Arizona Center for Disability Law

 What kinds of problems does the Arizona Center for Disability Law address?

	Preventing and remedying abuse and neglect of individuals in mental health facilities, nursing homes, community provider residences and schools.
	Ensuring appropriate discharge planning from mental health facilities and access to appropriate mental health services.
	Enforcing the right to a free public education for children with developmental disabilities.
	Advocating for the right to appropriate health care, assistive technology and other services for individuals with disabilities.
	Assisting individuals with disabilities through the Client Assistance Program (CAP) to obtain the services they need from Vocational Rehabilitation and other Rehabilitation Act funded programs.
	Remedying housing discrimination against individuals with disabilities under the Fair Housing Act.
	Remedying discrimination by enforcing the Americans with Disabilities Act including:    advocating for a greater accessibility to public places, businesses and governmental offices and services    promoting integration and equality in public services and programs    employment rights for individuals with disabilities