Disability Network of Michigan

Description:

Michigan CIL Directory

1a. Disability Network Southwest Michigan
2900 Lakeview Avenue, St. Joseph, MI 49085
web: www.dnswm.org
voice: (269) 985-0111 | toll free: (877) 674-5209
fax: (269) 983-4028

1b. Disability Network Southwest Michigan
517 E. Crosstown Parkway, Kalamazoo, MI 49001
web: www.dnswm.org
voice: (269) 345-1516 | toll free: (877) 674-5209
fax: (269) 345-0229

2. disAbility Connections
409 Linden Avenue, Jackson, MI 49203
web: www.disabilityconnect.org
voice: (517) 782-6054 | fax: (269) 782-3118

3. Ann Arbor CIL
3941 Research Park Drive, Ann Arbor, MI 48108
web: www.annarborcil.org
voice: (734) 971-0277 | TDD: (734) 971-0310
fax: (734) 971-0826

4. Disability Network/Wayne County
5555 Conner, Suite 2224, Detroit, MI 48213
web: www.dnwayne.org
voice: (313) 923-1655 | fax: (313) 923-1404

5. Disability Network/Oakland & Macomb
1709 John R Road, Troy, MI 48083
web: www.dnom.org
voice: (586) 268-4160 | fax: (586) 285-9942

6. Blue Water CIL
1042 Griswold Street., Ste 2, Port Huron, MI 48060
web: www.bwcil.org
voice/TDD: (810) 987-9337 | toll free: (800) 527-2167
fax: (810) 987-9548

7. Disability Network/Flint & Genesee
3600 S. Dort Highway, Suite 54, Flint, MI 48507
web: www.disnetwork.org
voice: (810) 742-1800 | toll free: (800) 232-6040
TDD: (810) 742-7647 | fax: (810) 742-2400

8. Disability Network/Mid-Michigan
1705 S. Saginaw Road, Midland, MI 48640
web: www.dnmm.org
voice: (989) 835-4041 | toll free: (800) 782-4160
fax: (989) 835-8121

9. Disability Network/Capital Area
2812 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Lansing, MI 48906
web: www.dncap.org
voice: (517) 999-2760 | fax: (517-999-2727

10. Disability Advocates of Kent County
3600 Camelot Dr., SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49546
web: www.dakc.us
voice & TDD: (616) 949-1100 | fax: (616) 949-7865

11. Disability Network/Lakeshore
426 Century Lane, Holland, MI 49423
web: www.dnlakeshore.org
voice: (616) 396-5326 | fax: (616) 396-3220

12. Disability Network West Michigan
27 E. Clay Ave, Muskegon, MI 49442
web: www.disabilitynetworkwm.org
phone: (231) 722-0088 | fax: (231) 722-0066

13. Disability Network/Northern Michigan
415 East Eighth Street, Traverse City, MI 49686
web: www.disabilitynetwork.org
voice: (231) 922-0903 | toll free: (866) 869-8600
fax: (231) 922-2597

14. Superior Alliance for Independent Living
1200 Wright Street, Ste A, Marquette, MI 49855
web: www.upsail.org
voice: (906) 228-5744 | toll free: (800) 379-7245
fax: (906) 228-5573

Welcome to Disability Network/Michigan

Disability Network/Michigan represents the collective voice of Michigan’s 15 Centers for Independent Living (CILs). Our focus is on leadership development, relationship building, effective communication and mobilizing around issues that will have the greatest impact on delivering high-quality independent living services to people with disabilities.

We do this through:

Convening leadership teams & issue teams
Providing relevant trainings to members
Engaging with key partners and the legislature
Employing effective communication strategies
Promoting the network of CILs

Disability Network/ Michigan member CILs are consumer driven, community based, cross disability organizations that promote independence and self determination for people with disabilities. They are consumer driven because people with disabilities form a majority of their governing boards, as well as a majority of their staffs and a majority of individuals in decision making positions. They are “community based” because they are designed and operated by people with disabilities within their local communities.

The goal of CILs is to assure that people with disabilities have the services and supports essential to make informed choices, to have personal control over their own lives, and to participate to the fullest extent possible in the everyday activities of work, home, family, and community.

