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Active Re-Entry Centers for Independent Living - Price, Moab, and Vernal, UT
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Eastern Shore Center for Independent Living (ESCIL) - Belle Haven, VA
Philosophy of Independent Living Independent Living is based on the premise that individuals with disabilities are capable of self-determination, and that programs established to provide...
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Options Center for Independent Living - Bourbonnais, Watseka, IL
help people with disabilities achieve and/or maintain self-sufficiency and productive lives in our communities....
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Beneficial Designs The Universal Trail Assessment Process (UTAP)
detailed reference information for search-and-rescue plans and activities Tool Kit Our Universal Trail Assessment Tool Kit includes a complete array of inexpensive and easy-to-use devices...
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I. Steps to Ensure Access for All in Emergencies and Disasters
that your community evacuation and recovery plans enable people with disabilities, including those who have mobility, vision, hearing, cognitive, and psychiatric disabilities to safely self-evacuate...
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F. Paperwork Reduction Act
The newly proposed information collection is the requirement that telecommunications equipment manufacturers ensure that any electronic documentation (such as web-based self-service support...
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Viking E-1600-IP VoIP Emergency Phones with Built-in Auto Dialer and Digital Announcer
ATM machines Area of refuge locations Medical centers Lobbies Entryways Campus emergency stations Stadiums Convention centers Public access areas Features Self...
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North Country Center for Independence (NCCI) - Plattsburgh, NY
Centers for Independent Living are not residential facilities, nor do most of them offer self-contained "day programs"....
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The Whole Person (TWP) - Kansas City, MO
Our goal is to promote empowerment, independence, self-reliance and integration into the community....
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9. What type of reasonable accommodations may employees with hearing disabilities need?
assistive listening devices (ALDs) Example 9: An employer has an annual all-employee meeting for more than 200 employees....
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DOJ/DOT Joint Technical Assistance on the Title II of the ADA Requirements to Provide Curb Ramps when Streets, Roads, or Highways are Altered through Resurfacing
Without curb ramps, sidewalk travel in urban areas can be dangerous, difficult, or even impossible for people who use wheelchairs, scooters, and other mobility devices....
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Information That May Be Requested in Post-Offer Examinations or Inquiries
The employer has not considered possible accommodations, such as sharing the occasional heavy weight lifting with another employee or providing a device to assist lifting....
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Communicating with Customers
When a person who uses such a device calls the relay service by dialing 7‒1‒1, a communications assistant calls the business and voices the caller’s typed message and then types the business...
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2. Who is considered a person with a disability under Title II of the ADA and Section 504?
Section 504 is to be interpreted broadly.43 Even if an individual’s substantially limiting impairment can be mitigated through the use of medication; medical supplies, equipment, and devices...
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[2010 ADAS] 105.2.2 ASME
Each of the lift types addressed in ASME A18.1 must meet requirements for capacity, load, speed, travel, operating devices, and control equipment....
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F. Shelter Environment
But care should be taken so cane-detectable barriers do not block accessible routes or the clear floor space that people using mobility devices need to access common protruding objects such...
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EXHIBIT A
, persons who: Use screen readers or voice interactive software; Only or predominately use keyboards to input data and to navigate websites; Use Braille output devices...
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8.4 Improving Data Sources and Research
environmental factors such as height and gap distances, use of handholds, surface softness, number of transfers needed to go from the initial location to the final destination, use of assist devices...
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Captioning, narrative description, and video interpreting services. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The Department proposes replacing the term "telecommunications devices for deaf persons (TDD's)" with "text telephones (TTYs)" in § 36.303(b)(1). ...
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3.1.2. Percentage of Auditoriums by Venue Type
The final rule’s scoping requirements for captioning and audio description devices vary depending on the size of the venue (i.e., the number of auditoriums exhibiting digital movies within...
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Acceleration
For users likely to be operating on the roadway, the critical users for minimum green time would be hand cyclists, as they had the highest elapsed time of the vehicular-type devices....
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Appendix 4 – References
Space requirements for wheeled mobility devices. In: Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 48th Annual Meeting. Steinfeld, E. Schroeder, S. and Bishop, M. (1979). ...
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[2010 ADAS] 105.2.2 ASME
Each of the lift types addressed in ASME A18.1 must meet requirements for capacity, load, speed, travel, operating devices, and control equipment....
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III. Benefits of Ratification
As these persons receive opportunities in their countries, they will need accessible devices, from wheelchairs and other mobility aids and services to new technologies, including smart phones...
