United Ability

United Ability Unique in Alabama, United Ability serves individuals with disabilities throughout their lifespan.
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05/02/2026

What a great day celebrating United Ability Day! 🎉

United Ability Day is here! đź’šToday, we celebrate the individuals, families, and communities who remind us every day what...
05/01/2026

United Ability Day is here! đź’š

Today, we celebrate the individuals, families, and communities who remind us every day what it means to live out Possibility Beyond Disability.

At United Ability, we’re proud to walk alongside people of all abilities—creating opportunities, building connections, and supporting each person in reaching their full potential.

Who are you celebrating this United Ability Day? Tell us in the comments 👇

04/30/2026

Only one more sleep until United Ability Day!

Tomorrow, join us in celebrating the strength, talents, and contributions of individuals with disabilities.

Wear your United Ability Day T-shirt, snap a photo, and share it (tagging us!) to show your support. Together, we’re building a community where people of all abilities can thrive and reach their full potential.

We had an awesome group of students from Oneonta High School participate in a work task training class as part of United...
04/29/2026

We had an awesome group of students from Oneonta High School participate in a work task training class as part of United Ability’s Transition Services program!🔧

In this session, students explored basic mechanic skills that can support entry-level roles at oil change or mechanic shops. Every student was engaged, asked thoughtful questions, and showed a real eagerness to learn.

They practiced checking fluid levels, measuring and adjusting tire pressure, inspecting visible hoses and belts, and getting familiar with common tools used in the field.

A huge thank you to Bobby McCray for taking the time to share his knowledge and help equip these students with valuable, real-world skills.

It's Volunteer Appreciation Week, and we’re excited to celebrate the people who show up, give back, and help make Possib...
04/23/2026

It's Volunteer Appreciation Week, and we’re excited to celebrate the people who show up, give back, and help make Possibility Beyond Disability a reality every day!

Our volunteers are an essential part of the United Ability community, sharing their time, talents, and hearts to support individuals with disabilities and their families. Whether they’re lending a hand at events, supporting daily programs, or leading a facilities project with compassion, their impact is felt in countless ways.

Because of you, more opportunities are created, more connections are made, and more lives are empowered to thrive. Thank you for being such an important part of our mission. We’re so grateful for you!

During the Week of the Young Child, we’re celebrating the power of early support and the families at the heart of our Fi...
04/22/2026

During the Week of the Young Child, we’re celebrating the power of early support and the families at the heart of our First Teacher Home Visiting Program.

Through personalized guidance, trusted relationships, and practical tools, this program empowers parents and helps children thrive from the very beginning.

For Peter’s family, the family-centered support provided by First Teacher helped transform uncertainty into hope, supporting his growth from a nonverbal toddler to a socially engaged child flourishing in school. For Elizabeth’s family, First Teacher has provided encouragement, confidence, connection, and a vital support system for navigating parenthood with a community that celebrates every developmental milestone.

These stories reflect what’s possible when families are supported, children are seen for their potential, and early childhood services meet families where they are. Because when we invest in young children and those who care for them, we create Possibility Beyond Disability.

To learn more about First Teacher Home Visiting Program, access services, or support this important work, visit https://bit.ly/48hyI1b.

April is Autism Acceptance Month. It is a time to recognize and honor individuals on the autism spectrum and the many wa...
04/22/2026

April is Autism Acceptance Month. It is a time to recognize and honor individuals on the autism spectrum and the many ways they experience and shape the world!

At United Ability, our Autism Evaluation Clinic offers individualized services for children and families. That commitment to encouraging Possibility Beyond Disability continues across many of our programs, where individuals with autism and other disabilities are supported at every stage of life in ways that reflect their unique goals and needs.

We are proud to stand alongside the people we serve, fostering growth, independence, and meaningful participation in everyday life.

Two weeks until United Ability Day 2026!Join us as we celebrate the strength, talents, and achievements of people with d...
04/17/2026

Two weeks until United Ability Day 2026!

Join us as we celebrate the strength, talents, and achievements of people with disabilities and the possibilities that help communities thrive. Be part of it on May 1. Learn more at unitedabilityday.org.

WOW, Huntsville — thank you!We’re incredibly grateful for the strong turnout at the ribbon cutting for Gone for Good Hun...
04/16/2026

WOW, Huntsville — thank you!

We’re incredibly grateful for the strong turnout at the ribbon cutting for Gone for Good Huntsville. Thank you to the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber and Madison Chamber of Commerce for helping make the celebration so meaningful.

Gone For Good Huntsville represents an exciting milestone, the first Gone For Good franchise location beyond Birmingham, where United Ability has provided secure document destruction and meaningful employment opportunities for people with disabilities since 2006.

Huntsville, you’re not just getting a shredding company. You’re supporting a business model that shows inclusive employment works.

We’re proud to serve North Alabama and excited for what’s ahead.

Join The Collective at Topgolf for an afternoon of fun, connection, and skill-building!📅 April 26th⏰ 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM💲 ...
04/15/2026

Join The Collective at Topgolf for an afternoon of fun, connection, and skill-building!

đź“… April 26th
⏰ 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM
đź’˛ $60 per participant

This event is designed for high school students and young adults with disabilities, providing a supportive and inclusive environment to build confidence and practice social skills.

Participants will enjoy 2.5 hours of gameplay while learning how to take turns, engage with peers, and compete in a positive way. It’s a great opportunity to build independence, teamwork, and sportsmanship while having fun!

👉 Spots are limited. Sign up today! https://bit.ly/4cqRODk

Last year, United Ability served over 5,000 individuals with disabilities through programs that expand access, strengthe...
04/15/2026

Last year, United Ability served over 5,000 individuals with disabilities through programs that expand access, strengthen independence, and empower people to live full, meaningful lives.

On May 1, we’re coming together with our staff, families, and community partners to celebrate what’s possible and champion lives full of purpose and belonging.

Join us for United Ability Day:
• Order your United Ability Day T-shirt at unitedabilityday.org
• Share a photo in your shirt on May 1 and show your support

Learn more and get involved at unitedabilityday.org.

Our Transition Team continues to raise the bar for what’s possible by going above and beyond to create experiences that ...
04/13/2026

Our Transition Team continues to raise the bar for what’s possible by going above and beyond to create experiences that truly matter. They do not just teach. They find creative ways to connect learning to real life and open doors for students.

Recently, students at Woodlawn High School had the chance to learn in a hands-on, meaningful way thanks to a special guest, Wayne Wells. He brought a real-world experience into the classroom by building a wall and walking students through drywall repair. Experiences like this build confidence and help students see what they are capable of.

We are incredibly grateful for partners like Wayne, Woodlawn High School, and the Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services. Because of these partnerships, students with disabilities are gaining practical skills, exploring new opportunities, and preparing to enter the workforce with confidence.

This is what it looks like when a community comes together to invest in potential.

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