CILs are authorized under Title VII of the federal Rehabilitation Act and are supported by funding from a variety of federal, state, and local sources. They provide an array of Independent Living (IL) services and supports tailored to the needs identified by the local disability community. CIL community development activities remove barrier to independence and increase local options available to people with disabilities. They include:

Community needs assessment
Inter-agency coordination
Systems advocacy for needed community change (especially the development of needed services resources)
Technical assistance to other organizations and agencies on disability matters
Public information and education
Outreach to unserved and underserved consumers

CIL direct services “empower” people with disabilities to take responsibility for their own lives, achieve personal goals, and become more effective members of their families and communities. They include the IL core services of:

Advocacy
Information & Referral
School to Work Transition
Peer Support
IL Skills Support
Transition to Community Based Living

Based upon consumer and community needs, CILs additionally provide other needed services not available within the community.

Eligibility: People with disabilities of all ages and characteristics are eligible for IL services.

Location: Disability Network/Mid-Michigan

Service Address:

1705 S. Saginaw Rd., Midland, MI 48640

Contact Number:

(989) 835-4041, (800) 782-4160

Email:

info@disabilitynetwork.net, info@dnmm.org

Administrative Contact Number:

(989) 835-4041

Administrative Email:

info@disabilitynetwork.net

Category: Adult Services

Service: Additional Adult Services

Age Groups:

- 19 - 25

- 26 - 99

Delivery Method:

- Center Based

- Telehealth

Category: Adult Services

Service: Adult Daily Living Supports (Respite, CLS, MDHHS, etc.)

Insurance:

- - Other Insurance(s) NOT listed

- - Private Pay

Age Groups:

- 19 - 25

- 26 - 99

Category: Adult Services

Service: Adult Financial Planning

Age Groups:

- 19 - 25

- 26 - 99

Delivery Method:

- Center Based

- Telehealth

Category: Adult Services

Service: Adult Housing & Living Options

Insurance:

- - Other Insurance(s) NOT listed

- - Private Pay

Age Groups:

- 19 - 25

- 26 - 99

Category: Adult Services

Service: Employment Supports

Age Groups:

- 13 - 18

- 19 - 25

- 26 - 99

Delivery Method:

- Center Based

- Telehealth

Category: Advocacy

Service: Advocacy and Disability Agencies

Age Groups:

- 13 - 18

- 19 - 25

- 26 - 99

Delivery Method:

- Center Based

- Telehealth

Category: Autism Related Products and Services

Service: Autism Related Products and Services

Age Groups:

- 19 - 25

- 26 - 99

Category: Autism Therapies

Service: Occupational Therapy

Insurance:

- - Other Insurance(s) NOT listed

- - Private Pay

Age Groups:

- 19 - 25

- 26 - 99

Delivery Method:

- Center Based

- Home Based

Category: Community Activities

Service: Adaptive Sports

Age Groups:

- 19 - 25

- 26 - 99

Category: Community Activities

Service: Additional Community Activities

Age Groups:

- 19 - 25

- 26 - 99

Category: Community Activities

Service: Recreation Activities

Age Groups:

- 19 - 25

- 26 - 99

Category: Community Activities

Service: Social Group Activities

Age Groups:

- 19 - 25

- 26 - 99

Category: Education Supports

Service: Additional Education Supports

Age Groups:

- 19 - 25

- 26 - 99

Category: Lifestyle Supports

Service: Additional Lifestyle Supports

Age Groups:

- 19 - 25

- 26 - 99

Delivery Method:

- Center Based

- Telehealth

Category: Lifestyle Supports

Service: Caregiver Workshops

Age Groups:

- 19 - 25

- 26 - 99

Delivery Method:

- Center Based

- Telehealth

Category: Lifestyle Supports

Service: Life Coaches and Consultants

Age Groups:

- 19 - 25

- 26 - 99

Delivery Method:

- Center Based

- Telehealth

Category: Support Group

Service: Parent and Caregiver Support Groups

Age Groups:

- 19 - 25

- 26 - 99

Delivery Method:

- Center Based

- Telehealth

Category: Support Group

Service: Support Groups for Adults with ASD

Age Groups:

- 19 - 25

- 26 - 99

Delivery Method:

- Center Based

- Telehealth

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