Michigan 2-1-1 is a free service that connects Michigan residents with help and answers from thousands of health and human services agencies and resources right in their communities—quickly, easily, and confidentially. What’s more, we use statistical data (not personally identifiable information) from calls and web visits to help shed a light on the nature of social needs in Michigan for government officials and decision-makers across the state.

Area Agency on Aging has a long history of helping older adults, people with disabilities and their caregivers in Tarrant County. As part of a network of 629 Area Agencies nationwide and one of 28 in the state of Texas, we are dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for our Tarrant County community and empowering people to thrive independently.

Building on our 98-year history, the United Way of Washtenaw County (UWWC) serves a county of 358,000, and focuses specifically on issues related to poverty and inequity.

By way of a thoughtfully planned combination of distinct and highly focused programs and services, UWAAA is helping people live healthier, more fulfilled and well-informed lives every day.

The University of Michigan Adaptive and Inclusive Sports Experience (UMAISE) aims to enhance the physical, social and emotional development for people with disabilities by providing quality, local and low-cost sports and recreation opportunities throughout the lifespan.

The University of Michigan Council for Disability Concerns works towards creating a community that respects disability, honors individual needs, and makes everything accessible. We were founded in 1983 by then University President Harold Shapiro, with the original charge to act in an advisory capacity regarding University programs and policies affecting people with disabilities. Today, the Council has over 300 members on its mailing list and includes U-M staff, faculty, students, and alumni from all campuses, as well as community members from Southeastern Michigan. Anyone is welcome to participate in the Council. If you would like more information, or to be added to our listserv, please email CfDC-admins@umich.edu.

Our Vision A community that respects disability, honors individual needs, and makes everything accessible.

Our Mission: We support change. We connect people, programs, and resources. We advocate for accessibility and inclusion. We educate the community. University of Michigan

The University of Wyoming paratransit service is available to individuals that are unable to ride the fixed route due to a disability. Eligibility is determined through the Transit and Parking Services office. Trips can be scheduled for any purpose within Laramie’s city limits.

Works to improve the lives of older adults and individuals with disabilities to help them function as independently as possible in their homes and communities.

Works to improve the lives of older adults and individuals with disabilities to help them function as independently as possible in their homes and communities.

Works to improve the lives of older adults and individuals with disabilities to help them function as independently as possible in their homes and communities.