1. Centers for independent living are controlled by people with disabilities.
True False
2. Centers for independent living must provide four core services.
3. Centers for independent living receive federal and state funding as well as private donations.
4. Centers for independent living serve people with all disabilities.
5. There are approximately 500 centers for independent living in the United States.
6. Centers for independent living have to meet assurances and standards in order to receive federal funds.
7. Centers for independent living promote accessibility in local communities.
8. There is no fee to participate in the programs at the Mountain State Centers for Independent Living.
9. Advocacy is the core of Mountain State Centers for Independent Living.
10. Centers for independent living are funded through provisions in the Rehabilitation Act to support the independence of people with disabilities.
11. A center for independent living is a place where people with disabilities can meet, share, learn, and plan their lives toward greater independence.
12. A center for independent living can not discriminate on the basis on age, sex, creed, political affiliation, national origin, religious belief, or disability in determining eligibility for services.
13. Centers for independent living will help individuals develop goals.
