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Jackson Center for Independent Living
JCIL - 1981 HOLLYWOOD DRIVE - JACKSON TN 38305 - Phone 731 668-2211

Advocacy - Assistance with personal, community, and systems advocacy. Empowering individuals to have increased access to the community by breaking down barriers and through systems change.
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JCIL feels that local governments should provide ADA information and guidelines to everyone applying for business licenses and that business licenses should not be issued to those not in compliance with the ADA.

ADA Technical Assistance - Providing Accessibility Surveys, training and technical assistance to individuals, businesses, and government entities concerning the Americans with Disabilities Act.

DOJ ADA HOME PAGE - DOJ SERVICE ANIMALS UPDATE

DISABILITYinfo.gov

ADA WATCH

UPDATE: SERVICE ANIMALS

HOW TO FILE ADA COMPLAINTS

Tennessee Disability Coalition

Disability Law & Advocacy Center of Tennessee (DLAC)

Vote Campaign - JCIL's first election

Voting in Tennessee - Election Commissions, District Maps

Contacting Your Tennessee Legislators


Recent DOJ ruling and it's about time, doctor... Any piece of medical equipment to which patients must transfer for examination or treatment purposes, including, but not limited to, examination tables and chairs, tables used for radiologic exams, and gurneys, shall lower to a point no greater than 17 - 19 inches from the floor. CLICK FOR DETAILS

Making HOPE Accessible

Mission Statement: The Jackson Center for Independent Living is a community based, nonresidential, consumer controlled program of services designed to enable persons with disabilities to achieve maximum independence and fully participate in all aspects of community life.

FACTS: A person living in a nursing home against their will is imprisoned. A person living in an inaccessible home is under house arrest. Until the state diverts adequate funds from nursing homes into home and community based care, we will do what we can to free our people not only by advocacy but with home modifications.

A UNITED WAY AGENCY