About
Dakota Center for Independent Living is a nonprofit agency that promotes full inclusion for people with disabilities by advocating for the reduction of architectural, social, and attitudinal barriers. They provide assistance to people with disabilities so that they can live independently in their community. The organization's services are available to any individual with a significant disability, regardless of age, color, creed, gender, national origin, race, religion, or type of significant disability. They do not require proof of diagnosis or medical records in order to render services. Dakota Center for Independent Living has two locations: Bismarck and Dickinson, North Dakota. Their services include information and referral, peer support, individual advocacy, independent skills training, and transitional services. They also host events and provide resources to help individuals with disabilities live independently and fully included in their communities.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Information & Referral
Dakota Center for Independent Living provides information on a wide variety of disability-related topics and makes referrals to other agencies for services and community resources.
Peer Support
The Peer Support Program is designed to promote positive coping skills for people with disabilities, including individuals with newly acquired disabilities.
Individual Advocacy
Dakota Center for Independent Living works with people with disabilities to support themselves in safeguarding their civil rights.
Independent Skills Training
Training is provided on a one-to-one setting in areas of meal planning, money management, community integration, and other skills to increase independence in their homes and communities.
Transitional Services
Dakota Center for Independent Living helps individuals transition into the community.