Capital Area staff is a powerful combination of professionally trained individuals who use personal experience with disabilities to help others. Our service area includes the counties of Clinton, Eaton, Ingham and Shiawassee. Also, as disabilities touch so many people; we work on a larger scale, helping government and businesses make changes that benefit not just those with disabilities but everyone in the community.
901 E. Mt. Hope Ave.
Lansing, MI 48910

  Voice: (517) 999-2760
    TTY: TDD/TYY Relay:1-800-649-3777
    Fax: (517) 999-2767
  Email: dncapitalarea@dncap.org
Website: 
http://www.dncap.org/
 
 

16. Center for Independent Living for Western Wisconsin Inc., Main Office (CILWW)



 
The Center for Independent Living is part of a network of Wisconsin Independent Living Centers <http://www.meyer-creative.com/CILWW/wisconsin-independent-living-centers-2> that are non-residential, private, non-profit, consumer-controlled, community-based organizations providing services and advocacy by and for persons with all types of disabilities. Their goal is to assist individuals with disabilities to achieve their maximum potential within their families and communities. Our Mission is to advocate for and with persons with a disability to exercise their right to full participation in society.
2920 Schneider Avenue East
Menomonie, Wisconsin 54751

  Voice: (715) 233-1070
	 Toll free: (800) 228-3287
    TTY: (715) 233-1070
	 Toll free: (800) 228-3287
    Fax: (715) 233-1083
  Email: cilww@cilww.com
Website: 
http://cilww.com/
 
 

17. Center for Independent Living for Western Wisconsin Inc., Rice Lake Office (CILWW)



 
The Center for Independent Living for Western Wisconsin (CILWW) advocates for the full participation in society of all persons with disabilities. Our goal is empowering individuals to exercise choices to maintain or increase their independence. Our strategy is providing consumer-driven services at no cost to persons with disabilities in Western Wisconsin.
2021 Cenex Drive Suite D
Rice Lake, Wisconsin 54868

  Voice: 715.736.1800
    TTY: 715.736.1800
    Fax: (715) 736-0265
  Email: cilww@cilww.com
Website: 
http://cilww.com
 
 

18. Center for Independent Living of Mid-Michigan



 
The Center for Independent Living of Mid-Michigan (the CIL) is dedicated to its mission of promoting and encouraging independence for all people with disabilities.
1705 S. Saginaw Rd.
Midland, MI 48640

  Voice: (989) 835-4041
	 Toll free: (800) 782-4160
    Fax: (989) 835-8121
  Email: info@cilmm.org
Website: 
http://dnmm.org/
 
 

19. Center For Independent Living of Northeastern Minnesota, Brainerd branch (CILNM)



 
Assisting individuals with disabilities to live independently, pursue meaningful goals, and have equal opportunities and choices.
606 N.W. 5th Street
Brainerd, MN 56401

  Voice: (218) 824-5228
    Fax: (218) 824-1421
  Email: Don Brunette - dbrunette@accessnorth.net
Website: 
http://www.accessnorth.net/
 
 

20. Center For Independent Living of Northeastern Minnesota, Aitkin branch (CILNM)



 
Assisting individuals with disabilities to live independently, pursue meaningful goals, and have equal opportunities and choices.
20 Third Street NE
Aitkin, MN 56431

  Voice: (218) 429-0106
    Fax: (218) 927-5624
  Email: Don Brunette - dbrunette@accessnorth.net
Website: 
http://www.accessnorth.net/
 
 

21. Center For Independent Living of Northeastern Minnesota, Duluth branch (CILNM)



 
Assisting individuals with disabilities to live independently, pursue meaningful goals, and have equal opportunities and choices.
118 E. Superior Street
Duluth MN  55802

  Voice: (218) 625-1400
	 Toll free: (888) 625-1401
    Fax: (218) 625-1401
  Email: Don Brunette - dbrunette@accessnorth.net
Website: 
http://www.accessnorth.net/
 
 

22. Center For Independent Living of Northeastern Minnesota, Main Office (CILNM)



 
Assisting individuals with disabilities to live independently, pursue meaningful goals, and have equal opportunities and choices.
1309 East 40th Street
Hibbing, MN  55746

  Voice: (218) 262-6675
	 (800) 390-3681
    TTY: (218)262-6675
    Fax: (218)262-6677
  Email: Don Brunette - dbrunette@accessnorth.net
Website: 
http://www.accessnorth.net/
 
 

23. Center For Independent Living of Northeastern Minnesota, Walker (CILNM)



 
Assisting individuals with disabilities to live independently, pursue meaningful goals, and have equal opportunities and choices.
P.O. Box 728
8245 Industrial Park Road,
Suite B
Walker, MN 56484-0728

  Voice: (218)547-2810
    Fax: (218)547-2812
  Email: Don Brunette - dbrunette@accessnorth.net
Website: 
http://www.accessnorth.net/
 
 

24. Center for Independent Living Options, Inc.



 
Our Mission: The Center for Independent Living Options, Inc. (CILO) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that provides services for people with physical, sensory, cognitive, and/or psychological disabilities in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. CILO was founded in 1977 by people with disabilities who desired a support system to help people with permanent disabilities reach their greatest potential and independence.
2368 Victory Parkway, Suite 501           
Cincinnati, Ohio 45206

  Voice: 513-241-2600
    Fax: (513) 241-1707
  Email: info@independencealliance.org
Website: 
http://www.cilo.net/
 
 

25. Disability Advocates of Kent County



 
The mission of Disability Advocates of Kent County is to work alongside people with disabilities as they seek to lead self-directed lives and to advocate for accessible and welcoming communities.
160 68th St SW, 
Grand Rapids, MI 49548

  Voice: (616)949-1100
Website: 
http://www.dakc.us/
 
 

26. Disability Network West Michigan, Muskegon office



 
Disability Network West Michigan is committed to accessibility, inclusion and diversity while being consumer directed and accountable. Our mission is to advocate, educate, empower and provide resources for persons with disabilities. We promote accessible communities, fulfilling our vision of ensuring that accessibility is an accepted civil right. Disability Network West Michigan provides independent living resources for people with disabilities in Muskegon, Oceana, Newaygo, Lake, and Mason Counties.
27 E. Clay Avenue
Muskegon, MI 49442

  Voice: (231) 722-0088
	 Toll free: (866) 322-4501
    Fax: (231) 722-0066
  Email: info@disabilitynetworkm.org
Website: 
http://disabilitynetworkwm.org/
 
 

27. Disability Network West Michigan ,Oceana Office



 
Disability Connection/West Michigan’s mission is to advocate, educate, empower and provide resources for persons with disabilities and promote accessible communities
907 State Street Suite 101
Hart, MI 49420
Website: 
http://disabilitynetworkwm.org/
 
 

28. Disability Network West Michigan, Newaygo



 
Disability Connection's Mission is: "To advocate, educate, empower, and provide resources for persons with disabilities and promote accessible communities."
5479 W. 72nd Street Ste. 400
Fremont, MI 49412

  Voice: (231) 928-1004
    Fax: (231) 924-4860
  Email: dcilmi@dcilmi.org
Website: 
http://disabilitynetworkwm.org/
 
 

29. The Disability Network



 
The mission of The Disability Network is to promote freedom, choice, opportunity and equality for people with disabilities through advocacy, education and employment.
3600 S Dort Hwy. Ste. 54
Flint, MI 48507

