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1. Illinois ADA Project



 
Our goal is to educate, enrich, and enlighten the people, businesses, and organizations of Illinois regarding the ADA.
Illinois ADA Project Manager c/o Equip For Equality
20 N. Michigan, Suite 300
Chicago, IL 60602

  Voice: (877) 232-3601
    TTY: (800) 610-2779
    Fax: (312) 541-7544
  Email: RachelA@equipforequality.org
Website: 
https://www.equipforequality.org/ada-il/
 
 

2. Illinois Assistive Technology Project



 
IATP's mission is to increase access to and the acquisition of Assistive Technology (AT) devices and services for individuals of all ages with disabilities. IATP provides AT information and services in the areas of education, employment, community living, and IT/telecommunications. Our goal is to improve the quality of life of all Illinoisans with disabilities and enable them through greater access to assistive technology devices to fully participate in all aspects of life. We believe disability is a natural part of the human experience and in no way diminishes a person's right to: * enjoy full inclusion and integration in mainstream society; * benefit from an education; * pursue meaningful careers and; * enjoy self-determination and make choices.
1020 South Spring Street
Springfield, IL 62704

  Voice: (217) 522-7985
    TTY: (217) 522-9966
    Fax: (217) 522-8067
  Email: iatp@iltech.org
Website: 
http://www.iltech.org
 
 

3. Illinois Attorney General, Disability Rights Bureau, Carbondale



 
The Disability Rights Bureau enforces State and Federal laws that protect the rights of people with disabilities to equal access to buildings, housing, and services. The Bureau resolves accessibility and discrimination violations impacting the people of the state of Illinois through negotiation and litigation.
601 South University Ave Suite 102
Carbondale, IL 62901

  Voice: (618) 529-6400 Ext. 6401
    TTY: (877) 675-9339
Website: 
http://www.ag.state.il.us/rights/disabilityrights.html
 
 

4. Illinois Attorney General, Disability Rights Bureau, Chicago



 
The Disability Rights Bureau enforces State and Federal laws that protect the rights of people with disabilities to equal access to buildings, housing, and services. The Bureau resolves accessibility and discrimination violations impacting the people of the state of Illinois through negotiation and litigation. In addition to the Bureau's enforcement work, the Disability Rights Bureau regularly provides technical assistance and referrals to individuals with disabilities and public and private entities seeking to comply with disability rights laws. The Bureau also conducts disability rights training programs for courts, law enforcement, and other groups upon request. The bureau is a part of the Illinois Attorney General's Office.
James R. Thompson Center, 11th floor
100 W. Randolph Street
Chicago, IL 60601

  Voice: (312) 814-5684
    TTY: (800) 964-3013
    Fax: (312) 814-3212
Website: 
http://www.ag.state.il.us/rights/disabilityrights.html
 
 

5. Illinois Attorney General, Disability Rights Bureau, Springfield



 
The Disability Rights Bureau enforces State and Federal laws that protect the rights of people with disabilities to equal access to buildings, housing, and services. The Bureau resolves accessibility and discrimination violations impacting the people of the state of Illinois through negotiation and litigation. In addition to the Bureau's enforcement work, the Disability Rights Bureau regularly provides technical assistance and referrals to individuals with disabilities and public and private entities seeking to comply with disability rights laws. The Bureau also conducts disability rights training programs for courts, law enforcement, and other groups upon request. The bureau is a part of the Illinois Attorney General's Office.
500 S. Second Street
Springfield, IL 62701

  Voice: (217) 524-2660
    TTY: (877) 844-5461
    Fax: (217) 557-5747
Website: 
http://www.ag.state.il.us/rights/disabilityrights.html
 
 

6. 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.
One West Old State Capitol Plaza, Suite 501
Springfield, IL 62701

  Voice: (217) 525-1308
	 (800) 587-1227
    TTY: (217) 525-1308
	 (800) 587-1227
    Fax: (217) 525-1312
  Email: adminasst@incil.org
Website: 
http://www.incil.org/
 
 

7. Equip for Equality, Chicago Main Office



 
The mission of Equip for Equality is to advance the human and civil rights of children and adults with physical and mental disabilities in Illinois. It is the only statewide, cross-disability, comprehensive advocacy organization providing self-advocacy assistance, legal services, and disability rights education while also engaging in public policy and legislative advocacy and conducting abuse investigations and other oversight activities.
20 North Michigan Avenue, Suite 300
Chicago, IL 60602

