About
Disability Rights Connecticut (DRCT) is an independent, statewide non-profit disability advocacy organization that advocates for the civil and human rights of individuals with disabilities in Connecticut. As Connecticut's designated Protection & Advocacy System, DRCT works to advance and protect the rights of individuals with disabilities to participate equally and fully in all facets of community life. With a focus on advocacy, education, investigation, and legal remedies, DRCT strives to create a more inclusive and equitable society for people with disabilities. The organization is led by Executive Director Tobey Partch-Davies, a nationally recognized expert in disability studies and systems change. DRCT is committed to empowering individuals with disabilities and their families to make informed decisions and exercise their rights.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Advocacy
Disability Rights Connecticut advocates for the civil and human rights of individuals with disabilities in Connecticut.
Education
DRCT provides education and resources to individuals with disabilities and their families to empower them to make informed decisions and exercise their rights.
Investigation
The organization conducts investigations into systemic failures and rights violations affecting individuals with disabilities in Connecticut.
Legal Remedies
DRCT pursues legal, administrative, and other appropriate remedies to advance and protect the rights of individuals with disabilities.