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1. 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/
 
 

2. Indiana Placard Eligibility



 
A disability parking placard is available to an Indiana resident of any age who meets one of the following requirements:has a temporary or permanent physical disability that requires the use of a wheelchair, a walker, braces, or crutches; has temporarily or permanently lost the use of one or both legs; has restricted mobility, either temporarily or permanently, due to a pulmonary or cardiovascular disability, arthritic condition, or orthopedic or neurological impairment; or is permanently blind or visually impaired. Disability parking placards are also available to companies or associations which transport or provide facilities for persons with physical disabilities. A disability parking placard issued to an individual with a permanent disability will expire on the recipient's fourth birthday following the date of the placard's issuance. A placard issued to an individual with a temporary disability is valid for six months from the date that it is issued, or until a date indicated by the physician certifying the application. When the placard expires, you must apply again for another placard.
Indiana Government Center North
Room 402
100 North Senate Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46204

  Voice: (888)692-6841
    Fax: (317) 233-2011
  Email: nic-incustomerservice@tylertech.com
Website: 
https://www.in.gov/bmv/registration-plates/drivers-with-disabilities/#:~:text=A%20permanent%20physical%20disability% 0requiring,orthopedic%20or%20neurological%20impairment%3B%20or
 
 

3. Indiana Accessible Parking Requirements



 
This is a link to the Indiana Code (IC) describing requirements for accessible parking spaces, for example, number of spaces required and dimensions of spaces.
Indiana Government Center North
100 North Senate Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46204

  Voice: (888)692-6841
Website: 
https://www.in.gov/dot/div/contracts/standards/dm-Archived/10English/Part5/ECh51/DECh51.pdf
 
 

4. Indiana Assistive Technology Act (INDATA), Easter Seals Crossroads Indianapolis



 
INDATA Easterseal Crossroads has been providing assistive technology solutions in Indiana since 1979. In 2007, Easterseals Crossroads partnered with the State of Indiana, Bureau of Rehabilitative Services to establish the Indiana Assistive Technology Act (INDATA) Project. The INDATA Project is one of 56 similar federally-funded projects designed to increase access and awareness of assistive technology. INDATA CORE services include: Information and referral, funding assistance, public awareness and education, device demonstration, device loan, reutilized computers and equipment reutilization.
4740 Kingsway Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46205

  Voice: (317)466-2013 
	 Toll free: (888)466-1314
    TTY: (317)479-3232
    Fax: (317)466-2000
  Email: tech@eastersealscrossroads.org
Website: 
http://www.eastersealstech.com
 
 

5. Indiana Civil Rights Commission



 
The Indiana Civil Rights Commission enforces the Indiana civil rights laws and provides quality education and services to the public in an effort to ensure equal opportunity for all Hoosiers and visitors to the State of Indiana.
100 North Senate Avenue
Indiana Government Center North,
Room N300
Indianapolis, IN 46204

  Voice: (317) 232-2600
	 Toll free: (800) 628-2909
    TTY: Toll free: (800) 743-3333
    Fax: (317) 232-6580
Website: 
http://www.in.gov/icrc/index.htm
 
 

6. Everybody Counts Inc.,Hammond 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.
438 Fayette Street
Hammond, IN 46320

  Voice: (219) 937-5055
  Email: info@everybodycounts.org
Website: 
http://www.everybodycounts.org/index.htm
 
 

7. 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
 
 

8. 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/
 
 

9. Indiana Governor's Council for People with Disabilities



 
The Indiana Governor's Council is an independent state agency that facilitates change. Our mission is to advance the independence, productivity and inclusion of people with disabilities in all aspects of society. This mission is accomplished through planning, evaluation, collaboration, education, research and advocacy. The Council is consumer-driven and is charged with determining how the service delivery system in both the public and private sectors can be most responsive to people with disabilities. The Council receives and disseminates federal funds to support innovative programs that are visionary, influence public policy, empower individuals and families and advocate systems change.Board members of the Council are appointed by the Governor and 60% of the board must be people with disabilities or their family members.
Indiana Government Center South, Room E145
402 West Washington Street
Indianapolis, Indiana 46204t

  Voice: (317)232-7770
    Fax: (317)233-3712
  Email: council@gcpd.in.gov
Website: 
https://www.in.gov/gcpd/
 
 

10. 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/
 
 

11. Indiana ADA Project



 
The mission of ADA-Indiana is to serve as a statewide resource for promoting the implementation of the Americans with Disabilities Act in Indiana.
2810 East Discovery Parkway
Bloomington, IN 47408

  Voice: (812) 855-6508
  Email: adainfo@iu.edu
cheiu@indiana.edu
Website: 
http://adaindiana.org
 
 

12. Indiana Attorney General



 
The Office of the Indiana Attorney General helps protect the rights, freedoms, and safety you enjoy as a citizen of the Hoosier state. Attorney General Curtis T. Hill Jr. and his staff are dedicated to meeting the state's legal needs, as well as the needs and interests of its citizens.
151 W Ohio St, Suite 100
Indianapolis, IN 46204-1960

  Voice: (317) 232-6330
	 Toll free:  888.4IN.eGov
    Fax: (317) 233-2011
  Email: nic-incustomerservice@tylertech.com
Website: 
http://www.in.gov/attorneygeneral/#
 
 