  Voice: (810) 742-1800
    TTY: (810) 742-7647
    Fax: (810) 742-2400
Website: 
https://www.disnetwork.org
 
 

30. Disability Network Michigan



 
Disability Network/Michigan is a collaborative organization representing 15 Centers for Independent Living (CILs) throughout the state. We facilitate collective work among our members; resulting in a strong and essential statewide voice striving to meet the needs of the 1.9 million people in Michigan who have a disability.
Capital Area Lansing Location - 901 
E. Mt. Hope Ave.
Lansing, MI 48910

  Voice: 517-999-2760
    Fax: 517-999-2767
Website: 
http://www.dnmichigan.org/
 
 

31. Disability Network Oakland & Macomb



 
We serve people with disabilities and their families. We also work with schools, businesses, human service organizations, health agencies and a variety of community resources. We provide Information & Referral, Advocacy, Independent Living Skills, Peer Support, Nursing Facility Transition, Student Centered Transition, Empowerment Training, Assistive Technology Training, Assistance with Medicare, Independent Living Assessments, Accessibility Assessments for businesses, Disability Awareness trainings for businesses and True Colors Self-Awareness trainings for businesses. Our Mission Disability Network Oakland & Macomb is a Center for Independent Living. Independent Living changes attitudes, expands community options, removes barriers, and increases choice.DNOM is committed to supporting personal choice and independence for persons with disabilities.
1709 John R. Rd.
Troy, Michigan 48083

  Voice: (586) 268-4160
	 Toll free: (800) 284-2457
    Fax: (586) 285-9942
  Email: info@dnom.org
Website: 
https://www.dnemichigan.org/
 
 

32. Disability Network Southwest Michigan



 
We provide services to people with a variety of disabilities, including physical, neurological, psychiatric, learning, cognitive, and sensory disabilities. Whether you were born with a disability or acquired a disability later in life through accident, illness or through the aging process, you are welcome here. We are a resource for friends and family members of people with disabilities as well as community professionals and other human service providers.We provide services to local units of government and the business and non-profit communities by providing information, training, technical assistance and support in learning to be welcoming of people with disabilities as customers, clients, patrons, volunteers, or employees.
517 E. Crosstown Parkway
Kalamazoo, MI  49001

  Voice: (269)345-1516
	 Toll free: (877) 674-5209
    Fax: (269) 345-0229
Website: 
http://www.dnswm.org/
 
 

33. Disability Statistics Center



 
The Disability Statistics Center produces and disseminates policy-relevant statistical information on the demographics and status of people with disabilities in American society. The Center's work focuses on how that status is changing over time with regard to employment, access to technology, health care, community-based services, and other aspects of independent living and participation in society. The Center is based at the Institute for Health and Aging at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). It receives funding from the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR).
University of California, San Francisco
500 Parnassus Ave
San Francisco, CA 94143

  Voice: (415) 476-7700
Website: 
https://disability.ucsf.edu/
 
 

34. Everybody Counts Inc.,Merrillville Office



 
Everybody Counts’ mission is to empower people with disabilities through information and assistance to work in collaboration with others in order to ensure the provision of adequate and appropriate opportunities for inclusion into society, to develop programs and services identified by people with disabilities as being necessary and appropriate, and to increase community options for independent living through outreach, awareness activities, education and advocacy.Everybody Counts Inc. also serves Hammond, IN.
9120 Connecticut Dr, 
Suite E Merrillville, 
IN 46410, USA

  Voice: (219) 769-5055
    TTY: (219) 756-3323
  Email: info@everybodycounts.org
Website: 
https://www.indianadisabilityresourcefinder.org/view/provider/1014/everybody-counts-center-for-independent-living
 
 

35. Fairfield Center for disAbilities and Cerebral Palsy



 
The mission of the Fairfield Center for disAbilities and Cerebral Palsy, Inc. is to create a better future for people with a disability by increasing and enhancing their lifestyle opportunities
Fairfield Center for Disabilities and Cerebral Palsy
681 E. Sixth Avenue
Lancaster, Ohio 43130

  Voice: (740)653-5501
	 (740)653-6046
  Email: fcdcp@sbcglobal.net
Website: 
https://fcdcpohio.org
 
 

36. Freedom Resource Center for Independent Living, Fergus Falls



 
Provide services that increase independence for people with disabilities.
125 West Lincoln Suite 1
Fergus Falls, MN 56537

  Voice: (218) 998-1799
    Fax: (218) 998-1798
  Email: freedom@freedomrc.org
Website: 
http://www.freedomrc.org
 
 

37. Future Choices, Inc



 
To provide access to services and conduct activities to ensure that people with special needs and their families are empowered to make personal acceptable options, which lead to the greatest quality of life. Future Choices, Inc. was inspired by a passion to create opportunities for minorities and people with disabilities to enjoy a full-fledged life of independence in an integrated and safe community. This passion was soon translated into action when Mrs. Beth Y. Quarles and others identified some critical needs among minorities and people with special needs and disabilities, such as an inclusive, accessible, affordable and safe housing; community education and outreach program, healthy life style among minorities, youth, and people with disabilities and their families.
905 S Walnut St, 
Muncie, IN 47305

  Voice: (765) 741-8332
	 Toll free: (866) 741-3444
Video Phone: 765-273-5662
  Email: info@futurechoices.org
Website: 
https://www.futurechoices.org/
 
 

38. Illinois Network for Center of Independent Living (INCIL)



 
The purpose of INCIL is to facilitate the collaboration of all Centers for Independent Living in Illinois for promoting, through the Independent Living Movement, equal opportunities and civil rights for all persons with disabilities.
828 S 2nd St Suite 301, 
Springfield, IL 62704

  Voice: (217) 525-1308
	 Toll Free: 1-800-587-1227
    Fax: (217) 525-1312
Website: 
http://www.incil.org/
 
 

39. Illinois Valley Center for Independent Living (IVCIL)



 
The mission of the Illinois Valley Center for Independent Living is to enlighten persons with disabilities and their families about their rights; to empower persons with disabilities to assume maximum responsibility to realize their potentials; and to enrich the lives of all in Bureau, LaSalle, Marshall, Putnam, and Stark counties by working toward full inclusion of each individual in our communities.
1 Les Buzz WAy Spring Valley, IL 61362

  Voice: (815) 224-3126
  Email: sstasik@ivcil.com
Website: 
https://ivcil.com/
 
 

40. Illinois-Iowa Center for Independent Living (IICIL)



 
The mission of IICIL is to create and maintain independence options for people with disabilities by advocating for civil rights, providing services, and promoting full participation of disabled individuals in all aspects of the community. The Illinois/Iowa Center for Independent Living is a non-residential, non-profit organization founded in 1987 to serve people with disabilities. The majority of people on our staff and Board of Directors have disabilities. The IICIL is dedicated to the belief that regardless of the disability, all persons have the right and responsibility to make choices about their own lives and experience success as an active participants in society.
501 11th St., 
PO Box 6156,
Rock Island, IL 61231

  Voice: (309) 793-0090
	 (877) 541-2505
    TTY: Toll free V/TTY: (855) 744-8918
    Fax: (309) 283-0097
  Email: iicil@iicil.com
Website: 
http://www.iicil.com/
 
 

41. IMPACT Center for Independent Living



 
Our mission is to “promote pride and respect of people with disabilities by sharing the tools that are necessary to take control of one's own life. IMPACT advocates full community participation of all citizens.”
2735 E. Broadway
Alton, IL 62002

