Independent Living Programs & Services
The Center for Independence offers a variety of programs and services to assist people with disabilities live more independently. All of our services are free (some of the recreation programs have a small fee associated) and available to people with disabilities. Please contact us to set up an appointment.
Our Programs
Low Vision: Older Blind Services Program
Hearing Services for Independent Living Program
Youth Transition Program
We help with benefits, service applications, support groups, and classes for young adults from ages 14-25. Find out more...
Job Training Program
Our vocational program helps our consumers join the workforce. The goal is to empower individuals, build self-confidence, and promote skills that translate into independent living, employment, and peer support. Find out more...
Computers: Assistive Technology Resource Center (ATRC)
We offer specialized computer software and hardware training in our computer lab or in your home for a variety of skill levels. We also offer training and demonstration of low vision equipment in our low vision lab. Find out more...
Recreation, Health & Wellness Program
We offer recreational, social activities, and classes on a variety of healthy living skills. Find out more...
Housing & Direct Services for Independent Living Program
We offer housing location assistance, nursing home transition, case management, benefit advocacy and application assistance. We also help with disability hearings, medical advocacy, grant assistance, durable medical equipment, daily living skills training, support group classes, information and referrals. Find out more...
Rurally Located? We have Outreach Services
In CFI’s service territory, we attend human service council meetings, provide in-home services, demonstrate assistive technology, perform benefits counseling and home safety assessments. We also have a satellite office located in Montrose. Find out more...
