Achieving Independence and Mobility Center for independent Living (AIM-CIL)
Achieving Independence and Mobility Center for independent Living (AIM-CIL), f.k.a, DuPage Center for Independent Living opened its doors in 1991 to provide services to persons with disabilities in the DuPage County area. In 2012, our Center expended services to include Kane & Kendall Counties as well, thus the need for the change in our name. We are very unique as 51% or more of our staff & board are comprised of individuals with disabilities who can provide first hand experience to those we serve.
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This event marks the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The ADA protects the rights of people with disabilities. AIM Center for Independent Living celebrates the law and its impact.
Deaf Support Group
The AIM Center for Independent Living Deaf Support Group meets each month. Deaf members share experience and support each other. Communication access is part of every meeting.
The AIM Center for Independent Living social group for teens and young adults meets on Zoom. Members talk, play and make friends. It is a relaxed space for young people with disabilities.
Game Day Social
AIM Center for Independent Living hosts a game day social. Players enjoy giant Jenga, Connect 4, bag toss and more. It is a fun way to meet friends.
NITA info session
AIM Center for Independent Living holds an information session about a local program. Staff explain the services and who can use them. People can ask questions.
AIM Center for Independent Living hosts a housing presentation. A local agency explains HCBS waivers and housing navigation. People with disabilities can learn about their housing options.
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Achieving Independence and Mobility Center for independent Living (AIM-CIL), f.k.a, DuPage Center for Independent Living opened its doors in 1991 to provide services to persons with disabilities in the DuPage County area. In 2012, our Center expended services to include Kane & Kendall Counties as well, thus the need for the change in our name. We are very unique as 51% or more of our staff & board are comprised of individuals with disabilities who can provide first hand experience to those we serve.