  Voice: (618) 462-1411
	 (888) 616-4261
    TTY: (618) 474-5333
    Fax: (618) 474-5309
  Email: staff@impactcil.org
Website: 
http://www.impactcil.org/
 
 

42. Independence First, Ozaukee County Outreach Office



 
Our agency mission is to effectively facilitate empowerment of individuals with disabilities through: Education, Advocacy, Independent Living Services, and Coalition Building. We promote diversity and multicultural participation in our operation and services. The four “core” services offered are: independent living skills training, peer counseling, advocacy, and information and referral services to persons with disabilities in the counties of Waukesha, Washington, Ozaukee, and Milwaukee. IndependenceFirst provides services to persons with disabilities of ALL kinds, throughout ALL age groups.
2607 N Grandview Blvd #100
Waukesha, WI 53188

  Voice: 414-731-7834
Website: 
https://www.independencefirst.org/home
 
 

43. Independence First, Main Office



 
Our agency mission is to effectively facilitate empowerment of individuals with disabilities through: Education, Advocacy, Independent Living Services, and Coalition Building. We promote diversity and multicultural participation in our operation and services. The four “core” services offered are: independent living skills training, peer counseling, advocacy, and information and referral services to persons with disabilities in the counties of Waukesha, Washington, Ozaukee, and Milwaukee. IndependenceFirst provides services to persons with disabilities of ALL kinds, throughout ALL age groups.
540 South 1st Street
Milwaukee, WI 53204-1516

  Voice: (414) 291-7520
    TTY: (414) 291-7520
    Fax: (414) 291-7525
Website: 
https://www.independencefirst.org/home
 
 

44. Independence First, Waukesha Outreach Office



 
Our agency mission is to effectively facilitate empowerment of individuals with disabilities through: Education, Advocacy, Independent Living Services, and Coalition Building. We promote diversity and multicultural participation in our operation and services. The four “core” services offered are: independent living skills training, peer counseling, advocacy, and information and referral services to persons with disabilities in the counties of Waukesha, Washington, Ozaukee, and Milwaukee. IndependenceFirst provides services to persons with disabilities of ALL kinds, throughout ALL age groups.
Workforce Development, Inc.
892 Main Street
Pewaukee, WI 53072

  Voice: 414-731-7834
Website: 
https://www.independencefirst.org/home
 
 

45. Independent Lifestyles Inc., Little Falls Office



 
Independent Lifestyles Provides four core services in the following nine county area: Stearns, Benton, Sherburne, Meeker, Morrison, Mille Lacs, Kandiyohi, Wright and Isanti. Core services: Independent Living Skills; Information and Referral; Advocacy; Peer Mentoring.
107- 2nd Street Southeast Suite 104
Little Falls, MN  56345

  Voice: (320) 631-0713
Website: 
http://independentlifestyles.org/
 
 

46. Independent Lifestyles Inc., Sauk Rapids Office



 
Independent Lifestyles Provides four core services in the following nine county area: Stearns, Benton, Sherburne, Meeker, Morrison, Mille Lacs, Kandiyohi, Wright and Isanti. Core services: Independent Living Skills; Information and Referral; Advocacy; Peer Mentoring.
215 North Benton Drive
Sauk Rapids, MN 56379

  Voice: (320) 529-9000
	 Toll free: (888) 529-0743
    Fax: (320) 529-0747
  Email: ilicil@independentlifestyles.org
Website: 
http://independentlifestyles.org/
 
 

47. Independent Lifestyles Inc., Big Lake Office



 
Independent Lifestyles Provides four core services in the following nine county area: Stearns, Benton, Sherburne, Meeker, Morrison, Mille Lacs, Kandiyohi, Wright and Isanti. Core services: Independent Living Skills; Information and Referral; Advocacy; Peer Mentoring.
670 Humboldt Dr Suite G
Big Lake, MN 55309

  Voice: (763) 227-8738
Website: 
http://independentlifestyles.org/
 
 

48. Independent Living Center of Eastern Indiana



 
It is the mission of the Independent Living Center of Eastern Indiana to empower persons with disabilities.
2519 E Main St, Suite 203 
Richmond IN, 47374

  Voice: (765) 939-9226
	 Toll free: (877) 939-9226
Website: 
http://ilcein.org/
 
 

49. Independent Living Center of North Central Ohio, Ashland/Knox Outreach (ILCNCO)



 
Our Mission is: The Independent Living Center of North Central Ohio is a non-residential agency offering services for individuals with disabilities that will allow them to remain active and independent within their homes and communities.
2230 Village Mall Drive
Mansfield, OH 44906

  Voice: (419) 526-6770
    Fax: (419) 526-6870
  Email: ilcnco@yahoo.com
Website: 
https://ilcnco.org/
 
 

50. Independent Living Center of North Central Ohio, Mansfield (ILCNCO)



 
Our Mission is: To offer services for Individuals with disabilities that will allow them to remain active and independent within their homes and communities. We do this by providing Information and Referral, Advocacy, Peer Support and Independent Living Skills Training. The also provides Educational Programs (Power to Change). Recreational and Socialization (Y-membership, youth soccer, basketball and golf).
2230 Village Mall Drive Suite 200, 
Mansfield, Ohio 44906

  Voice: (419) 526-6770
    Fax: (419) 526-6870
Website: 
http://www.ilcnco.org/
 
 

51. Independent Living Council of Wisconsin (ILCW)



 
Our Vision: Full inclusion of people with disabilities in society. Our Mission: The ILCW, Inc. promotes self determination and full inclusion of people with disabilities in Wisconsin. We educate and advocate for policies, resources, practices, and attitudes that support independent living. We provide and support independent living philosophy and services to maximize the leadership,empowerment, and productivity of individual with disabilities in order that each will live and participate in their community of choice.
3810 Milwaukee St.,
Madison, WI 53714

  Voice: (608) 575-9293
  Email: ILCWinfo@gmail.com
Website: 
https://ilcwis.org/
 
 

52. Independent Living Institute (ILI)



 
Mission: The Independent Living Institute (ILI) is a policy development center specializing in consumer-driven policies for disabled peoples' freedom of choice, self-determination, self-respect and dignity. Our ultimate goal is to promote disabled people’s personal and political power. Towards this end we provide information, training materials and develop solutions for services for persons with extensive disabilities in Sweden and internationally. We are experts in designing and implementing direct payment schemes for personal assistance, mainstream taxi and assistive technology.
Independent Living Institute
Storforsplan 36, 10 tr
123 47 Farsta,Sweden

  Voice: 08-506 22 179
  Email: info@independentliving.org
Website: 
http://www.independentliving.org/
 
 

53. Independent Living Research Utilization (ILRU) Directory of Centers for Independent Living



 
The ILRU (Independent Living Research Utilization) program is a national center for information, training, research, and technical assistance in independent living. Its goal is to expand the body of knowledge in independent living and to improve utilization of results of research programs and demonstration projects in this field. It is a program of TIRR (The Institute for Rehabilitation and Research), a nationally recognized medical rehabilitation facility for persons with disabilities.
ILRU
TIRR Memorial Hermann Research Center
1333 Moursund
Houston, TX 77030

  Voice: (713) 520-0232
    TTY: (713) 520-0232
    Fax: (713) 520-5785
  Email: ilru@ilru.org
Website: 
http://www.ilru.org/projects/cil-net/cil-center-and-association-directory
 