  Voice: (312) 341-0022
	 (800) 537-2632
    TTY: (800) 610-2779
    Fax: (312) 341-0295
  Email: contactus@equipforequality.org
Website: 
http://www.equipforequality.org
 
 

8. Equip for Equality, Central Illinois



 
The mission of Equip for Equality is to advance the human and civil rights of children and adults with physical and mental disabilities in Illinois. It is the only statewide, cross-disability, comprehensive advocacy organization providing self-advocacy assistance, legal services, and disability rights education while also engaging in public policy and legislative advocacy and conducting abuse investigations and other oversight activities.
1 West Old State Capitol Plaza
Suite 816
Springfield, IL 62701

  Voice: (217) 544-0464
	 (800) 758-0464
    TTY: (800) 610-2779
    Fax: (217) 523-0720
  Email: contactus@equipforequality.org
Website: 
http://www.equipforequality.org
 
 

9. Equip for Equality, Southern Illinois



 
The mission of Equip for Equality is to advance the human and civil rights of children and adults with physical and mental disabilities in Illinois. It is the only statewide, cross-disability, comprehensive advocacy organization providing self-advocacy assistance, legal services, and disability rights education while also engaging in public policy and legislative advocacy and conducting abuse investigations and other oversight activities.
300 East Main Street
Suite 18
Carbondale, IL 62901

  Voice: (618) 457-7930
	 (800) 758-0559
    TTY: (800) 610-2779
    Fax: (618) 457-7985
  Email: contactus@equipforequality.org
Website: 
http://www.equipforequality.org
 
 

10. Illinois Accessibility Code



 
This Code is intended to ensure that the built environment, including all spaces and elements of all applicable buildings and facilities in the State of Illinois is so designed, constructed, and/or altered to assure the safety and welfare of all members of society and to be readily accessible to, and usable by, environmentally limited persons. The contact information listed here is for the Capital Development Board (CDB).
Felicia Burton
Accessibility Specialist
Capital Development Board
William G. Stratton Building, 3rd Floor
401 South Spring Street
Springfield, Illinois 62706

  Voice: (217) 782-8530
    TTY: (217) 524-4449
    Fax: (217) 524-4208
  Email: Felicia.Burton@illinois.gov
Website: 
https://www2.illinois.gov/cdb/Pages/default.aspx
 
 

11. 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.
18 Gunia Drive
LaSalle, IL 61301

  Voice: (815) 224-3126
	 (800) 822-3246
    TTY: (815) 224-8271
	 (866) 822-3246
Videophone : (815) 410-9015
Website: 
https://ivcil.com/
 
 

12. Illinois Vocational Rehabilitation Services (VRS)



 
We help people with disabilities find and keep jobs. Our goal is to help our customers find quality employment that pays a living wage and offers a chance for advancement.Our staff talk to people about their employment needs and help them find a job or get ready to go to work. They also make sure that people have the supports they need to stay on the job. This resource is a part of the Illinois Department of Human Services.

  Voice: (800) 843-6154
    TTY: (800) 447-6404
Website: 
http://www.dhs.state.il.us/page.aspx?item=29737
 
 

13. Employment Services- Illinois Vocational Rehabilitation Services (VRS)



 
Your partnership with the Illinois Division of Rehabilitation Services (DRS) gives you access to our qualified vocational rehabilitation professionals. Here are some of the valuable benefits we can provide: Job Analysis - DRS staff can work with you to assess the requirements of your jobs and match them to the skills of our candidates. We can help identify appropriate accommodations and assistive technologies to "bridge the gap" between job needs and employee abilities. We can even help you analyze the needs of new or changing jobs to ensure that you can retain valuable employees in their current positions. Job Coaches - DRS can provide a job coaches to assist qualified individuals with disabilities in learning or re-learning how to perform their job. Training - DRS Rehabilitation Staff can provide trainings to employers on a local or statewide level, including topics related to disability awareness and the Americans with Disabilities Act. Statewide trainings are also offered each year.

