Community Partners

Community Partners are organizations that support the mission of the Indiana Disability Alliance and wish to collaborate through information sharing, educational opportunities, resource exchange, and issue-specific initiatives.
accessABILITY logo with the word 'accessABILITY' in blue tones, featuring a stylized swoosh integrated into the letter 'A.'
accessABILITY’s mission is to empower our peers with disabilities to lead and control independent lives fully included in community life.
ATTIC, Inc. logo featuring the word “ATTIC, INC.” in black text with a stylized yellow-and-black attic roof and ladder graphic above the letters. Three small stars appear above the roof. Below the company name is the tagline: “Empowering People with Disabilities.”

ATTIC, INC. serves individuals of all ages with disabilities. We refer to these individuals as consumers to acknowledge their inherent right to maintain personal control over their lives and make autonomous decisions.

Governor’s Council for People with Disabilities logo featuring a blue circular seal with a torch and stylized flame at the center.

The Governor’s Council for People with Disabilities (GCPD) is Indiana’s independent state agency working to advance policies and practices that promote respect, self‑determination, and meaningful inclusion for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. 

Indiana Association of the Deaf logo featuring large blue letters “IAD” in the center of a circular design. A yellow outer ring with blue text reads “Indiana Association of the Deaf” across the top and sides, with “1886” at the bottom. The logo uses blue and yellow colors.

The Indiana Association of the Deaf (IAD) is a statewide nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting and advancing the civil, human, and American Sign Language (ASL) linguistic rights of Deaf Hoosiers through advocacy, education, and community engagement.

Logo for Indiana Families United for Care featuring a blue outline of the state of Indiana. Inside the state outline is a line-art illustration of a house with hands surrounding a medical cross and a heart symbol, representing family support and care. Below the graphic, the text reads “Indiana Families” in a script font and “UNITED FOR CARE” in uppercase letters. The logo is displayed in blue on a white background.

Indiana Families United for Care works to improve disability services and outcomes for individuals with disabilities by empowering advocates, advancing sustainable Medicaid policy, and removing barriers to high-quality, person-centered care.

INSOURCE logo featuring a red outline of Indiana, large blue 'INSOURCE' text crossed by an arc, and the tagline 'Every learner. Every family. Every educator.'
IN*SOURCE’s mission is to provide high quality information, training and support to families of children and young adults with disabilities and the individuals and organizations who serve them.
The League logo featuring a red and gold abstract human figure above the words 'THE LEAGUE' in large dark serif lettering.
The League’s mission is to provide and promote opportunities that empower people with disabilities to achieve their potential.
My Autism Ally logo showing a white butterfly with a red puzzle piece at the center.
My Autism Ally is dedicated to helping those affected by autism to reach their full potential regardless of their gender, race, age or level of severity by providing support and information to individuals, families, and communities in Indiana.
Teal flower-shaped logo with six overlapping petals outlined in white. Each petal contains a white accessibility-related symbol: an open book, a wheelchair user, a computer monitor, a person using a white cane, and hands forming an American Sign Language gesture. The petals converge at the center, representing different forms of accessibility, communication, technology, education, and independent living.

The Southern Indiana Center for Independent Living (SICIL) helps people with disabilities make their own choices, live independently, and be active in the communities they choose.

The WILL Center logo featuring an orange and black stylized person reaching upward toward three stars, alongside the text 'THE WILL CENTER' in black.
The WILL Center’s mission is to empower people with disabilities to ensure that they have full and complete access to community resources to promote their independence.

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