NWGA Center for Independent Living

Recently I had an opportunity to go to Amicalola Falls State Park where they also have a zip line. My family decided to participate in the zip line they have there. As a person who is legally blind this was a great experience. I did need help with registering as they use your phone number … Continue reading →

May 16th, 2022 Position Opening:  Community Transition Coordinator Full-Time Position Qualifications Bachelor’s Degree in the field of study relevant to the provision of Independent Living Services or at least one year of experience in the direct delivery of human services.  Personal experience in independent living and/or a personal experience with living with a disability may … Continue reading →

This year’s awareness day fall on May 19. What do you appreciate about accessible options?

Shoutout to Walker County and ARC Quinn and Kathy had a great time meeting all the folks that came together to make this a success.

Join us for a peek at our services and what we can do to help your community become a more accessible place!

NWGA CIL is (virtually) coming to Gilmer County! We’re inviting all people with disabilities, agencies, nursing home facilities, youth organizations, and other interested citizens to attend. Come learn how our services can assist you, including how we can help those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic! Wednesday, April 27th at 2pmVia Zoom or Phone Please contact … Continue reading →

Housing is a Human Right! We need your feedback! Join us for a town hall focused on housing for people who have disabilities. Housing Town Hall Wednesday, April 20th 2pm – 3:30pm Join via Zoom or phone Email Christina Holtzclaw at choltzclaw@nwgacil.org for the meeting link. Need more info? Give us a call! 706-314-0008 If … Continue reading →