Any person who has a disability and a need to live more independently is eligible for services at NCILS. There are no restrictions based upon the individual’s age or disability.
Information and referral consists of easy access to critical information. It may include basic information on equipment, financial assistance, recreation, housing, attendant care, support groups, and many other topics.
Assistive Technology and Equipment: We can provide information on devices or tools that aid in everyday activities, helping individuals with disabilities achieve greater independence.
Financial Assistance: Resources to help individuals with disabilities access financial support for various needs, from daily living to medical expenses.
Recreation: Information about accessible recreational opportunities or programs, ensuring that people with disabilities can engage in leisure activities and social interactions.
Housing: Guidance on finding accessible housing, whether it’s through modifications or specialized housing programs.
Attendant Care: Assistance with personal care services, helping individuals with disabilities live comfortably in their homes or community.
Support Groups: Connecting individuals to communities where they can find emotional and social support, share experiences, and receive peer support.
Employment: Resources for job seekers, such as job training, job placement, and workplace accommodations, to promote workforce inclusion.
This broad range of services can make navigating life with a disability much easier by providing people with essential resources, information, and connections to the support they need.