 

54. Independent Living Resources, La Crosse Office



 
Our Mission: Independent Living Resources is committed to community diversity through advocacy, choice and education resulting in empowerment for individuals with disabilities. Who We Serve: Independent Living Resources will provide services to persons with any disability of any age within our service area. Most services have no eligibility requirements and are available at no cost to the consumer. Examples of disabilities served are as follows: Mental illness; Developmental/cognitive; Physical; Learning disability; Brain injury; Stroke and cancer survivors; Respiratory; Environmental sensitivity; HIV/AIDS; Deaf; Blind; Low vision; Hard of hearing. (This list is not all-inclusive).
4439 Mormon Coulee Road
La Crosse, WI 54601

  Voice: (608) 787-1111
	 (888) 474-5745
    TTY: (608) 787-1148
	 (888) 378-2198
    Fax: (608) 787-1114
  Email: advocacy@ilresources.org
Website: 
http://www.ilresources.org/
 
 

55. Independent Living Resources, Richland Center Office



 
Our Mission: Independent Living Resources is committed to community diversity through advocacy, choice and education resulting in empowerment for individuals with disabilities. Who We Serve: Independent Living Resources will provide services to persons with any disability of any age within our service area. Most services have no eligibility requirements and are available at no cost to the consumer. Examples of disabilities served are as follows: Mental illness; Developmental/cognitive; Physical; Learning disability; Brain injury; Stroke and cancer survivors; Respiratory; Environmental sensitivity; HIV/AIDS; Deaf; Blind; Low vision; Hard of hearing. (This list is not all-inclusive).
1313 W. Seminary Street, Richland Center, WI 53581
Hours: M – F By Appointment Only

  Voice: (608)-647-8053
	 Toll Free: 888-474-5745
  Email: advocacy@ilresources.org
Website: 
http://www.ilresources.org
 
 

56. indiGO



 
IndiGo provides a wide variety of Services and Programs to people with all disabilities and all ages in Ashland, Bayfield, Burnett, Douglas, Iron, Price, Sawyer and Washburn Counties. Services include: Information and Referral; Independent Living Skills Training; Advocacy; Technology; Public Education; Peer Support; Accessibility; Benefits Counseling; Transportation Project; Transportation and Assistive Technology support; Voucher program; Integrated employment; Personal Care; Transition Services.
http://indigowi.org
2911 Tower Ave., Suite 9
Superior, WI 5488

  Voice: 1 (800) 924-1220 (V/7-1-1 Relay)
    TTY: (715) 392-9118 (V/7-1-1 Relay)
    Fax: (715) 392- 4636
  Email: info@indigowi.org
Website: 
http://indigowi.org
 
 

57. Jacksonville Area Center for Independent Living, Jacksonville office (JACIL)



 
JACIL is committed to enabling persons with disabilities to gain effective control and direction of their own lives in the home, in the workplace and in the community. The JACIL goal is to stimulate and promote a growing sense of personal dignity through individualized programs designed to provide the tools necessary for maximum independence and community participation.
15 Permac Road,
Jacksonville, IL 62650

  Voice: (217) 245-8371
	 (888) 317-3287
    TTY: (217) 245-8371
    Fax: (217) 245-1872
  Email: info@jacil.org
Website: 
http://jacil.org/
 
 

58. Lake County Center for Independent Living (LCCIL)



 
Lake County Center for Independent Living (LCCIL) is a non-residential, cross-disability organization governed and staffed by a majority of people with disabilities. We advocate for a fully accessible society that is inclusive of everyone. LCCIL believes that the disability community must have the freedom and opportunity to control our own lives.
377 N. Seymour Avenue
Mundelein, IL 60060

  Voice: (847) 388-0776
    TTY: (847) 949-0641
	 Video Phone (847) 388-0776
    Fax: (847) 949-4445
  Email: info@lccil.org
Website: 
http://www.lccil.org/
 
 

59. Disability Network Lakeshore



 
Mission: "To connect people with disabilities to resources and opportunities while building communities where everyone can participate, contribute and belong." Our staff provides information, referrals, and support to people with a wide variety of disabilities. We also work on a larger scale, helping governments, businesses, and other organizations make changes that improve life for everyone in the community.
Disability Network/Lakeshore
442 Century Lane
Holland, MI 49423

  Voice: (616) 396-5326
	 Toll free: (800) 656-5245
    TTY: (616) 396-5326
    Fax: (616) 396-3220
  Email: info@dnlakeshore.org
Website: 
http://dnlakeshore.org/
 
 

60. League for the Blind & Disabled



 
The League’s mission is to provide and promote opportunities that empower people with disabilities to achieve their potential.
5821 S. Anthony Blvd.  
Fort Wayne IN  46816

  Voice: (260) 441-0551
	 Toll free: (800) 889-3443  
         Video Phone for Deaf and Hard of Hearing: (260) 440-3013
    TTY: (260) 441-0551
	 DeafLink Emergency Pager: (260) 481-8153
    Fax: (260) 441-7760
  Email: the-league@the-league.org
Website: 
https://www.the-league.org/
 
 

61. Linking Employment, Abilities and Potential, Cleveland (LEAP)



 
Consumer-directed to ensure a society of equal opportunity for all persons, regardless of disability.
LEAP's Cleveland Office:
2545 Lorain Ave.
Cleveland, OH 44113

  Voice: (216) 696-2716
    TTY: (216) 696-2716
    Fax: (216) 687-1453
Website: 
http://www.leapinfo.org
 
 

62. Living Independence for Everyone (LIFE) Center for Independent Living, main office



 
LIFE Center for Independent Living advances equality and integration of all persons with disabilities. To achieve this mission, we: promote local, state and national advocacy; educate persons with disabilities about their rights and responsibilities; provide support services; raise community awareness about disability issues.
2201 Eastland Drive, Suite 1
Bloomington, IL 61704

  Voice: (309) 663-5433
	 Toll-Free: (888) 543-3245
    Fax: (309) 663-7024
  Email: info@lccil.org
Website: 
http://www.lifecil.org
 
 

63. Living Independence for Everyone (LIFE) Center for Independent Living, Pontiac office



 
LIFE Center for Independent Living advances equality and integration of all persons with disabilities. To achieve this mission, we: promote local, state and national advocacy; educate persons with disabilities about their rights and responsibilities; provide support services; raise community awareness about disability issues.
601 North Ladd Street
Pontiac, IL 61764

  Voice: (815) 844-1132
    TTY: (815) 844-1132
    Fax: (815) 844-1148
  Email: lifecil@lifecil.org
Website: 
http://www.lifecil.org/
 
 

64. Metropolitan Center for Independent Living



 
MCIL is dedicated to the full promotion of the Independent Living (IL) philosophy by supporting individuals with disabilities in their personal efforts to pursue self-directed lives...MCIL lives by the IL philosophy by providing a variety of core services including: Information and Referral; Independent Living Skills Training; Peer Mentorship; Advocacy: Systemic and Individual. Specific programs MCIL provides consumers with include: Housing Referral Services; Transition program for children and young adults with disabilities; Consumer directed Personal Attendant Services program; Deaf IL program targeting services to individuals who are deaf and hard of hearing; Ramp Project: Internationally recognized and award winning; Disability Linkage line: Information, referral and assistance call center; Nursing Home Relocation: Assisting people in relocationg from nursing homes and institutional settings.
530 North Robert Street
St. Paul, MN 55101