13. Indiana Disability Rights



 
Indiana Disability Rights is the service arm of the Indiana Protection and Advocacy Services (IPAS) Commission. Our mission and vision guide our work everyday. To protect and promote the rights of individuals with disabilities through empowerment and advocacy
4755 Kingsway Drive, Suite 100,
Indianapolis, IN 46205

  Voice: (317) 722-5555
	 Toll free: (800) 622-4845
  Email: info@IndianaDisabilityRights.org
Website: 
http://www.indianadisabilityrights.org/
 
 

14. Indiana Department of Workforce Development



 
Indiana Department of Workforce Development (IDWD) manages and implements innovative employment programs for Hoosiers, unemployment insurance systems, and facilitates regional economic growth initiatives for Indiana.
Indiana Government Center South, Room E145
402 West Washington Street
Indianapolis, Indiana 46204t

  Voice:  (317)232-7770
    Fax: (317)233-3712
  Email: council@gcpd.in.gov
Website: 
https://www.in.gov/dwd/
 
 

15. Indiana Fire & Building Code Enforcement, Department of Homeland Security



 
The Fire and Building Code Enforcement Branch encourages the development of building code law enforcement programs within state agencies and political subdivisions and exercises any program of supervision that is approved by the Fire Prevention and Building Safety Commission. The branch enforces building laws and related variances as well as other orders that apply to Class I structures, industrialized buildings and mobile structures. Question form: https://in.accessgov.com/idoa/Forms/Page/idoa/ask-sic-a-question/0
151 W Ohio St, Suite 100
Indianapolis, IN 46204-1960

  Voice: (317) 233-2010
	 Toll-Free: 888.4IN.eGov
    Fax: (317) 233-2011
  Email: nic-incustomerservice@tylertech.com
Website: 
http://www.in.gov/dhs/2376.htm
 
 

16. Indiana Vocational Rehabilitation Services (VRS)



 
Vocational Rehabilitation Services (VRS), a program of the Bureau of Rehabilitation Service (BRS), provides quality, individualized services to enhance and support people with disabilities to prepare for, obtain or retain employment. Through active participation in their rehabilitation, people with disabilities achieve a greater level of independence in their work place and living environments.
402 W. Washington St., #W451 
P.O. Box 7083, MS26 
Indianapolis, IN 46207-7083

  Voice: (317)232-1433
	 Toll free: (877)241-8144
    TTY: (317)232-1427
    Fax: (317)254-6705
  Email: BVISHLP.BVISHelp@fssa.IN.gov
Website: 
http://www.in.gov/fssa/ddrs/4219.htm
 
 

17. 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/
 
 

18. National Center on Accessibility (NCA)



 
The National Center on Accessibility promotes access and inclusion for people with disabilities in parks, recreation and tourism. Based at Indiana University and established in 1992 through a cooperative agreement with the National Park Service, NCA has emerged as a leading authority on access issues unique to park and recreation programs and facilities. At NCA, we believe that the principles of universal design and inclusion are important factors for achieving personal wellness and building healthy communities. Among people with disabilities, recreation and active leisure pursuits are vital for rehabilitation from illness or injury, prevention of disease, longevity and improved quality of life. NCA is a major contributor to the study of disability and inclusion in the life sciences.
2805 E. 10th St.,
Suite 170, Bloomington,
Indiana 47408, USA

  Voice: (812) 855-3095
  Email: eplyhelp@iu.edu
Website: 
https://ncaonline.org/
 
 

19. IN*Source: Indiana Resource Center for Families with Special Needs



 
The mission of IN*SOURCE is to provide parents, families and service providers in Indiana the information and training necessary to assure effective educational programs and appropriate services for children and young adults with disabilities.
Office Address:  310 West McKinley | Suite 300 | Mishawaka, IN 46545

Mailing Address:  P.O. Box 6185 | South Bend, Indiana 46660

  Voice: (574) 234-7101
  Email: insource@insource.org
Website: 
http://insource.org/
 
 

20. Southeastern Indiana Independent Living Center (SIILC)

 
 
114 W Main St Vevay, Indiana 47043

  Voice: 812-427-3333
  Email: siilc@live.com
Website: 
http://www.siilc.org
 
 

21. 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/
 
 

22. Indiana Telephone Relay Service (TRS)

 
 
Andy Leffler, Executive Director
Indiana Telephone Relay Access Corporation (InTRAC)
7702 Woodland Drive, Suite 130
Indianapolis, IN 46278

  Voice: 317-334-1413
    Fax: 317-334-1432
  Email: andy.leffler@relayindiana.com
Website: 
https://transition.fcc.gov/cgb/dro/trs_indiana.html
 
 

23. Indiana Institute on Disability and Community (IIDC)



 
The Indiana Institute serves as a liaison between academia and the community in Indiana through our membership in a national network comprised of 67 independent but interlinked entities known as University Centers for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD). This national network represents an expansive national resource for addressing issues, finding solutions, and advancing research related to the needs of individuals with disabilities and their families.
Indiana Institute on Disability and Community
2810 E Discovery Parkway
Bloomington, IN 47408

  Voice: (812) 855-6508
    Fax: (812) 855-9630
  Email: iidc@indiana.edu
Website: 
https://www.iidc.indiana.edu/
 
 

24. 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
 
 
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