Voluntary vs. Involuntary Commitment Individuals with mental illness can voluntarily request and receive services or treatment from a variety of government, community, and private programs, including inpatient treatment in hospitals […]
Specialized items and services are called Assistive Technology We all have our favorite gadgets, electronic equipment, appliances and tools that make everyday tasks easier. People with disabilities may need modified […]
What is a Guardianship? Guardianship is a court process in which a judge decides if an adult can take care of their health, food, clothing, shelter, financial, or personal needs. […]
Once you turn 18, the law says you can make your own choices. If you would like or need help making decisions after 18, this fact sheet talks about some […]
Accessible Architecture at Places of Public Accommodation There is a set of standards for accessible architecture at all places of public accommodation. Places of public accommodation are physical places that […]
An ASL video providing information about public accommodations, including requests for interpreters, as well as how to contact the Disability Law Center for assistance.
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a law that makes it illegal to discriminate against people with disabilities, including the Deaf and people […]
Most Childcare Centers are Covered by the ADA Many laws impact disability rights and accessibility standards. Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act applies to State and local government […]
What is a Reasonable Accommodation/Modification to Policy or Procedure? A reasonable accommodation/modification to policy or procedure is a change or adjustment to assist an individual with a disability in enjoying […]
Does my child need a health care plan for school? If your child has a health condition, they may or may not need a health care plan for school. There […]