  Voice: (651)646-8342
Website: 
http://www.mcil-mn.org
 
 

65. Mid-Ohio Board for an Independent Living Environment (MOBILE)



 
The Mid-Ohio Board for an Independent Living Environment ( MOBILE) is a non-profit Center for Independent Living directed by persons with disabilities. MOBILE was founded on principles that affirm the right of persons with disabilities to live their lives with a full measure of liberty and human dignity.
690 S. High Street
Columbus, OH 43206

  Voice: (614)443-5936
    TTY: (614)443-5957
    Fax: (614)443-5954
  Email: info@mobileonline.org
Website: 
Link to facebook - https://www.facebook.com/p/Mobile-Center-for-Independent-Living-100067756834503/?_rdr
 
 

66. Midstate Independent Living Choices Inc., Stevens Point Office



 
MILC is a public non-profit agency serving persons with disabilities of all ages. MILC is operated by staff and board composed primarily of people with disabilities. MILC services are consumer directed working together with staff to meet goals. MILC staff provides information, training and support to assist people with disabilities in making an informed decision on their disability-related needs. Services are consumer directed. The individual decides which services they wish to participate in and work with staff to establish goals and determine steps to meet those goals. MILC offers these services: Information and Referral, Advocacy, Independent Living Skills Training, Peer Support, Assistive Technology, Architectural Accessibility, Community Education, Recreational, Benefits Counseling and Employment Services.
3262 Church Street, Suite 1
Stevens Point, WI 54481

  Voice: (715) 344-4210
	 (800) 382-8484
    TTY: (715) 344-4210
	 (800) 382-8484
    Fax: (715) 344-4414
  Email: milc@milc-inc.org
Website: 
http://www.milc-inc.org/
 
 

67. Minnesota Association of Centers for Independent Living (MACIL)



 
The Minnesota Association of Centers for Independent Living (MACIL) is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to advocate for the independent living needs of people with disabilities who are citizens of the State of Minnesota, to develop new resources, identify and provide access to existing resources which provide the services needed by persons with disabilities so that they may live independently in the situation and community of their choice.
2200 Second St., 
SW Rochester, MN 55902

  Voice: 507-285-1815
  Email: dbrunette@accessnorth.net
Website: 
http://www.macil.org/
 
 

68. National Council on Independent Living (NCIL)



 
NCIL advances independent living and the rights of people with disabilities. The National Council on Independent Living is the longest-running national cross-disability, grassroots organization run by and for people with disabilities. Founded in 1982, NCIL represents thousands of organizations and individuals including: individuals with disabilities, Centers for Independent Living (CILs), Statewide Independent Living Councils (SILCs), and other organizations that advocate for the human and civil rights of people with disabilities throughout the United States.
2013 H St. NW  6th Floor
Washington, D.C. 20006

  Voice: (202) 207-0334
	 Toll free:1-844-778-7961
    TTY: (202) 207-0340
    Fax: (202) 207-0341
Website: 
http://www.ncil.org
 
 

69. Northern Michigan Disability Network



 
Our staff provides information, referrals, and support to people with a wide variety of disabilities. We also work on a larger scale, helping governments, businesses, and other organizations make changes that improve life for everyone in the community.
415 East Eighth Street
Traverse City, MI 49686

  Voice: (231) 922-0903
	 Toll free: (866)869-8600
    TTY: (231) 922-2359
    Fax: (231) 922-2597
  Email: bnewhouse@charterinternet.com
Website: 
http://disabilitynetwork.org/
 
 

70. Northwestern Illinois Center for Independent Living (NICIL), Main office



 
The Northwestern Illinois Center for Independent Living is a community-based, non-residential organization, dedicated to enhancing the options available to people with disabilities so they may choose and maintain individualized and satisfying lifestyles. To fulfill this mission, NICIL offers direct services to individuals, combined with advocacy for social change, to allow greater integration of persons with disabilities to live independently within their respective communities .
412 Locust    
Sterling, IL  61081

  Voice: (815)625-7860
	 (888)886-4245
    TTY: (815)625-7863
	 (888)776-4245
Website: 
https://nicil.org
 
 

71. Opportunities for Access Center for Independent Living (OFA), Carmi satellite office IL



 
To empower persons with disabilities to increase their opportunities to access all aspects of community life.
1725 College Avenue
Carmi, Illinois 62821

  Voice: (618) 382-7300
	 (800) 898-3130
    TTY: (618) 382-7300
	 (800) 898-3130
    Fax: (618) 382-7301
Website: 
http://www.ofacil.org/
 
 

72. Opportunities for Access Center for Independent Living (OFA), Effingham satellite office



 
To empower persons with disabilities to increase their opportunities to access all aspects of community life.
102 Greenview Drive
Effingham, Illinois 62401

  Voice: (217) 342-5521
	 (800) 810-3184
    TTY: (217) 342-5521
	 (800) 810-3184
    Fax: (217) 342-5523
Website: 
http://www.ofacil.org/
 
 

73. Opportunities for Access Center for Independent Living (OFA), Main office



 
To empower persons with disabilities to increase their opportunities to access all aspects of community life.
4206 Williamson Place, Suite 3
Mt. Vernon, IL. 62864

  Voice: (618) 244-9212
    TTY: (618) 244-9575
    Fax: (618) 244-9310
  Email: spud@ofacil.org
Website: 
http://www.ofacil.org/
 
 

74. Options Center for Independent Living, Iroquois County IL



 
Options is guided by the independent living philosophy that people with disabilities have the right to control and direct their own lives, to have choices and options, and to actively participate in all aspects of society. Options works to dispel myths, stereotypes, and misconceptions about people with disabilities. We also work to encourage people in the community to become more aware of disability-related issues and concerns. As one of 22 centers for independent living throughout the state of Illinois, we work to: help people stay in their own homes and out of institutions, thereby maintaining independence and saving state money change the status of people with disabilities from unemployed to employed help people with disabilities achieve and/or maintain self-sufficiency and productive lives in our communities help make our community more physically and attitudinally accessible for people with disabilities.
130 Laird Lane, Suite 103
Watseka, IL 60970

  Voice: (815) 432-1332
    TTY: (815) 432-1361
    Fax: (815) 432-1360
  Email: options@optionscil.com
Website: 
http://www.optionscil.org/
 
 

75. Options Center for Independent Living, Kankakee County



 
Options is guided by the independent living philosophy that people with disabilities have the right to control and direct their own lives, to have choices and options, and to actively participate in all aspects of society. Options works to dispel myths, stereotypes, and misconceptions about people with disabilities. We also work to encourage people in the community to become more aware of disability-related issues and concerns. As one of 22 centers for independent living throughout the state of Illinois, we work to: help people stay in their own homes and out of institutions, thereby maintaining independence and saving state money change the status of people with disabilities from unemployed to employed help people with disabilities achieve and/or maintain self-sufficiency and productive lives in our communities help make our community more physically and attitudinally accessible for people with disabilities.
22 Heritage Drive, Suite 107
Bourbonnais, IL 60914

  Voice: (815) 936-0100
    TTY: (815) 936-0132
    Fax: (815) 936-0117
  Email: options@optionscil.com
Website: 
http://www.optionscil.org
 
 

