Disability Link

Advocacy & Information and ReferralService

Staff help people with disabilities, their families, and others find services such as housing, transportation, assistive technology, and benefits. They also help people speak up for their rights and use support systems.

Assistive TechnologyService

People can try out tools in a demo area, from simple items like grabbers and styluses to CCTVs, tablets, and software. Staff help match tools to a person's life and needs.

Balancing Incentive Program (BIP) Access PointService

The center is an access point for Georgia's Aging and Disability Resource Connection. People can call a state phone line to be connected to aging and disability services. Callers may get calls back from anywhere in the state.

Core Independent Living ServicesService

These are five main services: advocacy, independent living skills, information and referral, peer counseling, and transition services. They help people with disabilities build skills and make their own choices.

Deaf/Blind ServicesService

This program coordinates services for people with hearing and/or vision loss. It offers one-on-one training and workshops on alternative communication, computers, getting around with a long cane, and jobs.

Employment Services (Ticket to Work, LEAPS, GVRA)Service

The center helps people with disabilities get ready for work and find jobs. It is a Ticket to Work Employment Network, works with Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency, and runs the LEAPS peer-support job program.

Empowering Our Youth (EOY) / W.A.T.C.H. M.E.Program

A youth group run for and by young people with disabilities ages 14 to 29. Members speak up for themselves, build independence skills, and have fun.H.E. activities happen a few days one week each month.

Health and WellnessProgram

A program with classes and a small gym to help people with any disability learn to live a healthier, more active life. A Health and Wellness Specialist helps each person set and reach health goals.