About
They provide direct services, combined with advocacy for social change to allow greater integration of persons with disabilities into mainstream life. Their team provides assistance for people with disabilities in the central Illinois community. They offer various core services, including Independent Living Skills Training, Transition Service, Information and Referral, Systems Change Advocacy, and Peer Support Services. Advocates for Access is committed to empowering people with disabilities to live independently in their community.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
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Services & specialties
Independent Living Skills Training
Provides individualized instruction in life skills by setting and achieving goals such as using public transportation, money management, social skills, attendant management, nutrition, and self-advocacy.
Transition Service
Facilitates the transition from nursing homes and other institutions to home and community based living; provides assistance to those at risk of entering an institution, and facilitates the transition of youth with disabilities into higher education, the workforce and the community.
Information and Referral
Provides information about disability issues and referral to other agencies, which provide services to people with disabilities. This is available to the public and to consumers.
Systems Change Advocacy
Strives to change policies to make government, transportation, and housing systems more accessible to people with disabilities.
Peer Support Services
Supporting people as they deal with emotional aspects of their disabilities in group and individual settings.