Disability Network Capital Area

Our Vision For people with disabilities to be included in all aspects of the human experience. Our Mission Transforming thinking to improve the environment and quality of life for people with disabilities. History The Disability Network Capital Area, formerly known as Capital Area Center for Independent Living, has a rich and long history with the Greater Lansing Area. Established in 1976 and originally called the Handicapper Advocacy Alliance Inc., Disability Network Capital Area was founded by two Michigan State University students, Jeff Peters and Len Sawich. Along with their friend Duncan Wyeth, their vision was based on the work of...

Independent living skills assessment and development,rehabilitation counseling,community transition services,social work,spec-tran eligibility determination,employment training specialists,benefits counseling,information and referral,mi bridges navigators,and alliance of information and referral system

Disability network capital area operates in the Individual and family services industry.

Disability network capital area's revenue is 11m - 100m

Disability network capital area has 11 - 50 employees.