Disability Action Center NW Post Falls Office

Disability Action Center NW Post Falls Office Disability Action Center NW, Inc. works to promote the independence and equality of all individuals

Peer Support-
Taking new risks and becoming independent can be hard. Talking to someone who has been in a similar situation can help. DAC offers: Contact with peers;
Peer counseling for individuals, groups, and families; and
Group activities and group meetings. Living Skills-
People often must learn new skills to be independent. The DAC staff and volunteers can help you learn to:
Manage finances;
Be assertive in the community;
Communicate effectively;
Advocate for yourself and your rights; and
Do daily tasks in the new way. Technology-
DAC wants to bridge the "digital divide" so that people with disabilities have equal access to all that computers can offer. We provide: A computer lab with broadband internet access;
Classes and individual tutoring in computer and internet basics; and
Donated computers for home use. In-Home Support Services-
Ask about our "Personal Assistant" services. DAC takes care of the billing and payroll; you do the hiring and supervising! Make your own decisions;
Manage your care without agency-control; and
Get the very best support services. Information & Referral-
As the saying goes, "information is power!" To control your life, you need accessible and accurate information. To help fulfill this need, DAC provides advocacy services in the following areas and many more: Community services and organizations;
Disability laws;
Independent Living issues;
Accessible housing and transportation;
Different types of disabilities;
Removing architectural barriers;
Tips on performing daily activities;
Assistive technology (A.T.);
Regular newsletter; and
Community events.

Ever wonder what the process is like to work with an Independent Living Advocate? Read about one of our success stories ...
11/12/2025

Ever wonder what the process is like to work with an Independent Living Advocate? Read about one of our success stories in this article.

In early 2025, Paul D. experienced a diabetic crisis that led to multiple hospitalizations and a stay at a Transitional Care facility. . During this time, his apartment lease was at serious risk of termination. Following his first hospital stay, he fell into a deep depression, and his apartment beca...

Our offices will be closed on Tuesday, November 11 and will reopen on Wednesday.
11/10/2025

Our offices will be closed on Tuesday, November 11 and will reopen on Wednesday.

Congratulations to Lorisa W. for finding the accessibility icon in the Interstate Connections Newsletter! Winner! Winner...
11/07/2025

Congratulations to Lorisa W. for finding the accessibility icon in the Interstate Connections Newsletter! Winner! Winner!

11/06/2025

Free dental event for homeless & in need Veterans.

This is great news!
11/06/2025

This is great news!

The National Association of the Deaf is celebrating a legal victory against the White House. A judge ordered ASL for briefings conducted by the press secretary or President Trump.

On November 1, 2025, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits stopped, affecting almost 42 million peop...
11/06/2025

On November 1, 2025, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits stopped, affecting almost 42 million people across the nation, including people with developmental disabilities (DD). This is due to the current government shutdown.

Friends, neighbors, and family may be reaching out and wanting to help people with disabilities who receive food assistance through the SNAP program. That is wonderful. It is what being part of the community is all about.

However, they may not be aware of the risk that accepting certain help might risk people with disabilities losing federal benefits that have income and asset limits such as Medicaid, SSI, housing, and other programs.

NACDD is concerned that many people may not be aware that some kinds of gifts could risk your eligibility to receive federal benefits that have income and asset limits as part of the eligibility criteria.

To protect benefits, the safest way to get help is through community food programs or in-kind support like groceries, not cash or gift cards. When in doubt, check with your benefits worker or case manager before accepting help.

It's Novemberrr! Our Interstate Connections Newsletter is out with great info on assistive technology, employment, event...
11/05/2025

It's Novemberrr! Our Interstate Connections Newsletter is out with great info on assistive technology, employment, events and classes, the ADA and more!

November 2025 Interstate Connections Newsletter November 4, 2025 Americans love to come together in community for entertainment, support, service, politics, and many other reasons. Friendships are being formed by coming together around common interests, sharing information, and… Read More »

GOOD GRIEF IS CANCELLED!Please join us next time.
11/04/2025

GOOD GRIEF IS CANCELLED!
Please join us next time.

Join in this safe space for healing and connection. Peer led and free to join. You don't have to walk this journey alone. For more information call 208-691-9007

Executive Director Mark Leeper presenting information about Centers for Independent Living at the Pathways to Partnershi...
10/29/2025

Executive Director Mark Leeper presenting information about Centers for Independent Living at the Pathways to Partnerships conference!

DAC NW is at the Pathways to Partnerships conference in Boise, getting more information about helping young adults with...
10/29/2025

DAC NW is at the Pathways to Partnerships conference in Boise, getting more information about helping young adults with transition from high school to whatever they want next.

NAMI Family Support Group – Post Falls, IDNovember 4 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Virtual and In-Person monthly on the First and ...
10/28/2025

NAMI Family Support Group – Post Falls, ID
November 4 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Virtual and In-Person monthly on the First and Third Tuesday. Disability Action Center NW – Post Falls 3726 E Mullan Ave Post Falls, ID 83854

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3726 E Mullan Avenue
Post Falls, ID
83854

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30am

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+12084573891

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