People with disabilities often have difficulty in performing activities of daily living that others take for granted.  "Activities of daily living" include everything from getting up in the morning and getting in bed at night, and everything in between.  Cooking and cleaning, personal grooming, use of public transportation, budgeting or balancing a checkbook, engaging in hobbies or recreational activities... all of these things and more may take a little more time, or may take a whole new way of doing things.

The disAbility Resource Center assist members with setting and achieving individual goals in these areas at home, at work and the community.  We can link people up with others who have the same interests, to make learning and doing together more fun and more productive.

Sometimes people need different kinds of devices to assist: a brace to hold an eating utensil or a toothbrush, an ergonomic teapot, brailled or large print cookbooks and so on.  We can help people find this kind of equipment to make it easier for them to do things for themselves.