  Voice: (877)761-9780
	 Video Phone:  (312) 957-4881
    TTY: (866)264-2149
Website: 
http://www.dhs.state.il.us/page.aspx?item=52224
 
 

14. 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/
 
 

15. 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/
 
 

16. 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.
Family Enrichment Center
885 Badger Circle
Grafton WI 53024

  Voice: (262)376-4183
Website: 
https://www.independencefirst.org/home
 
 

17. 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
 
 

18. 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
 
 

19. 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/
 
 

20. 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/
 
 

21. 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/
 
 

22. Independent Living Center of Eastern Indiana



 
It is the mission of the Independent Living Center of Eastern Indiana to empower persons with disabilities.
1818 West Main Street
Richmond, Indiana 47374

  Voice: (765) 939-9226
	 Toll free: (877) 939-9226
    Fax: (765) 935-2215
Website: 
http://ilcein.org/
 
 

23. 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/
 
 

24. 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/
 
 

25. 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) 206-1581
	 (608) 256-9257
Toll free: (866) 656-4010
    TTY: (608) 256-9316
	 (866) 656-4011
    Fax: (608) 256-9301
  Email: mharper@ilcwis.org
Website: 
https://ilcwis.org/
 
 

26. 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: admin@independentliving.org
Website: 
http://www.independentliving.org/
 
 

27. 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
 
 

28. 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/
 
 

29. 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).
149 E. Mill St.
Richland Center, WI 53581

  Voice: (608)647-8053
	 (877)471-2095
    TTY: (608)647-8053
	 (877)471-2095
    Fax: (608)647-7783
  Email: advocacy@ilresources.org
Website: 
http://www.ilresources.org
 
 

30. 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
Website: 
http://adaindiana.org
 
 

31. 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.
Consumer Protection Division
Office of the Indiana Attorney General
302 W. Washington St., 5th Floor
Indianapolis, IN 46204

  Voice: (317) 232-6330
	 Toll free: (800) 382-5516
    Fax: (317) 232-7979
  Email: Constituent@atg.in.gov
Website: 
http://www.in.gov/attorneygeneral/#
 
 

32. 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
Indiana Disability Rights
4701 N. Keystone Ave., Suite 222
Indianapolis, Indiana 46205

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

33. 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.

  Voice: (800) 891-6499
Website: 
http://www.state.in.us/dwd/
 
 

34. 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.

  Voice: (317)232-1407
    Fax: (317)233-0307
Website: 
http://www.in.gov/dhs/2376.htm
 
 

35. 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
 
 

36. Infinitec Assistive Technology Center



 
Infinitec is the assistive technology program of United Cerebral Palsy Seguin of Greater Chicago. Assistive technology is any device that accomplishes a task for someone who cannot achieve it naturally. Examples range from synthetic voice for speech to wheelchairs for mobility to reading programs that aid people with learning disabilities or blindness. UCP Seguin sponsors Infinitec programs that bring assistive technology to people with disabilities of all types in the State of Illinois and beyond. The mission of Infinitec is to advance independence and promote inclusive opportunities for children and adults with disabilities through technology. Infinitec helps people with disabilities get access to information, technology services, training, assistive equipment and specialists. By creating partnerships with other organizations, the Infinitec staff makes these services and technologies more widely available to everyone who can benefit from them.
Infinitec Assistive Technology Center
7550 West 183rd Street
Tinley Park, Illinois 60477

  Voice: (708) 444-8460
    Fax: (708) 444-8470
Website: 
http://www.infinitec.org/
 
 

37. Institute for Human Centered Design (IHCD)



 
We are committed to advancing the role of design in expanding opportunity and enhancing experience for people of all ages, abilities and cultures through excellence in design.
180-200 Portland Street, Suite 1 Boston, MA 02114

  Voice: (617) 695-1225
    TTY: (617) 695-1225
    Fax: (617) 482-8099
  Email: info@IHCDesign.org
Website: 
https://humancentereddesign.org/
 
 

38. Introduction to Designing Accessible Websites, The HTML Writers Guild



 
This course is designed for website developers who have an interest in incorporating accessible design features into their pages.
International Web Association
556 S. Fair Oaks Ave. #101-200
Pasadena, California 91103

  Voice: (626) 449-3709
    Fax: (626) 449-8308
Website: 
http://hwg.org/
 
 
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