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About the DRC

The Disability Resource Center is a consumer controlled and community-based agency that provides services and supports to individuals of all ages with any type of disability.

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About DRC
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Board of Directors

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Programs & Services
Disability Programs & Services

The Center provides information continuously to individuals living with disabilities, their families and friends, representatives of human service agencies, & cities and towns regarding resources and services throughout the North Shore & Cape Ann Area.
Programs & Services
Information & Referral

Options Program

Independent Living Skills Training

Youth Services
How We Help

Options Counseling

Independent Living Skills Training

Peer Counseling

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Advocacy
Advocacy

The Disability Resource Center acts in collaboration with other organizations such as the Massachusetts Statewide Independent Living Council and the other ten MA Independent Living Centers to eliminate barriers to full social participation by individuals with disabilities.
Advocacy
APAB

CAAT

Legislative Priorities

Olmstead Plan

Register to Vote

Disabilities Act
Register to Vote!

Register to Vote!

Register to vote at Rock the Vote and Care Vote

Resources
DRC Resources

The Disability Resource Center helps individuals with disabilities find housing, emergency preparedness, choices, and web accessibility.
Resource Links
Guide to Finding Housing

Useful Links

Documents

Yellow Pages

Housing Options Workshop

Local Resources
What's New

Why is the Census So Important?

Flu Prevention

The Most Common Causes of House Fires

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Mental Health - Club Houses

Webpage:: www.massclubs.org/dra-overview

Miscellaneous Information:: Dual Recovery Anonymous is a 12-Step self-help program for individuals who experience both an addiction and an emotional or psychiatric illness. Adults recovering from any addiction and any mental health challenge are welcome to attend.