Disability Action Center NW Lewiston Office

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Disability Action Center NW Lewiston Office The remaining is funded by non-governmental sources. Peer Support-
Taking new risks and becoming independent can be hard.

Disability Action Center NEW, a Center for Independent Living, works to further the Independent Living Movement by promoting Independence, Equality, & Justice. 19% of funding comes from ACL/HHS. Talking to someone who has been in a similar situation can help. DAC offers: Contact with peers;
Peer counseling for individuals, groups, and families; and
Group activities and group meetings. Living Skills-
People often must learn new skills to be independent. The DAC staff and volunteers can help you learn to:
Manage finances;
Be assertive in the community;
Communicate effectively;
Advocate for yourself and your rights; and
Do daily tasks in the new way. Technology-
DAC wants to bridge the "digital divide" so that people with disabilities have equal access to all that computers can offer. We provide: A computer lab with broadband internet access;
Classes and individual tutoring in computer and internet basics; and
Donated computers for home use. In-Home Support Services-
Ask about our "Personal Assistant" services. DAC takes care of the billing and payroll; you do the hiring and supervising! Make your own decisions;
Manage your care without agency-control; and
Get the very best support services. Information & Referral-
As the saying goes, "information is power!" To control your life, you need accessible and accurate information. To help fulfill this need, DAC provides advocacy services in the following areas and many more: Community services and organizations;
Disability laws;
Independent Living issues;
Accessible housing and transportation;
Different types of disabilities;
Removing architectural barriers;
Tips on performing daily activities;
Assistive technology (A.T.);
Regular newsletter; and
Community events.

Want your voice heard? Come to the Legislative Send Off luncheons. Legislators will participate in a panel discussion an...
10/27/2026

Want your voice heard? Come to the Legislative Send Off luncheons. Legislators will participate in a panel discussion and you will have the opportunity to ask questions.
Washington: November 12th, 11am-1pm at the Holiday Inn in Clarkston.
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Idaho: November 17th, 11am-1pm at the Courtyard by Marriott Lewiston.
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These luncheons are free sponsored by Schweitzer Engineering.

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Find us at the Community Resource Fair at Walla Walla Community College on Wednesday November 4th! We will bring free po...
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Find us at the Community Resource Fair at Walla Walla Community College on Wednesday November 4th! We will bring free popcorn.

If you are in need of coats for your family, mark your calendar for November 7th.
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If you are in need of coats for your family, mark your calendar for November 7th.

If you need coats for your family stop by the Salvation Army Chapel on the first and second Saturday in November.

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(Image: White woman with a developmental disability wearing a light blue Kansas Jayhawks t-shirt)

Share your story.

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Register now for the Walk to End Alzheimer's this Saturday.

988 Specialized Services for LGBTQ+ Youth and Young Adults (Press 3) is Restored. On Sept. 30, the 988 Su***de and Crisi...
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988 Specialized Services for LGBTQ+ Youth and Young Adults (Press 3) is Restored. On Sept. 30, the 988 Su***de and Crisis Lifeline’s “Press 3” option was reinstated after being abruptly eliminated last year. This restoration marks an important step to supporting the mental health of the LGBTQ+ community, and it comes following sustained advocacy from NAMI, the broader mental health community, and bipartisan congressional champions.

Today is World Mental Health Day! Let's take a moment to encourage honest conversations, active listening, and checking ...
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Today is World Mental Health Day! Let's take a moment to encourage honest conversations, active listening, and checking in on friends, family, and coworkers.
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OUR OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY IN OBSERVANCE OFINDIGENOUS PEOPLE'S DAY
10/09/2026

OUR OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY IN OBSERVANCE OF
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE'S DAY

Address

330 5th Street
Lewiston, ID
83501

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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+12087469033

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