Connections for Independent Living

Connections for Independent Living Challenge Barriers. Build Independence. When you support our work, you are supporting more than an organization.

We help people with all types of disabilities in northeastern Colorado develop the skills they need to live independently. Centers for Independent Living were created to be run by and for people with disabilities, and offer support, advocacy, and information on empowerment in the attainment of independence from a peer viewpoint, a perspective that was hitherto excluded from participation in the discussion and execution of “services for the disabled.”

If you or someone you know, are in need of services please contact our office to be connected with an Independent Living Specialist. You are lending a hand to your neighbors and community members, from the veteran with PTSD to the mother whose son has cerebral palsy. You can take action now by:
Making a one time donation
Including us in your planned giving or estate plan
Contributing to our annual fundraiser
Donating office supplies or equipment
Donating your time and skills as a volunteer

03/11/2026
Registration is open for our Youth Summer Program! ☀️ Sign up here: https://bit.ly/4l5bwbxPlease call or email us with a...
03/11/2026

Registration is open for our Youth Summer Program! ☀️ Sign up here: https://bit.ly/4l5bwbx

Please call or email us with any questions!

03/11/2026

Update: The City of Greeley will not be at the LINC library today but the Greeley Family House and other 2nd Wednesday agencies will be here today.

03/04/2026

On February 12, 2026, advocates from across Colorado gathered at the State Capitol for Disability Rights Advocacy Day (D-RAD) — a powerful day of civic engag...

03/03/2026

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and the Council is proud to celebrate with the launch of We’re Here: Then, Now, Always campaign.

The national campaign recognizes a simple truth: people with developmental disabilities have always been part of our communities — and always will be.

People with developmental disabilities have always been part of our communities — and always will be.

This month, we’re sharing stories that connect past, present, and future.

Join us. National Association of Councils on Developmental Disabilities

Image description: Graphic reading “We’re Here. Then, Now, Always.” featuring a historic black-and-white photo of disability rights activists at the U.S. Capitol and color photos of people with developmental disabilities advocating and smiling in community settings.

02/20/2026

We’re hiring 2 part-time (temporary) Outdoor Education Coordinators for our Youth Equity Summer Program! Accepting applications through March 13, 2026. Please see our website for more information: https://connectionscolorado.org/join-our-team/

Address

1331 8th Avenue
Greeley, CO
80631

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+19703528682

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Independent Living

We help people with all types of disabilities develop the skills they need to live independently. Centers for Independent Living were created to be run by and for people with disabilities, and offer support, advocacy, and information on empowerment in the attainment of independence from a peer viewpoint, a perspective that was hitherto excluded from participation in the discussion and ex*****on of “services for the disabled.” If you or someone you know, are in need of services please contact our office to be connected with an Independent Living Specialist. When you support our work, you are supporting more than an organization. You are lending a hand to your neighbors and community members, from the veteran with PTSD to the mother whose son has cerebral palsy. You can take action now by: Making a one time donation Including us in your planned giving or estate plan Contributing to our annual fundraiser Donating office supplies or equipment Donating your time and skills as a volunteer