About The Partnership
Texas Partners for Inclusive Access is a collaboration among Texans with disabilities, state leaders, and community organizations to ensure Texas communities meet the unique needs of individuals with disabilities and their families. Texas Partners for Inclusive Access provides trustworthy information and resources so that Texans with disabilities have fewer barriers to obtain community-based services and supports.
Partner organizations include:
- Amistad
- Aging, Disability And Transportation Resource Center – El Paso And Far West Texas
- Brazos Valley Center for Independent Living
- Coastal Bend Center for Independent Living
- Connect to Care
- Disability Rights Texas
- FEMA
- Governor’s Committee on People with Disabilities
- House the Homeless, Inc.
- Providers Alliance for Community Services of Texas
- Rio Grande Aging, Disability and Transportation Resource Center
- State Independent Living Council (SILC)
- Texas Advocates
- Texas A&M University Center on Disability and Development
- Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities
- Texas Epidemic Public Health Institute
- Texas Center for Disability Studies
- Texas Health and Human Services
- Texas Technology Access Program
- The Arc of Texas
- West Texas Aging and Disability Resource Center
Learn more about how your organization can join Texas Partners for Inclusive Access to help reduce barriers for people with disabilities, their families, and caregivers.