76. Options for Independent Living, Fox Valley Office



 
As part of the independent living philosophy of consumer directed services, our staff will provide information so consumers can make informed choices and achieve their objectives. Services offered: Advocacy; Peer Support; Information and Referral; Independent Living Skills. The following services were developed in response to defined consumer and community needs. Fees are charged on several services: Assistive Technology; Benefits Counseling; Community Education; Computer Assessment; Equipment Loan; Equipment Try-out; HOME Program; Options LEND Closet; Residential Assessment; Telework; WisLoan; Worksite Assessment.
2331 E Lourdes Drive, Room 208, 
Appleton, Wisconsin 54914

  Voice: (920) 997-9999
    Fax: (920) 997-9381
  Email: info@optionsil.com
Website: 
http://www.optionsil.com/
 
 

77. Options for Independent Living, Green Bay Office



 
As part of the independent living philosophy of consumer directed services, our staff will provide information so consumers can make informed choices and achieve their objectives. Services offered: Advocacy; Peer Support; Information and Referral; Independent Living Skills. The following services were developed in response to defined consumer and community needs. Fees are charged on several services: Assistive Technology; Benefits Counseling; Community Education; Computer Assessment; Equipment Loan; Equipment Try-out; HOME Program; Options LEND Closet; Residential Assessment; Telework; WisLoan; Worksite Assessment.
555 Country Club Road
Green Bay, Wisconsin 54307

  Voice: (920) 490-0500
	 Toll free: (888) 465-1515
    TTY: (920) 490-0600
    Fax: (920) 490-0700
  Email: info@optionsil.com
Website: 
http://www.optionsil.com/
 
 

78. OPTIONS Interstate Center for Independent Living



 
Options: Interstate Resource Center for Independent Living (IRCIL) is a Resource Center for Independent Living. We are a private, nonprofit center that provides services to maximize the independence of individuals with disabilities. We are funded by various State and Federal grants, as well as private donations. We are a consumer-controlled, community-based, cross-disability, non-residential center that is designed and operated within a local community by individuals with disabilities and provide an array of independent living services . Our services are free of charge to individuals requesting them. We serve counties in Northeast North Dakota and Northwest Minnesota.
318 Third Street NW
East Grand Forks, MN 56721

  Voice: (218) 773-6100
	 Toll free: (800) 726-3692
    TTY: (218) 773-6100
    Fax: (218) 773-7119
  Email: options@myoptions.inf
Website: 
https://www.myoptions.info
 
 

79. Persons Assuming Control of their Environment (PACE)



 
We provide services, which assist people with disabilities in achieving or maintaining independence. People with disabilities direct our services in that our board and staff are mandated to be at least 51% people with disabilities. Our goal is full participation in society for persons with disabilities.
301 S. Vine Suite 211 
Urbana, Illinois 61801

  Voice: (217) 344-5433
	 Video P: 217-689-0289
    Fax: (217) 344-2414
  Email: info@pacecil.org
Website: 
http://www.pacecil.org/
 
 

80. Progress Center for Independent Living (PCIL), Blue Island office



 
Progress Center is the Center for Independent Living that serves Suburban Cook County. Progress Center works to provide people with all types of disabilities the tools and resources to be independent in their own homes. Progress Center is one of 22 centers serving Illinois. Progress Center is a community-based, non-profit, non-residential service and advocacy organization, proudly operated for people with disabilities, by people with disabilities.
12940 S. Western Ave.,
Blue Island, IL.  60406

  Voice: (708) 388-5011
    TTY: (708) 389-8250
    Fax: (708) 388-5016
  Email: info@progresscil.org
Website: 
http://www.progresscil.org/
 
 

81. Progress Center for Independent Living (PCIL), Main office



 
Progress Center is the Center for Independent Living that serves Suburban Cook County. Progress Center works to provide people with all types of disabilities the tools and resources to be independent in their own homes. Progress Center is one of 22 centers serving Illinois. Progress Center is a community-based, non-profit, non-residential service and advocacy organization, proudly operated for people with disabilities, by people with disabilities.
7521 Madison Street
Forest Park, IL 60130

  Voice: (708) 209-1500
    TTY: (708) 209-1826
    Fax: (708) 209-1735
  Email: info@progresscil.org
Website: 
http://www.progresscil.org/
 
 

82. Regional Access & Mobilization Project (RAMP), Boone County



 
RAMP is a group of determined and caring individuals prepared to arm consumers with the tools and expectations necessary for them to guide their life now and in the future. A person with a disability who learns to navigate through daily activities in concert with their disability is free to pursue all possibilities of life. We advocate for and serve Boone, DeKalb, Stephenson and Winnebago Counties from four offices.
202 Market Street | Rockford, Illinois 61107

  Voice: (815) 968-7467
	 (815) 968-7612
Website: 
http://rampcil.org/
 
 

83. Regional Access & Mobilization Project (RAMP), Dekalb County



 
RAMP is a group of determined and caring individuals prepared to arm consumers with the tools and expectations necessary for them to guide their life now and in the future. A person with a disability who learns to navigate through daily activities in concert with their disability is free to pursue all possibilities of life. We advocate for and serve Boone, DeKalb, Stephenson and Winnebago Counties from four offices.
115 N First Street
DeKalb, Illinois 60115

  Voice: (815) 756-3202
    TTY: (815) 756-4263
    Fax: (815) 756-3556
Website: 
http://rampcil.org/
 
 

84. Regional Access & Mobilization Project (RAMP), Stephenson County



 
Our mission is to promote an accessible society that allows and expects full participation by people with disabilities. We advocate for and serve Boone, DeKalb, Stephenson and Winnebago Counties from four offices.
2155 W Galena Avenue
Freeport, Illinois 61032

  Voice: (815) 233-1128
    TTY: (815) 233-1128
    Fax: (815) 233-0743
Website: 
http://rampcil.org/
 
 

85. Regional Access & Mobilization Project (RAMP), Winnebago County



 
Our mission is to promote an accessible society that allows and expects full participation by people with disabilities. We advocate for and serve Boone, DeKalb, Stephenson and Winnebago Counties from four offices.
202 Market Street
Rockford, Illinois 61107

  Voice: (815) 968-7467
    TTY: (815) 968-2401
    Fax: (815) 968-7612
Website: 
http://rampcil.org/
 
 

86. Services for Independent Living, Inc. (SIL)



 
To empower persons with disabilities to lead inclusive lives through advocacy, community engagement, and self-directed services.
800 Sharon Dr., Suite C
Westlake, OH 44145

  Voice: (216) 731-1529
    Fax: (216) 731-3083
	 7.1.1 Ohio Relay Service
Website: 
http://www.sil-oh.org/
 
 

87. Society for Equal Access (SEA)



 
Society for Equal Access Independent Living Center has been in operation since 1998. We are a consumer controlled, cross disability, private not-for-profit organization operated by individuals with disabilities for individuals with disabilities. Society for Equal Access currently provides services to residents of Belmont, Carroll, Coshocton, Guernsey, Harrison, Holmes, Jefferson and Tuscarawas counties in Ohio. Our mission to assist individuals to become more independent within our community
22 Bank Lane, Dover OH 44622

  Voice: (330) 343-9292
Website: 
https://seailc.org/
 
 

88. Society's Assets, Elkhorn Office



 
To ensure the rights of all persons with disabilities to live and function as independently as possible in the community of their choice, through supporting individuals' efforts to achieve control over their lives and become integrated into community life.
615 E. Geneva Street
Elkhorn, WI 53121-2301

