A wide range of programs at the Center for Independent Living have been developed with disabled seniors and veterans in mind. Whether through the free amplified telephones distributed by the Center through the Illinois Telecommunications Assistance Corporation (ITAC), financial education courses or the low vision loan closet of assistive technology, there are many tremendous resources for the growing population of seniors and veterans. As the Center's mission is to empower and educate persons with disabilities, and promote independent living for persons of all ages and disabilities, we welcome involvement by seniors and veterans in both counties, and encourage those interested in learning more to stay informed and involved. Here is a summary of free programs and services:
This popular, free annual workshop series offers valuable and wide-ranging information on legislation and regulations relating to persons with disabilities. From fair housing to accessibility, new voting laws and social justice initiatives, key topics are timely and offer up-to-date summaries for participants...
Thanks to the Will County Clerk's office (staff member shown here) for visiting the Center on a regular basis, to present current updates on the wide range of
accessible voting options now available at all polling places. Thanks also to the Grundy County Clerk for ongoing efforts to provide
voting options for voters
with disabilities. Contact your County Clerk by phone or on their website for additional information on the March 20 primary election, as well as the General
Election on
November 8, 2012.
Information on the Illinois Accessibility Code was recently presented to a group of adults with disabilities by architect John Stanton. John is currently the President of the Center's Board of Directors, and offers strong experience in accessible design and building code compliance.
1700 Newton Place
Morris, IL 60450
815-416-6460 (V/TTY)
