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Assist to Independence

AZ · EIN 860881405 · $499K rev · operational · www.assistti.org
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Assist to Independence is a nonprofit organization based in Tuba City, Arizona, that provides independent living services to individuals with disabilities, particularly Native Americans. Their programs include skills training, peer support, and advocacy to help clients transition to more independent living arrangements.

activities · 16

what they do

direct service · 14
  • Independent Living Services Independent Living Skills Training
    Provides services that support choice and control for individuals with disabilities, including information and referral, one-on-one and group training, and peer mentoring to develop independent living skills.
  • Independent Living Skills Training Independent Living Skills Training
    Offers one-on-one and group training to help individuals with disabilities develop skills necessary for independent living, including peer mentoring from individuals with lived experience.
  • Independent Living Skills Training Independent Living Skills Training
    Offers one-on-one and group training to help individuals with disabilities develop skills for independent living, including peer mentoring and support.
  • Information and Referral Services
    Connects individuals with disabilities to programs and services that support independent living.
  • Information and Referral Services
    Connects individuals with disabilities to programs and services that support independent living by providing tailored information and referrals.
  • Provides local transportation services.
  • Provides local transportation to support mobility and access to community resources for individuals with disabilities.
  • Provides local transportation services to support individuals.
  • Title VI Civil Rights Complaint Resolution Title VI and Rights Violation Complaint Resolution
    Accepts and mediates formal written complaints related to Title VI discrimination through its Title VI Coordinator, ensuring compliance with civil rights statutes in all programs and activities.
  • Title VI Compliance and Complaint Resolution Title VI and Rights Violation Complaint Resolution
    Ensures compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by accepting formal written complaints and offering informal mediation through the Title VI Coordinator to resolve discrimination concerns.
  • Title VI Discrimination Complaint Resolution Title VI and Rights Violation Complaint Resolution
    Accepts formal written complaints related to Title VI discrimination and offers informal mediation meetings between affected parties and the Title VI Coordinator to resolve them.
  • Supports individuals transitioning from institutional settings (nursing homes, rehabilitation) or from youth to adulthood into community-based living arrangements.
  • Supports individuals with disabilities in transitioning from institutional settings (nursing homes, rehabilitation) or from youth to adulthood into community-based living arrangements.
  • Transition Support Services Transition to Independent Living Support
    Provides targeted support for individuals transitioning from nursing homes, rehabilitation settings, or youth to adulthood into community-based independent living arrangements.
advocacy · 2
  • Individual and Systems Advocacy
    Conducts advocacy by teaching self-determination strategies and working to remove physical and attitudinal barriers in society for individuals with disabilities.
  • Individual and Systems Advocacy
    Conducts advocacy to promote self-determination and remove physical and attitudinal barriers, empowering individuals with disabilities to assert their rights and access community resources.
strategies · 18

how they think

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named programs · 5

what they call their work

Independent Living Skills Training
Offers one-on-one and group training to assist consumers in developing skills for independent living.
Individual & Systems Advocacy
Teaches individuals about self-determination strategies and addresses barriers in society.
Information and Referral
Provides information and referrals to connect consumers with programs and services that help them live independently.
Peer Support
Provides peer mentoring and support to consumers learning to live independently.
Transition Services
Assists consumers in moving from nursing homes to less restrictive living arrangements and from youth to adulthood.
relationships · 10

who they work with

  • Arizona Developmental Disabilities Planning Council Partner — Resource partner involved in planning and advocacy for individuals with developmental disabilities
  • Brain Injury Association Of Arizona Partner — Resource partner supporting individuals with brain injuries
  • Hopi Housing Authority Partner — Housing resource partner serving the Hopi community
  • NCIL Network — Member organization of the National Council on Independent Living (NCIL)
  • Native American Disability Law Partner — Resource partner providing legal support for Native Americans with disabilities
  • Navajo Nation Arizona Long Term Care Partner — Resource partner offering long-term care case management for Navajo Nation members
  • Navajo Nation Division of Social Services Partner — Resource partner providing social services to Navajo Nation families
  • PSRC Partner — Entity with which individuals may file formal Title VI complaints.
  • Rehabilitation Services Administration Partner — Resource partner providing services for individuals with disabilities
  • Tuba City Health Care Partner — Healthcare service partner for individuals in the Navajo Nation region