  Voice: (262) 723-8181
	 (800) 261-8181
    TTY: (866) 840-9763
    Fax: (262) 723-8184
Website: 
https://societysassets.org/
 
 

89. Society's Assets, Kenosha Office



 
Society's Assets is an Independent Living Center, providing comprehensive services to assist people with living independently. Society's Assets provides assistance to seniors and people of all ages with disabilities. A skilled and experienced staff offer consumers comprehensive in-home services. Established in 1974, Society’s Assets is a non-profit organization that provides a full range of affordable independent living services. Services can range from simple, weekly household tasks to personal care to full participation in community life. We have 1,400 well-trained, qualified staff members already providing comprehensive in-home services to thousands of people across five counties in southeastern Wisconsin.
5455 Sheridan Road, Suite 101
Kenosha, WI 53140-4103

  Voice: (262) 657-3999
	 (800) 317-3999
    TTY: (866) 840-9762
    Fax: (262) 657-1672
Website: 
https://societysassets.org/
 
 

90. Society's Assets, Racine Office



 
Society's Assets is an Independent Living Center, providing comprehensive services to assist people with living independently. Society's Assets provides assistance to seniors and people of all ages with disabilities. A skilled and experienced staff offer consumers comprehensive in-home services. Established in 1974, Society’s Assets is a non-profit organization that provides a full range of affordable independent living services. Services can range from simple, weekly household tasks to personal care to full participation in community life. We have 1,400 well-trained, qualified staff members already providing comprehensive in-home services to thousands of people across five counties in southeastern Wisconsin.
5200 Washington Ave., 225
Racine, WI 53406-4238

  Voice: (262) 637-9128
	 (800) 378-9128
    TTY: (866) 840-9761
    Fax: (262) 637-8646
Website: 
https://societysassets.org/
 
 

91. Southeastern Minnesota Center for Independent Living, (SEMCIL), Rochester



 
The Southeastern Minnesota Center for Independent Living, Inc. which was founded in 1981, is a non profit organization that assists people with disabilities to become independent and productive community members. Our Independent Living and Personal Care Assistant Programs promote self-sufficiency and help assure that persons with a disability have the same opportunities as members of the general public. SEMCIL is located in Rochester, MN and has offices in Goodhue and Winona Counties.
2200 Second Street SW 
Rochester, MN 55902

  Voice: (507) 285-1815
  Email: semcil@semcil.org
Website: 
http://www.semcil.org
 
 

92. Southeastern Minnesota Center for Independent Living, (SEMCIL), Winona



 
The Southeastern Minnesota Center for Independent Living, Inc. which was founded in 1981, is a non profit organization that assists people with disabilities to become independent and productive community members. Our Independent Living and Personal Care Assistant Programs promote self-sufficiency and help assure that persons with a disability have the same opportunities as members of the general public. SEMCIL is located in Rochester, MN and has offices in Goodhue and Winona Counties.
902 East Second Street, Suite 311
Winona, MN 55987

  Voice: (507) 452-5490
	 Toll free (888) 452-5490
    Fax: (507) 454-4226
  Email: semcil@semcil.org
Website: 
http://www.semcil.org/
 
 

93. Southeastern Ohio Center for Independent Living (SOCIL), Fairfield County Office



 
SOCIL is a non-profit, non-residential organization which assists people with significant disabilities who want to live more independently. They assist people of all ages with all types of disabilities. Serving Fairfield and Hocking Counties, Ohio
418 South Broad Street
Lancaster, Ohio  43130

  Voice: (740)689-1494
	 Toll free: (888)957-6245
    TTY: (740)689-1494
    Fax: (740)689-1455
Website: 
http://www.socil.org
 
 

94. Southeastern Ohio Center for Independent Living (SOCIL), Hocking County Office



 
SOCIL is a non-profit, non-residential organization which assists people with significant disabilities who want to live more independently. They assist people of all ages with all types of disabilities. Serving Fairfield and Hocking Counties, Ohio
96 W. Hunter Street Logan, Ohio 43138

  Voice: 740-689-1494
Website: 
http://www.socil.org
 
 

95. Southern Illinois Center for Independent Living (SICIL), Carbondale office



 
As part of the Illinois and the National Independent Living Movements, the Southern Illinois Center for Independent Living is dedicated to the belief that persons with disabilities have the right and responsibility to make choices, to control the direction of their lives, and to participate fully and equally in their communities.
2135 West Ramada Lane 
Carbondale, Illinois 62901

  Voice: (618) 457-3318
    TTY: (618) 457-3318
Website: 
http://www.sicil1.org/
 
 

96. Southern Illinois Center for Independent Living (SICIL), Harrisburg office



 
As part of the Illinois and the National Independent Living Movements, the Southern Illinois Center for Independent Living is dedicated to the belief that persons with disabilities have the right and responsibility to make choices, to control the direction of their lives, and to participate fully and equally in their communities.
325 E Poplar Harrisburg, Illinois 62946
Website: 
http://www.sicil1.org
 
 

97. Southern Indiana Center for Independent Living (SICIL)



 
The Southern Indiana Center for Independent Living (SICIL) is a consumer-controlled, community based, cross disability, non-residential and not-for-profit organization that promotes and practices the philosophy of independent living. Counties Served: Bartholomew, Brown, Crawford, Jackson, Lawrence, Monroe, Orange, Washington
1490 West Main Street            
Mitchell, IN 47446

  Voice: (812) 277-9626
	 Toll free: (800) 845-6914
    TTY: (812) 277-9626
    Fax: (812) 849-6002
  Email: info@sicilindiana.org
Website: 
https://sicilindiana.org/
 
 

98. Southern Minnesota Independent Living Enterprises and Services (SMILES), Fairmont office



 
Mission: SMILES Center for Independent Living is a nonprofit organization committed to providing a wide array of services that assist individuals with disabilities that live independently, pursue meaningful goals, and enjoy the same opportunities and choices as all persons.
301 Downtown Plaza # 3
Fairmont, MN 56031

  Voice: (507) 235-3488
    Fax: (507) 235-3488
Website: 
http://smilescil.org/
 
 

99. Southern Minnesota Independent Living Enterprises and Services (SMILES), Mankato office



 
Mission: SMILES Center for Independent Living is a nonprofit organization committed to providing a wide array of services that assist individuals with disabilities that live independently, pursue meaningful goals, and enjoy the same opportunities and choices as all persons.
709 South Front Street, Suite 7
Mankato, Minnesota 56001-3804

  Voice: (507) 345-7139
	 Toll free (888) 676-6498
    TTY: (507) 345-7139
    Fax: (507) 345-8429
  Email: smiles@smilescil.org
Website: 
http://smilescil.org/
 
 

100. Southern Minnesota Independent Living Enterprises and Services (SMILES), Waseca office MI



 
Mission: SMILES Center for Independent Living is a nonprofit organization committed to providing a wide array of services that assist individuals with disabilities that live independently, pursue meaningful goals, and enjoy the same opportunities and choices as all persons.
299 JOhnson Ave., 
Suite 130 Waseca, MN 56093

  Voice: 507-310-0266
    Fax: 507-310-0267
Website: 
http://smilescil.org/
 
 

101. Southwestern Center for Independent Living (SWCIL)



 
The Southwestern Center for Independent Living (SWCIL) is a private, non-profit, consumer controlled, non-residential, community based organization whose direction is determined by and for people with disabilities. Emphasis is placed on improving the quality of life for all people with disabilities who live in southwestern Minnesota.
109 South Fifth Street, Suite 700
Marshall, MN 56258

