Center for Accessible Living - Independence Place

03/06/2026

💙 Support the Center for Accessible Living 💙

The Center for Accessible Living works every day to empower people with disabilities to live independently, advocate for themselves, and fully participate in our community. Their programs change lives — but they rely on community support to keep this work going.

If you’re able, please consider making a donation. Every contribution helps provide advocacy, resources, and support for individuals who need it most.

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02/27/2026

We want to give a huge shoutout to our IPS Team! They recently completed their Fidelity Review and did an amazing job!

This program would not be where it is today without their hard work, dedication, and commitment. The passion our IPS team shows for the people they serve truly makes a difference every single day.

Please join us in congratulating our IPS team on this incredible accomplishment. We are so proud to have them at CAL!!

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02/27/2026

Shoutout to our Director of Advocacy, David Allgood, for the amazing work he’s doing.

02/25/2026

Our partners at Kentucky Fair Housing Council will be offering a free virtual seminar aimed at improving responses to residents and clients with mental illness. This Mental Health and Housing webinar will be held on Friday, March 6th at 11 a.m. via Zoom.

To register, use the QR code or visit https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tU7HXHmkQ2GRXUh0YxKdBw #/registration .

02/20/2026

This will be a great event!

The Kentucky SILC's Youth Advisory Council (YAC) is excited to announce our first Youth Advocacy Summit!

Join us June 11-12, 2026 at The Campbell House in Lexington.

Emerging leaders ages 14-24 with disabilities are invited to attend. You’ll hear from inspiring speakers, participate in informative breakout sessions, and connect with other youth and adults who are passionate about independent living.

We can host up to 30 youth participants and encourage parents or trusted adults to attend.

You can register at the link here: bit.ly/YACSummit

Reach out to Ashley Layne (ashley@kysilc.org) or Rachel Victory (rachel@kysilc.org) with any questions and keep an eye out for more details as we finalize the agenda!

02/20/2026

Due to technical issues, email service for our Lexington office staff is temporarily unavailable. If you need to get in contact with one of our employees, please reach out to our Associate Director, Sierra Potter, at spotter@calky.org

You may also call our office at 859-266-2807.

Thank you for your patience and understanding!

02/13/2026

02/13/2026

We’ve got a new way to stay in touch. 📱
Save our number and get texts about events, updates, and important news from CALKY.

📞 (502) 209-4887
Add us to your contacts so you do not miss a thing.

Not on our communication list? Text us with your first and last name plus email to be added!

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02/10/2026

The Center for Accessible Living is a disability rights and resource center that works with people statewide.