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DISABILITY RIGHTS LOUISIANA PROTECTS AND ADVOCATES FOR THE HUMAN AND LEGAL RIGHTS OF ALL CHILDREN, ADULTS, AND OLDER PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES!  Get in touch with us!  Main Office Address:  8325 Oak St.  New Orleans, LA 70118 Phone: 800-960-7705  Website: disabilityrightsla.org Facebook.com/disabilityrightsla   CALL US: 1-800-960-7705    PHOTOS include an African-American woman embracing another African-American woman who uses a wheelchair, a woman with developmental disabilities using a computer alongside another woman. A banner with three photos, left to right: a little girl with developmental disabilities, a young man signing ASL, a young woman using a wheelchair with the words "Protect. Advocate. Empower" over each photo.

Our Services  LEGAL Photos of an older Asian couple smiling, the man has his arm around the woman. Photo of an older white man with his arm around his granddaughter. Text reads: ASSISTANCE We provide people with disabilities of all ages with free legal services, along with helpful information and referrals.  COMMUNITY ADVOCACY  Through community advocacy programs, Disability Rights Louisiana:  Protects and advocates for the rights of individuals with disabilities in group homes (CLOP) and in supported independent living (SILAP). Supports individuals with disabilities to get and keep financial independence and employment  (WIPA, PABSS, CAP, and FAIR). Ensures that individuals who receive help managing their Social Security benefits are treated fairly (PABRP).  PUBLIC POLICY & LEGISLATIVE ADVOCACY  Disability Rights Louisiana monitors legislative activity that impact the lives of people with disabilities and works to provide information to relevant stakeholders and various policy makers about the anticipated effects of such legislation.   Mission Statement   Disability Rights Louisiana protects and advocates for the human and legal rights of people with disabilities of all ages. Our work aims to empower the disability community to live an integrated life, free from abuse, neglect and exploitation.   History   Disability Rights Louisiana (DRLA), formerly known as the Advocacy Center of Louisiana, is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization organized in 1977 to protect, empower and advocate for the rights of persons with disabilities of all ages in Louisiana.   How We Decide What Cases We Take  Since demand for our services far exceeds the availability of our staff and attorneys, cases are selected based on available resources and must fit within our priority areas. If we cannot help you directly, we may be able to provide useful information and referrals.  What We Don’t Do  Unfortunately, we are not able to provide financial assistance, and we do not provide legal services in the following areas, among others:  Divorce • Criminal charges • Marital Child Custody Spousal Support • Automobile Accidents Bankruptcy • Debt Collection Applications for Social Security  If you need general information referral regarding services available to people with disabilities in Louisiana, please call 2-1-1.

 

DISABILITY RIGHTS LOUISIANA PROTECTS AND ADVOCATES FOR THE HUMAN AND LEGAL RIGHTS OF ALL CHILDREN, ADULTS, AND OLDER PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES!

Get in touch with us!

Main Office Address:
8325 Oak St.
New Orleans, LA 70118
Phone: 800-960-7705

Website: disabilityrightsla.org
Facebook.com/disabilityrightsla

CALL US: 1-800-960-7705

Our Services

LEGAL ASSISTANCE

We provide people with disabilities of all ages with free legal services, along with helpful information and referrals.

COMMUNITY ADVOCACY

Through community advocacy programs, Disability Rights Louisiana:

Protects and advocates for the rights of individuals with disabilities in group homes (CLOP) and in supported independent living (SILAP).
Supports individuals with disabilities to get and keep financial independence and employment (WIPA, PABSS, CAP, and FAIR). Ensures that individ uals who receive help managing their Social Security benefits are treated fairly (PABRP).

PUBLIC POLICY & LEGISLATIVE ADVOCACY

Disability Rights Louisiana monitors legislative activity that impact the lives of people with disabilities and works to provide information to relevant stakeholders and various policy makers about the anticipated effects of such legislation.

Mission Statement

Disability Rights Louisiana protects and advocates for the human and legal rights of people with disabilities of all ages. Our work aims to empower the disability community to live an integrated life, free from abuse, neglect and exploitation.

History

Disability Rights Louisiana (DRLA), formerly known as the Advocacy Center of Louisiana, is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization organized in 1977 to protect, empower and advocate for the rights of persons with disabilities of all ages in Louisiana.

How We Decide What Cases We Take

Since demand for our services far exceeds the availability of our staff and attorneys, cases are selected based on available resources and must fit within our priority areas. If we cannot help you directly, we may be able to provide
useful information and referrals.

What We Don’t Do

Unfortunately, we are not able to provide financial assistance, and we do not provide legal services in the following areas, among others:

Divorce • Criminal charges • Marital Child Custody
Spousal Support • Automobile Accidents
Bankruptcy • Debt Collection
Applications for Social Security

If you need general information referral regarding services available to people with disabilities in Louisiana, please call 2-1-1.

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