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REACH of Fort Worth
We offer the following services:
- Technical assistance and training in complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
- Advocacy assistance and training
- Loaner adaptive equipment such as manual and electric wheelchairs.
- A library of information on disability-related topics
- Skills training on such topics as basic cooking, time management, budgeting/money management, assertiveness, and basic computer skills
- Peer counseling on living with a disability
- Training to become a peer counselor
- Social/recreational activities
- Project Ramp - ramps are built at the homes of low income people with mobility impairments.
- The Pharmaceutical Assistance Program - help in getting prescriptions filled for low income people with disabilities.
- Adjustment to Disability group counseling sessions
Location:
1205 Lake Street
Fort Worth,TX 76102-4501
(817) 870-9082 Voice
(817) 870-9086 TTY
(817) 654-9614 Metro
(817) 877-1622 Fax
Email: reachftw@reachcils.org
Hours:
Monday-Friday, 8:00AM to 5:00PM
Fort Worth Events:
Directions:
Parking lots directly across front and side streets.
Click map to get driving directions.
STAFF ROSTER
Charlotte A. Stewart - Executive Director: Responsible for the overall administration of the REACH organization, including its three projects, the REACH Resource Centers on Independent Living in Fort Worth, Dallas and Denton.
Robin Lassiter - Assistant Director:Responsible for the day-to-day management of the REACH of Fort Worth center as well as the bookkeeping tasks for the REACH organization and all of its projects.
Amira Salas - Outreach, Advocacy & ADA Specialist: To assist consumers with their individual advocacy efforts, conduct systems advocacy, provide ADA technical assistance, conduct outreach activities, coordinate Project Ramp and the loaner equipment programs, and maintain consumer service records and access database.
Karen Williams - Community Living Specialist: To assist interested consumers currently living in nursing homes prepare for and move into community living and coordinate the center’s once a month supplemental food bank program for eligible consumers.
Miaka Palmer - Independent Living Specialist: Responsible for providing independent living skills training and peer counseling services to consumers, coordination of the weekly adjustment to disability training and social/recreational support groups, and implementation of the center’s outreach campaign to provide needed services to youth with disabilities.