Empowering people of all ages who have any disability to achieve and maintain Independent Living
To empower people with disabilities to ensure that they have full and complete access to community resources to
promote their independence.
“I can’t say enough about how helpful The WILL Center has been. Working with them has been an enormous asset in my life. The services they offer are both essential and hard to find, helping me move toward greater independence.
Having someone to guide me on my journey toward employment has made a tremendous difference. The staff are knowledgeable, supportive, and provide truly valuable services. They’ve also helped connect me to resources beyond what they offer.
I recommend The WILL Center to all my friends—anyone who needs a little extra help should reach out to their friendly and dedicated team.”
— Anonymous
“Krista and the WILL Center have helped me through so much—from my cancer journey to everyday life challenges. I’m truly grateful to have her support, and I appreciate everything the WILL Center has done for me.”
— Kim L
“I can’t express enough how much of a blessing the new ramp has been for me. The fact that it was completed in just one day is truly remarkable. When I used the ramp for the first time, I had no issues at all—it felt like a gift from above.
Thank you to everyone involved in making this happen. You’ve given me more than just a ramp—you’ve given me independence, comfort, and a renewed sense of gratitude.”
— Anonymous 🙏❤️
We offer a variety of programs that make a positive difference in the lives of those we
serve.
Explore them below.
The Low Vision Program provides free support to individuals aged 55 and older who are experiencing vision loss.
This program helps consumers maintain independence and improve quality of life through personalized services, resources, and skills training tailored to their unique needs.
The WILL Center’s Independent Living Program empowers people with disabilities to live independently and make informed choices. Services include skills training, peer support,
information and referral, advocacy, and transition assistance.
We work alongside individuals to build confidence, connect with resources, and achieve personal goals for independent living.
The Ramps for Freedom Program helps individuals with disabilities maintain safe and independent access to their homes. Through this program, we build ramps or low-rise steps for people who have difficulty navigating stairs due to mobility limitations.
To empower people with disabilities to ensure that they have full and complete access to community resources to promote their independence.
