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Community Legal Aid Society, Inc. - Disabilities Law Program

Community Legal Aid Society, Inc. - Disabilities Law Program

Community Legal Aid Society, Inc. - Disabilities Law Program
Community Legal Aid Society, Inc. - Disabilities Law Program
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302-575-0660 302-575-0660

WEB:

http://www.declasi.org/disabilities-law-program/

Address:

100 West 10th Street, Suite 801
Wilmington, DE 19801

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Register to Vote!

Let's hear your voice!
Are you a person with a disability? Are you registered to vote? If the answer is no we have something for you!

With the 2020 election coming we want to help you, use your voice at the voting polls. Schedule appointment today to get assistance with Registering to vote, submitting your absentee ballot and learning how to operate the new voting machines and more.

Schedule your appointment today by calling the Delaware developmental disabilities Council at 302-739-3333 and asking for Rachel. Appointments are available every Friday from 9/27/19-12/6/19!
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Category: Legal Services
The Disabilities Law Program (“DLP”) is a special project of Community Legal Aid Society, Inc., which is designated by the Governor as the Protection and Advocacy agency in Delaware.

The DLP provides advocacy services to Delaware residents with physical or mental disabilities. We prioritize our services based on federal agency guidance and needs identified by consumer and community groups.

We provide the following services:
  • Individual Advocacy -including investigation, mediation, negotiation, legal consultation and legal representation.
  • Systemic Advocacy -emphasizing major reform efforts on critical issues affecting client groups through negotiation, legislation, regulatory work, and litigation.
  • General Information – regarding available services, rights and remedies to clients and their families, service providers, attorneys and other representatives.
  • Referral Services – provided to those who may be better served by other sources such as state, local or federal agencies, or other advocacy organizations.
  • Community Education/Self Advocacy Training – community education materials and programs are provided as well as training and legal information workshops.
Testimonial:
The Disabilities Law Program includes seven advocacy programs serving individuals with disabilities.