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Scroll down for links to government agencies and disability rights organizations in Georgia. They may be able assist you with: disability advocacy; home health services; home care; nursing aide services; Medicaid; accessing other community resources to help people with disabilities.
We offer programs for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and medically complex conditions. Services are designed with the belief that with the right support, people of all abilities are capable of thriving in the communities they call home.
Through contracts with the 12 AAAs, the Division of Aging Services supports older adults, adults living with a disability and their caregivers through a variety of Home and Community-Based Services and other supportive services.
Find state services and support in Georgia for people with disabilities and caregivers. Contact the Aging and Disability Network for information about services, programs, and benefits for older people and those with disabilities.
To find the center that serves you, roll over the icons on the map closest to your county, or view the list below. Serves the following counties in West Central Georgia: Chattahoochee, Harris, Marion, Muskogee, Quitman, Stewart, Talbot, Taylor and Webster. Also, serves (information and referral only) Crisp, Dooly, Macon, Schley, and Sumter.
People with disabilities have the right to be independent, make decisions for themselves, have access to their community, and to achieve goals in life like any other individual. disABILITY LINK is committed to promoting the rights of all people with disabilities.
Friends of Disabled Adults & Children (FODAC) 4900 Lewis Road Stone Mountain, GA 30083 770-491-9014 (voice) 711 (tty) 1-866-977-1204 (toll free) https://www.fodac.org; Georgia Aging and Disability Resource Connection 866-552-4464 (toll free) https://www.georgiaadrc.com; Georgia Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (GCDHH) 2296 Henderson Mill ...
