Disability Advocates of Kent County, founded in 1981, is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities to live self-directed lives. With a board and staff comprised of individuals with disabilities, they bring a unique perspective and firsthand experience to their work. Through their programs and services, they strive to eliminate systemic barriers, enhance accessibility, and promote inclusivity in the community. Their efforts include providing home assessments, independent living solutions, disability education programs, and accessibility reviews to create a more accessible and welcoming environment for all.
Recognized locally and across the state, Disability Advocates of Kent County is known for their transit advocacy, education, technical assistance on accessibility, and Universal Design initiatives through their Absolutely Accessible Kent program. By increasing awareness and understanding of the need for accessibility, they aim to create a society where everyone, regardless of ability, has equal access to opportunities and resources. With a vision of access for all, they continue to educate the community, provide support to individuals with disabilities, and work towards a more inclusive and accessible built environment.
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