With the new year comes the same great programming we have always offered, along with some new options. If you are looking for ways to connect to people in the disability community, are interested in learning more about disability, or need to connect to services, please contact us—we are here for you.

Follow this link to learn more about Disability Network's programming in 2022.

If you are a person with a disability who needs help getting your COVID-19 vaccine or booster, please contact us. We can help with things like arranging transportation, finding a location near you, and making appointments.

Follow this link for vaccine assistance or contact Lisa Brink at 269-345-1516 ext. 111.

We have made some changes to our online publications. The e-LINK is now a shorter monthly publication; DARE is our new Disability Rights publication, and we are offering a monthly announcement of Upcoming Education & Events.

Follow this link for more information and to sign up for our e-publications.

Many people in the workplace struggle with how to talk about disability -- unsure what words or phrases to use and which ones to avoid. Although preferred language can differ, there are some universal good practices that can ensure respect and inclusion.

Follow this link to read the article, The Language of Disability in the Workplace.