Our Mission
To empower people with disabilities to ensure that they have full and complete access to community resources to promote their independence.
Low Vision Program (Chapter Two)
The Older Blind and Visually Impaired program (Chapter 2) assists people aged 55 and older who are experiencing issues associated
with visual impairment. All Chapter 2 services are provided free of charge.
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Sight Loss Support Groups
During these meetings individuals and family members are introduced to resources, low vision aids and peers who are visually
impaired. During the meetings guest speakers provide the latest information in the field of visual impairment.
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Welcome to The Wabash Independent Living and Learning Center
The WILL Center is a nonprofit, community based, nonresidential organization that is run by and for people with disabilities and provides the following services:
- Individual Advocacy
- Systems Advocacy
- Information and Referral
- Independent Living Skills Training
- Assistive Technology Information
- ADA Information
- Peer Counseling
Serving: CLAY, PARKE, PUTNAM, VERMILLION, OWEN, & VIGO COUNTIES IN WEST CENTRAL INDIANA
News
October 22:
Please come join us at the Honey Creek Mall on October the 22nd at 8 A.M. for the WILL Center Mile walk-a-thon. All proceeds will help fund activities to support people with disabilities in the Wabash Valley to become more independent and employable. Click here to download a sponsorship form.
August 27:
Wheels for WILL Auto Auction, in conjunction with Downtown Terre Haute’s Block Party August 27, 2011 from 4 to 6 p.m., or until the cars are all auctioned off. The auction will take place on Wabash Avenue in front of the Parking Garage.
September 9th:
The WILL Center is pleased to announce that the Governor’s Council for People with Disabilities has awarded its 2010 Community Spirit Distinguished Leadership award to the Wabash Valley’s Disability Awareness Work Group. DAWG has been recognized for its collaboration in bringing greater awareness to disability issues during Disability Awareness Month in March, and through events throughout the year. DAWG is comprised of the following organizations:
- About Special Kids
- Arc of Vigo County
- Area 7 Agency on Aging & Disabled
- Bridges
- C.A.R.S.
- C.A.S.Y.
- Children’s Bureau
- Fifth Freedom Network
- Goodwill Industries
- Hamilton Center’s Spectrum Services
- Happiness Bag, Inc.
- Harrison College
- Help at Home
- Indiana Brain Injury Association
- Indiana State University through Blumberg Center
- Individual family members and caregivers of people with disabilities
- Ivy Tech Community College – Wabash Valley Region
- Lifeline
- Mosaic
- Project Search
- Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
- St. Mary of the Woods College
- Southwest Indiana Respiratory Disease Program
- Special Olympics of Indiana
- Terre Haute Human Relations Commission
- United Cerebral Palsy
- Vigo County School Corporation’s Covered Bridge Special Education District
- Vocational Rehabilitation Services
- The Wabash Independent Living & Learning (WILL) Center
- Work One