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Until further notice, the office and Loan Closet will be closed.
All other services and programs will continue virtually.
Sorry for any inconveniences.
If you need to contact us: Please call 517-782-6054 or
message us on Facebook during working hours.
While we plan on having the Loan Closet open every day, because of COVID there may be times we feel it is unsafe to do so out of concern for the people we serve and the people we employ. We ask you please call AHEAD (517)782-6054 to check if it is open and to request equipment so we can make the process easier for all involved. Fix-dis services are under the same conditions as the Loan Closet. Equipment must be dropped off the Tuesday before to allow proper sterilization time for people working on equipment.
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Find a COVID 19 Vaccine near you - Vaccines.gov Need help finding a vaccine? Call 1-800-232-0233 (TTY 888-720-7489) All Michigan resident's 12+ are now eligible for the COVID vaccine
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Medicare’s Open Enrollment Period runs October 15 through December 7 and is the time of year when you can make changes to your Medicare coverage.
The changes you make will take effect on January 1, 2022.
Take action during Open Enrollment to make sure your coverage will meet your needs in 2022!
Meet with a Certified Medicare Counselor to review the changes you can make during Open Enrollment, including:
· Joining a new Medicare Advantage Plan or changing your current plan
· Joining a new Medicare Part D prescription drug plan or changing your current plan
· Switching from Original Medicare to a Medicare Advantage Plan
· Switching from a Medicare Advantage Plan to Original Medicare
To learn more about about Medicare, visit www.medicare.gov.The partnership with U of M and disAbility Connections has provided a great video of the importance of accessibility and the impact it has on people. Please watch the video and click on the link below to read the article that goes with it.
How different would the story have been if Victor Frankenstein and the villagers had reacted to the “creature” not with fear and violence, but with “yes and” and “got your back”?
Watch Jim Ansaldo from the Indiana Institute On Disability at Indiana University, lead this participatory, thoughtful, and fun session. They used improv-- the art of making things up on the spot -- to explore these ideas and co-create new stories of disability that represent our highest aspirations.
Get ready to follow along in this active and fun presentation, focused around how we can change the discourse about disability.
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Pedaling for Parkinson's @ Jackson YMCA Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays: 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. 127 W. Wesley Jackson, MI 49201. Classes run in 8 week sessions. Participants can register at any time. For additional information you can contact Marilyn Guidinger at (517) 914-5186 or Shawna Tello of YMCA at (517) 782-0537 | Upcoming Events
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YOUR OPINION COUNTS
The Statewide Independent Living Council (SILC) needs to hear directly from people who have disabilities, their family members, friends, caregivers and other stakeholders. Your participation in the process is vital and we appreciate your time and consideration in completing this survey.
The information collected will help to assess how those programs and services are meeting the needs of people who have disabilities living in Michigan. The following link will take you to the survey.