Disability support, independent living, and accessible participation in your community.
Local resources
County-specific links are still being verified. The state programs and directories below can help you find support near you.
State programs & support directories
These are statewide programs or national directories—not county offices. Ask about services available in your county.
North Carolina Assistive Technology Program
State assistive technology program for North Carolina. Contact the program about available equipment demonstrations, loans, and support; eligibility and services vary.
Official state social-services starting point listed by USAGov. Find benefit programs and referrals; health, disability and family services may be administered by separate departments. Ask about eligibility and language or sign-language assistance.
National American Translators Association directory. Search by language, location and interpreting specialty to find candidates in your state or offering remote services. Confirm interpreting qualifications, availability and fees directly; directory membership is not a booking or a guarantee of interpreter certification.
National Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf. Search for certified freelance sign-language interpreters by state and relevant specialties. Confirm current credentials, language or communication needs, availability, fees and in-person or remote arrangements. This is a discovery directory, not a verified local service or booking.
Search by location for organizations supporting independent living, disability rights, and access to services. Confirm local offerings with each organization.
Official U.S. Department of Justice guidance on accessible seating and ticket sales. Useful for attendees and organizers; it does not certify an event as accessible.
Review eligibility and documentation for the federal recreation Access Pass for people with permanent disabilities. It is not a state or local parks pass.
Find autism affiliates serving areas in or near North Carolina. Ask about sensory access, communication support and community participation. A directory listing does not guarantee coverage.
Use the NDSS affiliate map to find Down syndrome support near North Carolina. Ask about self-advocacy, education, adult services and inclusive recreation. Confirm the area served.
Find the protection and advocacy agency for North Carolina. Ask about disability discrimination, access barriers and available advocacy; case acceptance and services vary.
Choose North Carolina in this national directory for family education and help navigating special education, IEPs and Section 504 accommodations. Eligibility depends on individual needs.
National workplace accommodation guidance available to people in North Carolina. Explore adjustments based on job tasks and access needs. JAN is not a state office and does not provide legal representation.
Find vocational rehabilitation contacts for North Carolina in the federal state directory. Ask about employment support, assistive technology and eligibility; availability varies.