  Voice: (507) 532-2221
	 Toll free (800) 422-1485
    TTY: (507) 532-2221
	 Toll free (800) 422-1485
    Fax: (507) 532-2222
  Email: swcil@swcil.com
Website: 
https://www.swcil.com
 
 

102. Soyland Access for Independent Living (SAIL), Main office



 
As an advocacy agency, Soyland Access to Independent Living (SAIL) is a community-based, non-residential Center for Independent Living (CIL). Its purpose is to promote and practice independent living for all people with disabilities. The organization strives to encourage and assist people with disabilities to gain effective control of their lives by participation in all aspects of society to their fullest extent possible, especially in performing routine daily activities. The organization promotes personal dignity of people with disabilities and develops community awareness by providing training, direct services and information.
1670 S. Taylorville Road, Decatur, IL 62521

  Voice:  (217) 876-8888 V/TTY
	 Toll-free: 1-800-358-8080 V/TTY
    Fax: (217) 876-SAIL (7245)
  Email: sail@decatursail.com
Website: 
https://decatursail.com/
 
 

103. Soyland Access for Independent Living (SAIL), Shelby office



 
SAIL serves people with disabilities, their families and communities in Macon, Moultrie, Shelby, Coles, Clark and Cumberland counties. In October 1992, SAIL, the state's 20th Center for Independent Living, CIL, opened in Macon County. There are currently twenty-two centers serving the State of Illinois. The programs and services provided by SAIL work to achieve its mission, promoting independent living for all people with disabilities. The organization strives to encourage and assist people with disabilities in gaining effective control of their lives by participating in all aspects of society to the fullest extent possible, especially in performing routine daily activities. The organization promotes personal dignity of people with disabilities and develops community awareness by providing disability awareness training, direct services and information.
1604 W. Main Street, Suite 100
Shelbyville, IL 62565

  Voice: (217) 774-4322
    TTY: (217) 774-4322
    Fax: (217) 774-4368
  Email: sailsel@consolidated.net
Website: 
https://decatursail.com/
 
 

104. Soyland Access for Independent Living (SAIL), Triple C office



 
As an advocacy agency, Soyland Access to Independent Living (SAIL) is a community-based, non-residential Center for Independent Living (CIL). Its purpose is to promote and practice independent living for all people with disabilities. The organization strives to encourage and assist people with disabilities to gain effective control of their lives by participation in all aspects of society to their fullest extent possible, especially in performing routine daily activities. The organization promotes personal dignity of people with disabilities and develops community awareness by providing training, direct services and information.
707 Windsor Road, Suite B
Charleston, IL 61920

  Voice: (217) 345-7245
    TTY: (217) 345-7245
    Fax: (217) 345-7226
  Email: triplec@consolidated.net
Website: 
https://decatursail.com/
 
 

105. Springfield Center for Independent Living (SCIL)



 
SCIL's Mission: To increase opportunities for equality, integration and independence for all persons with disabilities through advocacy, services, and public education. SCIL’s 4 Core Services: Information and Referral; Independent Living Skills Training; Peer Counseling; Advocacy (Individual and Systemic).
330 South Grand Avenue West
Springfield, IL 62704

  Voice: (217) 523-2587
	 (800) 841-6167 (800) 447-4221
    TTY: (217) 523-2587
	 (800) 841-6167
    Fax: (217) 523-0427
  Email: scil@scil.org
Website: 
http://www.scil.org
 
 

106. Statewide Independent Living Council of Illinois



 
Our Mission - To provide leadership, research, planning and education required to support independent living services in Illinois. We achieve our mission by: Identifying and reaching out to persons currently un-served and underserved by Centers for Independent Living; Increasing awareness of independent living services and the independent living philosophy; Helping existing CILs to better serve persons with disabilities; and Promoting the development of new CILs.
828 S 2nd St 
Suite 301 Springfield, 
IL 62704

  Voice: (217) 744-7777
  Email: tara@silcofillinois.org
Website: 
https://silcofillinois.org/
 
 

107. Stone-Hayes Center for Independent Living (SHCIL)



 
39 North Prairie Street
Galesburg , IL 61401

  Voice: (309) 344-1306
    TTY: (309) 344-1269
    Fax: (309) 344-1305
Website: 
http://www.stone-hayes.org/
 
 

108. Superior Alliance for Independent Living (SAIL)



 
SAIL promotes the inclusion of people with disabilities into our communities on a full and equal basis through empowerment, education, participation and choice.
1025 W. Washington Street Suite C, 
Marquette, MI 49855

  Voice: (906) 228-5744
  Email: info@upsail.org
Website: 
http://www.upsail.org
 
 

109. Tri-County Independent Living Center, Inc.



 
Tri-County's mission is to empower citizens with disabilities to be in charge of their lives and participate as members of their communities. Through our collective strength, we advocate for the elimination of societal barriers and strive to achieve community accessibility and acceptance.
520 S Main ST Suite 2501
Akron, OH 4431

  Voice: (330) 762-0007
    TTY: Ohio Relay  Dial 711
    Fax: (330) 762-7416
  Email: info@tcilc.org
Website: 
http://www.tcilc.org/
 
 

110. Wabash Independent Living and Learning (WILL) Center



 
To empower people with disabilities to ensure that they have full and complete access to community resources to promote their independence.
1 Dreiser Square, 
Terre Haute, Indiana 47807

  Voice: (812) 298-9455
    TTY: Toll Free: (877)915-9455
    Fax: (812)299-9061
  Email: info@thewillcenter.org
Website: 
https://thewillcenter.org
 
 

111. West Central Illinois Center for Independent Living (WCICIL), Macomb office



 
The mission of the Center is to promote, increase and improve opportunities for independent living and lifestyle for persons with disabilities within the six-county service area: the counties of Adams, Brown, Hancock, Pike, McDonough, and Schuyler.
509 N Lafayette Macomb, IL 61455

  Voice: 309-833-5766
    Fax: (309) 833-4690
Website: 
http://www.wcicil.org/
 
 

112. West Central Illinois Center for Independent Living (WCICIL), Quincy office



 
The mission of the Center is to promote, increase and improve opportunities for independent living and lifestyle for persons with disabilities within the six-county service area: the counties of Adams, Brown, Hancock, Pike, McDonough, and Schuyler.
639 York St., Suite 204  
Quincy, Illinois 62301-1065

  Voice: (217)223-0400
	 (800)225-0407
    TTY: (217)223-0475
    Fax: (217)223-0479
  Email: cilpd@adams.net
Website: 
http://www.wcicil.org
 
 

113. Will-Grundy Center for Independent Living (WGCIL)



 
As people with disabilities and their advocates, the Will-Grundy Center for Independent Living strives for equality and empowerment of persons with disabilities in the Will and Grundy County areas.The Will-Grundy Center for Independent Living, a United Way Agency, is a cross-disability, community based organization. We are your local resource for information on the Americans with Disabilities Act and other disability related laws.We inform persons with disabilities of their rights, educate them about their responsibilities, provide support services, promote advocacy, and raise community awareness about disability issues.
77 N. 129th Infantry Drive
Joliet, IL 60435

  Voice: (815) 416-6460
    TTY: (815) 416-6460
    Fax: (815) 729-3697
Website: 
http://will-grundycil.org
 
 
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