Who we Are
Since 1994, Walton Options has provided services and resources to help people with all types of disabilities live independently within the community. As a private, non-profit, non-residential Center for Independent Living (CIL), we serve 16 counties in Georgia and 10 counties in South Carolina. Our Core Services include Information & Referral, Independent Living Skills, Institutional Transition, Advocacy & Outreach and Peer Support. We are able to provide these services, information and resources through a variety of federal, state and community partners.
Our Mission
We believe all persons including those with disabilities, should be able to participate in their community. At Walton Options, we promote equality, inclusion and independence through Personal Choice, Personal Responsibility, Community Access, Education and Employment. Our goal is to help each person find and utilize the necessary, available resources on their personal journey to independence.
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It's incredible to think that 25% of the world's population is approximately 1.9 billion individuals!
When we advocate and promote inclusivity and accessibility, we can create a more equitable society for ourselves, our neighbors, our friends, and people worldwide!
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Discover adaptive sports opportunities for people with physical disabilities in Augusta and across the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA).
In this episode of Tea with Lisa, Lisa speaks with Maggie Smith, Catalyst Sports Board Member and Adaptive Mountain Biking Program Coordinator. Maggie shares how Catalyst Sports creates access to outdoor recreation through adaptive equipment, trained volunteers, and a supportive community.
In this episode, you’ll learn about:
• Adaptive kayaking, mountain biking, cycling, and climbing
• Equipment adaptations for different access needs
• Participant eligibility and registration
• Opportunities for children and teens
• Program costs and financial assistance
• Ways to volunteer or support Catalyst Sports
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Join us on September 10th for Disaster & Emergency Prep 101, and learn how to keep your family safe!
Topics that will be covered include:
The importance of having an emergency plan in place
Essential items to include in your emergency kit
How to safely evacuate your home or workplace
What to do in case of power outages or other utility disruptions
How to communicate with family and loved ones during an emergency.
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Sometimes a simple adjustment can remove a significant barrier.
Reasonable accommodations help create opportunities for people with disabilities to
participate more fully in work, education, and community life.
Inclusion often starts with flexibility.
Question: How do small changes create big opportunities in your community?
#waltonoptions #ADA #Accessibility #ReasonableAccommodation #augustaga
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