Resources and Videos

Able SC Organization Brochures

• Able SC Brochure: English
• Able SC Strategic Plan, 2022-2025
• Able Access Brochure
• Able Youth Programs Brochure

Resources by Topic:

Advocacy:

• Empowerment in Action Advocacy Guide: A Plain Language Guide to Advocacy for People with Disabilities
  • Empowerment in Action Video Playlist

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA):

• Title I and II ADA Factsheet from the SC ILC
• Title II ADA Factsheet

Children and Youth:

• Equity is belonging: Equity in schools for students with disabilities
• Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic, and Treatment program(EPSDT) Transition to Home and Community-Based Services Tool

Emergency Response:

• Emergency Communication Checklist for the media, state and local government
• Tips for Emergency Shelters for Accessibility for People with Disabilities

Personal Emergency Guides:

• Building  a Personal Emergency Kit
• Building an Emergency Kit for your Pet or Service Animal
• Stay Secure After a Disaster: Protect Your Finances and Avoid Scams
• Stay Safe Emergency Booklet
  • folleto de emergencia para mantenerse a salvo
• Emergency Alert Card 

Employment:

• Ticket to Work Brochure

Inclusive Language Guides:

• Disability Inclusive Language: A Quick Guide
• Disability Inclusive Language: A Quick Guide SPANISH

Housing Guides:

• Visitable Homes Guide

Public Health:

• Obligations of PCAs Booklet
• Health Literacy Fact Sheet

Social Work:

• Social Work Ethics and Disability Rights

Supported Decision-Making:

• Supported Decision-Making: Promoting Individual Rights as an Alternative to Guardianship

Parenting with a Disability:

• Your Rights as a Parent with a Disability (Factsheet for Parents - PDF)
• Representing Parents with Disabilities (Factsheet for Lawyers - PDF)
• Parents with Disabilities and their Rights (Factsheet for DSS and Child Welfare Professionals - PDF)
• Parent-Centered Planning for Parents with Disabilities
• Rights of Parents with Disabilities | Beta.ADA.gov: A plain language webpage about how the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) applies to child welfare and the rights of parents with disabilities
• Protecting the Rights of Parents and Prospective Parents with Disabilities (ada.gov): Joint Department of Justices and Health and Human Services technical assistance (Q&A)
• DOJ’s & HHS’s Joint Letter of Findings to the MA Dept. of Children and Families (ada.gov): explaining why it was determined that the Massachusetts child welfare agency discriminated against a mother with an intellectual disability in violation of the ADA.

Violence Prevention:

• Self-Advocacy and Understanding Your Rights
• How to Get Help When You are Being Hurt: A Guide for Victims of Abuse and Assault with Disabilities
• Guide to Interacting with Police for People with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities
• Advocacy with Law Enforcement and Victim Service Providers
• End Abuse of People with Disabilities
• See Something, Do Something: Prevent Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence
• Connect to Safety: Ending Violence and Abuse for People with Disabilities
• Practical Communication Tips for Law Enforcement and Emergency Responders when Interacting with People with Disabilities

Helpful Videos

• Consumer Webinar Playlist
• Able SC Promo Video W/ASL & Narration
• “What You Should Know About” Video Series
• Exceeding Expectations Video
• Taking Charge of Your Diabetes: An educational video with actors who have intellectual/developmental disabilities

Voting with a Disability in SC:

• Read: Voting Rights
• Ways to Vote
• Accessibility Issues