Center will be open until Noon on Friday, December 20th   Center will then be closed for the holiday break until Thursday, January 2nd at 8:00A.M..

Our Center reopens at 8:00am

Disability in Action provides computer classes here at our Center.  The classes are provided FREE of CHARGE, and it doesn’t matter what level you’re on when it comes to your computer skills.  We can  teach you something new at any level!  Learn how to type better, email faster, and work smarter.

DIA consumers who sign up for a ride with DIA by 3:00pm Thursday, Dec. 19th, will be transported by DIA to and from the Beltway Food pantry on Tuesday, Jan. 7th from 2:00pm-4:00pm.  Please contact Jamie McAfee at (3250 672-5460 to reserve  a ride. The first 12 people to sign up will ride, and the others will go on a waiting list.

We all experience stress from time to time.  This class is designed to provide support and encourage ways to handle stress more effectively.

Persons with a disability are invited to attend city council meetings and become informed about their community and to give input regarding issues of interest and concern to them.

Come and Learn a new language.  ASL can teach you how to Sign common words and phrases. Learn at your own pace.  This class is free of charge and open to the public. 

Come and Join us in our Reading Club here at Disability in Action.   We’ll have fun sharing your thoughts from a selected book or discuss what you’re currently reading.   We look forward to seeing you there!

The Amputee Support Group provides support and a forum to meet others who have experienced a life changing amputation. The group is dedicated to assisting each other to meet life challenges and provide education and camaraderie.

Disability in Action closed today in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr.  holiday.

We invite our consumers and their family members, as well as members of community agencies to come and learn what’s new at Disability in Action, and add to the discussion regarding how DIA can better serve our community.

Proving Peer Support is one of DIA’s fundamental core services.  We invite our consumers to come and share mutual interests as well as common issues and how they can be addressed together. There is no reason for anyone one to feel alone.  Peer support provides understanding, whatever your disability or challenge may be.

Persons with a disability are invited to attend city council meetings and become informed about their community and to give input regarding issues of interest and concern to them.