We work with people with disabilities to acquire the essential skills needed to enable them to work, play, and live independently in their community.
We work with individuals to help them navigate and access community resources. We also work within our communities to remove barriers and advocate for equal opportunities for people with disabilities.
We are committed to helping people with disabilities locate the information they need to allow them to live full, productive lives.
Peer support connects individuals with disabilities, fostering knowledge sharing, encouragement, and empowerment to build resilience and confidence in navigating life challenges.
These services aid youth in transitioning after high school to education, employment, or independent living. They also help individuals transition to or stay in their homes and communities instead of nursing facilities.
If you can’t find what you need on our site, please contact our team for personalized support and guidance.
Disability Network West Michigan will be closed on July 4th in observance of Independence Day.
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