IL Education Day was especially exciting this year since our last in-person event was in 2019! We felt Paul Spooner’s absence as he knew how to inspire us all.
Accomplishments in FFY 2022
- Massachusetts Residents served in FFY 22: 35,693.
- 12,771 Consumers, Family Members, Partners in the community, Municipalities, and Government received information or referrals from Independent Living Centers.
- 145 Individuals transitioned from institutionalized settings such as nursing homes to the community.
- 1,080 youth across the Commonwealth received transition services.
- 12,341 individuals obtained access to Health Care services they previously did not have.
- 1,412 individuals obtained Assistive Technology.
- ILCs support individuals with disabilities in going back to work and being productive in their communities.
Steve Higgins and David Correia
Sadie Simone and David Correia
Steve Higgins and David Correia
MWCIL Staff
Charlie Carr
Representative Kate Donaghue and Rose Quinn
Naomi and Danya
Gabby Lawrence- Soto, Sadie Simone
MRC Commissioner Toni Wolfe, Mary Otiato , Gabby Lawrence- Soto, Sadie Simone, Steve Higgins
Staff from Independence Associates
Kareem Langley-Carr and Karen Langley
Staff from Boston Center for Independent Living
Staff from Boston Center for Independent Living
Desi Forte, Paul Madeiros and Patrick Remy
Toni Wolfe and Charlie Carr
Betty King
Staff from Southeast Center for Independent Living
Staff from Center for Living and Working
Two women from Boston Center for Independent Living
Charlie Carr and Alex Green
Charlie Carr
Kay Schoucair and Ellie Vargas from Boston Center for Independent Living