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The · to be free from abuse, neglect and discrimination · to have access to education, health care, housing and jobs, and other services in order to maximize independence and achieve equality
What is the Arizona Center for Disability Law?
What does the Arizona Center for
Disability Law do? What kinds of problems does the Arizona Center for Disability Law address?
Yuma Conference - A Big Success
To view the informative
presentations from the conference,
Social Services
Special Education
Navigating
Health Care Maze Your Rights to Vocation Rehab Services
Voting Rights of People with Disabilities Understanding
Traumatic Brain Injury
Services from other presenters can be found on their websites at Arizona Technology Access Program, www.nau.edu/ihd/index.shtml and Sonoran UCEDD at U of A at sonoranucedd.fcm.arizona.edu
SAVE THE DATE Traumatic Brain Injury Survivors & Family Conference Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Pima County Board Of Health Public Hearings On Long Term Care Services. Public Input Wanted
ACDL secures important legal victory in home and community based services class action lawsuit.
Our staff secured another ground breaking legal victory for Medicaid beneficiaries. The decision in Ball v. Rodgers, from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, confirmed the right of low income elderly and people with disabilities to sue to enforce their rights to receive reliable home and community based services in their home, rather than be forced to go to nursing homes in order to get the care they need.
Our fight to ensure that every Arizonan has a meaningful choice to live in the community is far from over. Our victory this week is just one step in the process. The case now returns to the U.S. District Court in Phoenix.
Read the press release on this recent development in Ball v. Rodgers.
STATE INCOME TAX CREDIT FOR DONATIONS TO THE WORKING POOR
The Arizona Center for Disability Law has been certified by the Arizona Department of Revenue as a Qualifying Charitable Organization for providing assistance to the working poor. This now allows taxpayers to make a cash donation to our organization prior to December 31, 2007 and be eligible to receive a dollar for dollar Arizona State Tax Credit of up to $200 for single taxpayers or $400 for married taxpayers on their 2007 state income tax.
To be eligible for this credit, you must have itemized deductions and deducted the charitable contributions on a prior year’s Arizona tax return (1996 or later.) The tax credit is in lieu of a deduction on the Arizona return; however, it remains an itemized deduction of the Federal tax return, if the taxpayer is itemizing deductions.
Please contact us for more information or visit the Arizona Department of Revenue website: www.revenue.state.az.us/Refunds%20and%20Credits/Charitablecredits.htm
STATE OF ARIZONA EMPLOYEES CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN (SECC)
The Arizona Center for Disability Law will be listed as a participant in the 2007 State Employees Charitable Campaign. Last year campaign funds are raised by over 45,000 state employees, in support of over 600 charitable agencies. We appreciate and encourage State of Arizona Employees’ generous contributions to our organization so that we may continue our service to the disabled community in Arizona.
For additional information, please visit the SECC website: www.azsecc.org
Self-Advocacy DVD - Your Rights as an Employee with Disabilities
What to Expect After You Have Filed an Employment Discrimination Complaint. A 20 minute video on employment rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act and going through the mediation process after filing a discrimination complaint.
To order a free DVD, please click here to send us an email (ASL version available)
You can now order Center T-shirts, mouse pads, hats, calendars, buttons and other products at Café Press. Profits from the sale of all Center merchandise support our legal work on behalf of children and adults with disabilities. Visit www.cafepress.com/acdl today!
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Email: center@azdisabilitylaw.org
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