About
As a federally recognized Center for Independent Living (CIL) authorized under Title VII, Chapter 1, Part C of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and funded through the Administration for Community Living under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, they promote independence, self-determination, and the integration of individuals with all types of disabilities into the mainstream of American society. With a focus on equity, disability justice, and representation, Able South Carolina – Greenville is committed to making South Carolina a national model of equity and inclusion for all people with disabilities. Their services include advocacy, independent living information and referrals, peer support and mentoring, transition to the community, youth transition services, accessibility consultations, digital accessibility assessments, professional training and speaking, and more. They serve individuals of all ages and abilities, with a focus on empowering people with disabilities to live independently and participate fully in their communities.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Advocacy
Able South Carolina – Greenville provides advocacy services to support individuals with disabilities in achieving their goals and promoting their rights.
Independent Living Information and Referrals
They offer information and referrals on independent living services, including housing, employment, and transportation.
Peer Support and Mentoring
Able South Carolina – Greenville provides peer support and mentoring services to help individuals with disabilities connect with others who share similar experiences and goals.
Transition to the Community
They offer transition services to support individuals with disabilities as they move from school to adult life, including transition planning and support.
Youth Transition Services
Able South Carolina – Greenville provides youth transition services to support young people with disabilities as they transition from school to adult life.
Accessibility Consultations
They offer accessibility consultations to help individuals and organizations create accessible environments and services.