Great Lakes Talking Books provides a free braille and talking book service, circulating books and magazines in braille or audio formats that are instantly downloadable to a personal device by way of the BARD Mobile app, or equipment and digital audio cartridges are delivered by mail free of charge. Individuals are eligible for service provided they meet any of the following criteria:

• are blind or have a visual impairment that makes them unable to comfortably read print books,
• have a perceptual or reading disability, or
• have a physical disability that makes it hard to hold or manipulate a book or to focus or move the eyes as needed to read a print book.

The Greater Boston Chapter of the National Spinal Cord Injury Association is a 501 (c) (3) organization working to reach, inspire, support and empower individuals and their families affected by spinal cord injury and paralysis throughout Massachusetts.

Provides free legal assistance and representation on civil (noncriminal) matters to hundreds of the neediest residents in the city of Boston and 31 surrounding cities and towns.

Provides free legal assistance and representation on civil (noncriminal) matters to hundreds of the neediest residents in the city of Boston and 31 surrounding cities and towns.

The Greater Kansas City Spinal Cord Injury Association is a consortium of individuals with spinal cord impairment, health care professionals and service providers.

It is the mission of GLTA to provide safe, affordable and reliable transportation service to all residents in the service area. To work on a continuous basis on improvements that will benefit our riders.

Dedicated to building healthy and more livable communities, where critical home and community-based services and supports are fully accessible to older adults, people living with disabilities, and their caregivers.

The primary purpose of the Aging and Disability Program is to coordinate the delivery of services and programs which promote an environment conducive to enhancing the quality of life of the region’s older population.

Providing resources to support older adults and younger individuals with disabilities so that they can maintain their well-being and independence in the community.

Offers a gathering place and opportunity for different generations to build valuable relationships through a variety of activities.