Resource Center for Disability Solutions

🎯Whether it’s vocational training, educational support, adaptive technology, or community integration programs, the Transition & Diversion services aim to equip individuals with the tools they need to embrace new opportunities and confidently navigate life changes.

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Transition & Diversion – Resource Center for Disability Solutions Transitioning with Confidence Transition and diversion services offer a broad range of support to help individuals smoothly navigate life transitions. From building ramps for accessibility to long-term resources like training, peer support, and housing assistance, these services empower individuals....

Exciting news for 2026! Our new office is ready to continue supporting our community. 🤗

We want to wish our community Happy Holidays! 🎄🎄

Wishing you joy, health, and moments that make you smile.🥰

Thank you for your support! 😄😄

We had a great time at the Brevard disABILITY Fair at the Space Coast Center for Collaboration in Rockledge!

The fair was hosted by the Resource Center for Disability Solutions - thank you for the hospitality! ☀

Make sure you have a plan for a tropical storm or hurricane. An important part of a plan is knowing where you will go if you evacuate your home.

If you have a specific medical condition, are power or water-dependent, and/or have a caregiver, and you have no other options for safe shelter, you may register for the Special Needs program.

Clients are specifically assigned to special needs shelters, so there are enough supplies and nursing staff to help assist caregivers. In addition, transportation is provided for our special needs clients.

Nursing homes or Assisted Living Facilities are legally required to have their own emergency plans which include evacuation, generators, and transportation for their patients

Complete the special needs registry application on our website: https://www.brevardfl.gov/EmergencyManagement/BePrepared/Step3HaveAPlan/SpecialNeeds

35 years ago today, on July 26, 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law by President George H.W. Bush. AAPD co-founder and disability rights activist Justin Dart was by his side on the White House lawn as President Bush declared, "Let the shameful wall of exclusion come tumbling down."

35 years later, the shameful wall of exclusion still exists, and is being built higher by policies and executive orders that force disabled people into institutions, take away our healthcare, and protect employers who discriminate against us.

The current attack on disability rights makes celebrating the ADA today...complicated. But celebrating the ADA's passage reminds us that the dedication and persistence of disabled Americans have changed this country time and again. Disability advocacy is powerful. Our community is powerful. And in this moment, our power is needed more than ever.

We are so grateful for the ADA and the advocates who fought for it. We will honor and continue their legacy by ensuring the ADA is the floor, not the ceiling, of disability inclusion and civil rights.

In the words of legendary disabled advocate Anita Cameron, "Civil rights aren't given. You have to fight to get them, and then fight to keep them."

We'll be fighting alongside you for the next 35 years and beyond, ❤️ Happy !

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We’re extremely grateful for all the organizations that partnered with us to make this event possible!

The Brevard Disability Fair will continue until 2pm today at the Center for Collaboration in Rockledge.

Don’t miss this opportunity!



Launch Credit Union
Same Day Grab Bars
UF IFAS Brevard County Extension Service
Live Inspired Brevard
NAMI
Aging Matters in Brevard
Gratium Wealth Planning
BAC
Epilepsy Association
Brevard County Public Libraries
Space Coast Mobility