Full-size changing tables are now available at the Fort Ben, Nora and Pike branches.
Tag: disabilities
Posted inBusiness
Residents at downtown apartment building sue owner and IHA over safety concerns
Elderly and disabled residents of subsidized public housing at the Richard G. Lugar Tower Apartment Complex are embroiled in a multiyear conflict with administrator Indianapolis Housing Agency and property owner Lugar LP over safety and sanitation issues.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Get free help from a lawyer at upcoming legal clinic
Lawyers will be available to help with housing, family law and expungements.
Posted inGovernment
The Blue Envelope Program comes to Marion County
The new initiative will support people with disabilities during interactions with law enforcement.
Posted inEducation
He was treated like he couldn’t learn. Then he found his calling.
The Erskine Green Training Institute wants to help adults with disabilities build careers.
Posted inEducation
Indiana School for the Blind summer camp registration open
Camps for students who are blind and visually impaired include sports, art and cooking.
Posted inEducation
Lawsuit over gender dysphoria could upend disability rights law, advocates say
A lawsuit over whether gender dysphoria should be considered a disability threatens to upend more than 50 years of disability rights law that allows students to get important accommodations at school.
Posted inEducation
Indiana School for the Blind planning for next 100 years
With a new campus coming, students are finding a temporary home on the far east side.
Posted inEducation
Indiana licensing program tackles the shortage of special educators
I-SEAL allows current teachers, including those on emergency permits, to get fully licensed in special education at no cost.
Posted inEducation
Sharing campus life with students who have intellectual disabilities
Students are taking classes, working and getting a taste of college life.
