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Centers for Independent Living
Centers for Independent Living (Centers) are community‑based, nonprofit organizations run by and for people with disabilities. Serving individuals across all disability types, Centers are grounded in a philosophy of consumer control—meaning people with disabilities govern, staff, and shape the services they receive. Centers offer a range of supports, including peer support, information and referral, individual and systems advocacy, independent living skills training, and transition services, all designed to promote autonomy and full participation in the community.
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1. AccessABILITY
Phone:
Office: 317-926-1660
Address:
8395 Keystone Crossing
Suite 110
Indianapolis, IN 46240
Counties Served
Boone, Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Johnson, Marion, Morgan, Shelby
2. ATTIC
(Assistive Technology & Training Information Center, Inc.)
Phone:
Toll-Free: 877-962-8842
Fax: 812-886-1128
Address:
1721 Washington Ave.
Vincennes, IN 47591
Counties Served
Daviess, Dubois, Gibson, Greene, Knox, Martin, Pike, Sullivan
3. Everybody Counts
Phone:
Office: 219-769-5055
Email:
info@everybodycounts.org
Address:
9111 Broadway, Suite A
Broadfield Center
Merrillville, IN 46410
Counties Served
Southern Lake & Porter
4. Everybody Counts North
Counties Served
East Chicago, Griffith, Hammond, Highland, Munster, Whiting and surrounding areas
5. Future Choices
Phone:
Office: 765-741-8332
Fax: 765-741-8333
Toll Free: 866-741-3444
Address:
905 S. Walnut St.
Muncie, IN 47302
Counties Served
Blackford, Delaware, Grant, Howard, Madison, Randolph, Tipton
6. Independent Living Center of Eastern Indiana
(ILCEIN)
Phone:
Office: 765-939-9226
Toll Free: 877-939-9226
Fax: 765-935-2215
Address:
2519 East Main St. STE 203
Richmond, IN 47374
Counties Served
Decatur, Fayette, Franklin, Henry, Rush, Union, Wayne
7. The League for the Blind & Disabled, Inc.
(The League)
Phone:
Office: 260-441-0551
Toll Free: 800-889-3443
Fax: 260-441-7760
Address:
5821 South Anthony Blvd.
Fort Wayne, IN 46816
Counties Served
Adams, Allen, DeKalb, Huntington, Jay, Kosciusko, LaGrange, Noble, Steuben, Wells, Whitley
8. Southern Indiana Center for Independent Living
(SICIL)
Phone:
Office: 812-277-9626
Toll Free: 800-845-6914
Fax: 812-849-6002
Address:
1490 W. Main St.
Mitchell, IN 47446
Bartholomew, Brown, Crawford, Jackson, Lawrence, Monroe, Orange, Washington
9. Southern Indiana Independent Living Center
(SIILC)
Phone:
Office: 812-427-3333
Fax: 812-427-3338
Address:
817 E. Main St.
Vevay IN 47043
Counties Served
Dearborn, Jefferson, Jennings, Ohio, Ripley, Scott, Switzerland
10. The Wabash Independent Living and Learning Center
(The WILL Center)
Phone:
Office: 812-298-9455
Fax: 812-299-9061
Address:
1 Dreiser Square
Terre Haute, IN 47807
Clay, Owen, Parke, Putnam, Vermillion, Vigo
Independent Living Resources
Indiana 211
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FSSA Resource Guide
This FSSA resource guide is designed to help providers and community- and-faith-based organizations connect those who are in need with services we provide. It contains information about programs provided and administered by FSSA and gives direction on how Hoosiers qualify to receive assistance from a variety of programs. With greater understanding and awareness of the services FSSA provides, providers, advocates and faith- and humanitarian-based organizations can better employ these services to help rescue Hoosiers in crisis and improve the quality of life for all in our state.
A Single Source, A World of Possibilities
FINDER supports the right for people of all abilities to freely choose how they wish to live their lives to the fullest. It does not rate or endorse programs, services or organizations. It is up to each individual to decide if a resource fits their unique needs.
Family Employment First Coalition Resources
Members of the Family Employment First Coalition:
Composed of key family and disability advocacy organizations throughout the state, the mission of the Family Employment First Coalition is to collaboratively create meaningful change in the transition outcomes of young adults with disabilities who are seeking competitive integrated employment in Indiana.
Effective and Positive Communication Among Parents and School Staff.
FEFC Effective and Pos Communic Framework
Effective and Positive Communication Among Students, Parents, and School Staff Main Messages.
Communication Main Messages