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Access 2 Independence to Celebrate Keith Ruff’s Birthday and Open It’s Door to the Public for our Annual Open House

On Friday, June 1, 2012,  from 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Access 2 Independence and it’ s stakeholders will be celebrating our dear friend, Keith Ruff’s 67th birthday! Come join us as we show him just how appreciated he is here at Access 2 Independence. While you are here, stay and see what Access 2 Independence is all about as we open our doors for the annual Access 2 Independence Open House 2012.

 

Food and Drink will be provided. We are located at 381 E. College St in Iowa City. We look forward to seeing you there!

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Access 2 Independence is Having a Game Night!

Join the stakeholders and consumers of Access 2 Independence as they celebrate the weekend by having a game night on Friday, May 25th from 4 p.m.-6 p.m. The game night will be held at 381 E. College St in Iowa City.

Bring your own games or come enjoy the games that are provided.  Access 2 Independence will be providing a Playstation 2, along with free food and drink.

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Access Iowa City: The Independent Living Network: Part 1 or Part 1

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Access Iowa City: The Independent Living Network: Second Part of Part 1

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Access 2 Independence to Offering a Free Living Well with a Disability Class in Cedar Rapids!

The Living Well course is a five week wellness workshop for people with disabilities that helps participants achieve full participation through health maintenance and health promotion activities.  When appropriate, individuals are encouraged to consider health behavior as one tool for increasing participation.  Individually chosen goals are the centerpiece for building skills in healthy reactions and communication, managing depressed mood, seeking information, physical activity, nutrition, advocacy, and maintenance of health living habits.

Participants report improvements in outlook and positive changes in daily activities, such as new employment, returning to school, or active social lives.  Many participants report the session on systems advocacy as their first exposure to disability rights advocacy.  And, individuals with participated in Living Well also report less limitation due to secondary health conditions and reduced health care costs.

Class and materials are provided at no cost to the participants. For more information, contact the Cedar Rapids office at 319.366.0642.

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