Consumer Assistance Program Application
Assisting Individuals with Disabilities and Their Families
SOCIL believes that people with disabilities have the right to choices and opportunities in society that support and maximize their empowerment, inclusion, leadership, independence, and full participation in community life. Centers for Independent Living are unique in that we serve the consumers of our community specifically related to their needs. To that end, through our consumer assistance program SOCIL is considering requests to secure technology devices or software, PPE, or transportation assistance. SOCIL will approve the applications based on need and available resources. Applicants will be required to submit all requested documentation. Incomplete applications will not be considered, no exceptions.
"Per the Americans with Disabilities Act, qualified individuals must have a disability or be the care-giver of a person with a disability which impacts a major life area. The condition must be permanent. If the condition is in remission it must impact a major life area when active. Those with a history of drug use must be in recovery to qualify and that history of drug use must currently impact a major life area."
Consumer Assistance Program Application and Additional Details
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Adaptive Sports/Recreation Scholarship
Southeastern Ohio Center for Independent Living (SOCIL) is committed to maximize adaptive sports/recreation opportunities for individuals with disabilities. SOCIL has funds to assist individuals with registration costs to participate in Adaptive Sports/Recreation Opportunities.
- Individuals must be 5 years & up
- Individuals should demonstrate a sincere interest in learning/participating in activity/event
Adaptive Sports/Recreation Scholarship Application
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Opportunity to give back by becoming a SOCIL Board Member
Currently SOCIL is accepting applications from individuals with an interest and ability to:
- Advocate for people with disabilities;
- Advance the rights of people with disabilities;
- Provide help with disability issues, public relations, and fundraising;
- Promote the independent living philosophy.
The Board of Directors is comprised of up to ten individuals who are appointed for three- year terms and serve on a voluntary basis.
Members are people with disabilities, or parents of people with disabilities, or dedicated community members that are eligible.
They meet once per month during the day for about two hours.
Funds are available to assist with transportation costs.
If you are interested in applying please complete and email the attached application to
rachelssocil@gmail.com
or call
740-689-1494
. The Board will be reviewing applications at an upcoming board meeting.
Thank you for considering sharing your skills with our agency!