The Disability Network
We open minds and connect you with a world where all people are valued.
A Center for Independent Living
The Disability Network (TDN) is a nonprofit center for independent living that partners with people with disabilities so they can live as independently in the community as possible. Since 1992, TDN has worked with thousands of individuals in the areas of independent living skills development, information and referral, peer counseling, youth and adult transitional living and advocacy. Our goal is to connect you with a world where everyone is valued by working with the community to make it more inclusive and accessible.
Opening Minds in Flint And Genesee
One of the first steps in opening minds is establishing trust and building awareness. TDN has made training and community education a priority with our workshops.
- Bias Training
- Freak Factor
- Reasonable Accommodations
- Motivating Employees
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Hub
Updated October 15, 2020
As we monitor information from health officials, we recognize that we all have a role in keeping our community safe and slow the spread of COVID-19 to help protect people at high risk for complications.
- TDN offices will be closed to the public for drop-in, face-to-face and group services and meetings
- TDN staff members will continue to work remotely and provide services by phone, email & social media
Six artists participated in The Disability Network’s fall art class held at The Flint Institute of Arts. Expressions Inclusive Art Class, which concluded in late-October, gave students experience with oil pastels, pottery, and acrylic paint over four sessions.
In a tiny garage in Corunna, Michigan, students transformed a truck and learned valuable life lessons during a class is called “Wrenching for the Future”.