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Disability Services helps people who have disabilities find employment, find care providers and gain access to technology helps people continue to live independently.
If a disability or chronic medical condition is a barrier to achieving your goals, we can help! We deliver services statewide through our network of more than 70 local EIPD offices. Learn more using the links below or find an EIPD office near you .
Independent living programs support community living and independence for people with disabilities based on the belief that all people can live with dignity, make their own choices, and participate fully in society.
Disability Determination Services (DDS) is a division of the NC Department of Health and Human Services. Funded primarily by the federal government’s Social Security Administration (SSA), DDS makes medical determinations for Social Security and state Medicaid Disability claims.
If you have been diagnosed with a developmental disability, you can benefit from comprehensive, long-term services and live a more independent life. If you were diagnosed with a Traumatic Brain Injury by the age of 22, you may be eligible for IDD services.
The Program helps adults who have a disability and are the heads of their households who face multiple barriers to independent living. The Targeting Program serves to support these individuals by providing access to affordable housing and helping to maintain affordable housing.
Adult Day Care is a supervised program in a community group setting offered during the day to individuals with cognitive and/or physical impairments to promote social, physical and emotional well-being. These programs offer a variety of activities to meet the needs and interests of each older adult.
The Division of Aging works to promote the independence and enhance the dignity of North Carolina's older adults, persons with disabilities and their families through a community based system of opportunities, services, benefits and protections.
The Community Alternatives Program for Disabled Adults (CAP/DA) waives certain NC Medicaid requirements to provide home and community-based services to adults 18 years of age and older with disabilities who are at risk of institutionalization. Visit RelayNC for information about TTY services.
The North Carolina Office on Disability and Health promotes the health and well-being of people with disabilities in North Carolina by working to improve access and inclusion in public health programs, addressing health disparities and promoting health equity.