|
Commission
on Disabilities
to the Commission on Disabilities
Web Page. Residents who would like more information
on the subject of enabling residents with disabilities, and
on various commission initiatives, are welcome to attend the
LCD's monthly meetings, usually the first Monday of every
month at 11:00 a.m. in the Town Offices. Or, contact any current
member, of the Lincoln Commission on Disabilities.
The goal of the Commission on Disabilities is to enable all of
the disabled in our midst by raising the consciousness of
the town to the physical, educational, residential, employment,
and other needs of our disabled members.
In addition, it is our desire to assist the
town to move towards providing greater access to, and fuller
participation in, our community's vibrant life and activities,
for all; shining a light on the contributions made by others
in town on behalf of the disabled.

The Commission on Disabilities works to monitor
the Town's public, commercial, and non-profit projects and
programs, as regards the individual and collective needs of
our disabled citizens, and compliance with the life-enhancing
"accessibility" desires, standards and laws of our
town, state and nation.

Debbie Dorsey; Rob Loud; Adeline Naiman; Anita Scheipers, Jim Spindler

2007 Annual Report for Commission
on Disabilities: click here2007 State of the Town Report for the Commission on Disabilities: click here

NOTE: The Lincoln Council on Aging has an
inventory of walkers, wheelchairs, etc, that may be borrowed
as neccessary. Call Karen or Pamela at the COA to learn more
- 781-259-8811.

to other sites relevant
to individuals with disabilities:
Free or Reduced-Cost Phones
Accessible Services At Logan Airport - MassPort link
Registry of Affordable Housing In Massachusetts
This link provides information about to help connect people to accessible housing options within the state. MassAccess link.
The Home Modification Loan Program
This very helpful link provides information about available low- or no-cost loans to modify the homes of adults and children with disabilities. There are loans for homeowners and for landlords. Lookup your area contact at MRC's Modification Loan Program or call Steve Scarano at 617-204-3724
MassMATCH - Massachusetts Assistance Technology Loan Program
This program provides information about providing disabled people of all ages access to adaptive technology devices such as adaptive computers, walkers, hearing aids, memory enhancement aids, print magnifiers, wheelchairs, vehicle modifications, etc. This site offers access to device demonstration programs and more!
Contact Katie Krusinki, DLRC Director, Easter Seals Technology & Training Center at
617-226-2640 or e-mail her at DLRC@eastersealsma.org, or go to the webpage for more information.
Massachusetts
Office on Disability
Other local, state, and federal web
sites relevant to individuals with disabilities and to their
care providers may be added to this page over time. There
are hundreds of different, helpful sites; individuals are
encouraged to conduct their own special web searches, and,
if needed, to seek assistance from the LDC in searching the
web.
*Download Adobe
Acrobat Reader
|