Appalachian Center for Independent Living

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Appalachian Center for Independent Living Empowering West Virginians with disabilities of all ages to live their lives independently.

We are here to support you with the services and training needed for success and self fulfillment.

11/04/2026

Kanawha County! FEMA will be in Point Lick starting TOMORROW, Wednesday, November 4th until Friday the 6th. Go visit the pop-up site to ask questions, chat with representatives, and apply for federal disaster aid for the August storms. 📢 📢 📢

11/03/2026

Check out our Community Education Calendar and join us! Call us for a ride to a class 304-965-0376.

11/03/2026
11/03/2026

We are nearing the end of the year, and the Wellness Center is ready to begin helping you with your upcoming resolutions! Join us next month!!

11/03/2026

When a brain injury occurs, the aftermath can feel like a whirlwind. Survivors and their families may find themselves with more questions than answers.

That's why we developed Understanding the Brain Injury Journey: A Practical Guide for Families — and why we offer it as a free downloadable resource for all survivors, family members, and caregivers looking for answers and information about navigating life after brain injury. Because we know that when people have access to clear, practical information, it can help them better understand the recovery process, prepare for next steps, and make a meaningful difference in their recovery and long-term outcomes.

Whether you or your loved one has just sustained a brain injury or you're years in on this journey, we're here to help you every step of the way. Because no one should have to navigate the brain injury journey alone.

11/03/2026
11/03/2026

Have you voted yet? 🗳️ Mothman is watching, and he wants you at the polls!

Check your status and find your polling place: www.vote.org


11/03/2026

Election Day in the U.S. is next Tuesday, and Disability Belongs® wants you to know your rights!

• Accessible polling places: Your polling place must be physically accessible. If it is not, you may be able to vote curbside or at an alternative location (if available in your state).
• Accessible voting equipment: Every polling place must have at least one accessible voting machine that allows you to vote privately and independently.
• Assistance while voting: You may bring someone to help you vote, or you may ask an election worker for assistance. You cannot be denied assistance if you need it.
• Communication access: You have the right to receive voting information in an accessible format and to communicate your needs.
• No discrimination: Voters with disabilities must have a full and equal opportunity to participate in voting and cannot be denied access simply because they have a disability.

Find more information and resources on voting at www.DisabilityBelongs.org/Vote!

Address

1701 5th Avenue Suite 15
Charleston, WV
25387

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+13049650376

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