Our I.L. services and supports

Eligibility
People of all ages and disabilities are eligible for CORIL’s programs.

The Road to Independence
One of CORIL’s goals is to find opportunities for its participants, allowing them to live a more productive and independent lifestyle. They offer the following programs:

Information and Referral
-Programs that assist in promoting independence.
-Assistance finding Housing, Transportation, Vocational Rehabilitation, as well
 as Medical and Mental Health providers and facilities.

Independent Living and Life Skills Training
-A fully equipped computer lab with Brain Train® cognitive retraining software  and other computer programs with Assistive Technology.
-Pre-employment training.
-Life skills training tailored to fit individual needs.

CORIL offers its services to those who live independently but require assistance in areas such as:

-Money Management
-Social Skills
-Household Responsibilities
-Health/Hygiene
-Time Management
-Disability Counseling
-Stress/Anger Management
-BrainTrain® (cognitive retraining software program for people who've  experienced brain injuries)
-Medication Regulation
-Volunteer Training

Peer Counseling
Counseling, education, informative sharing with others who experience similar disabilities, including: decision-making, esteem building and coping skills.

Advocacy
Assistance and/or representation in obtaining access to benefits, services and programs for its participants—this also includes efforts to implement local and state policy changes to make facilities, services and opportunities accessible to people with disabilities.

Education and Recreation
Community education is available to increase public awareness about those who live with disabilities and to enhance community awareness of the issues they face.
Recreational activities are planned throughout the year to provide participants with an opportunity for socializing and entertainment.