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Disability Services And Support Organization
Wilmington, NC
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Disability Services And Support Organization
Wilmington, NC
Disability Services And Support Organization
Wilmington, NC
Coastal Enterprises of Wilmington, founded in 1977, combines flexible business financing with advising for Maine and rural communities.
Disability Services And Support Organization
Wilmington, NC
Disability Resource Center provides housing advocacy, youth transition, peer support, and independent living skills services for people of all ages with disabilities.
Disability Services And Support Organization
Wilmington, NC
Disability Services And Support Organization
Wilmington, NC
Disability Services And Support Organization
Wilmington, NC
Special Olympics New Hanover County provides no-cost year-round training in 27 sports and inclusive competitions for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
Disability Services And Support Organization
Wilmington, NC
W.A.V.E.S. Day Program provides flexible Monday-to-Friday support for Wilmington adults 18 and older with intellectual or developmental disabilities at $50 per day.
Disability Services And Support Organization
Wilmington, NC
North Carolina Assistive Technology Program provides statewide assistive technology support, including free device demonstrations and short-term loans through regional centers.
Disability Services And Support Organization
Wilmington, NC
Disability Services And Support Organization
Wilmington, NC
North Carolina Statewide Independent Living Council is identified as North Carolina’s statewide independent living council and links to its official newsletter.
Costs vary by program. W.A.V.E.S. lists a fee of $50 per day, while Special Olympics New Hanover County offers its athletic programs at no cost to athletes and their families.
The Disability Resource Center offers housing advocacy, support for moving back into the community, independent-living skills, peer support, and disability-related information and referrals.
Yes. The North Carolina Assistive Technology Program provides free device demonstrations and short-term loans for devices used at home, work, school, or recreational locations.
The standard device-loan period is two weeks. Longer loans are available for toys and assistive technology intended for children from birth through age five.
Check the program's age range, support-level requirements, schedule, personal-care capacity, attendance flexibility, and fee. W.A.V.E.S. is designed for adults 18 and older with mild to minimal support needs who can participate in a group setting.