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A mother and daughter looking at a doctor. All are wearing masks. The daughter is bumping elbows with the nurse.
Smiling deaf boy learning sign language.
Well-groomed woman in a wheelchair with a guardian.
A father and daughter with a doctor. All are wearing masks. The father has thumbs up and the daughter is showing a peace sign.
A senior man in wheelchair indoors playing with a pet dog at home.
Three young girls with their arms around each other.
Attractive blind woman talking on the phone with the loudspeaker on. Caucasian woman with a disability using the voice assistant in her smartphone
Two boys at school bumping elbows. They are both wearing masks.
A man in a wheelchair speaking to a doctor. The man is showing thumbs up. The nurse is explaining a medicine.
Elderly asian woman in wheelchair at home with daughter taking care.
A mother and daughter speaking to a nurse. All are wearing masks.
A young happy man with Down syndrome with his mentoring friend celebrating success indoors at school.
Portrait of smiling business executive in wheelchair at meeting in office.

Your Guide to Accessibility Solutions in Rhode Island

Accessible RI was created to provide timely and efficient distribution of information on emerging issues regarding accessibility to Rhode Islanders with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities (I/DD).

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This website is maintained by:

The Rhode Island Developmental Disabilities Council

Click here to visit Rhode Island Developmental Disabilities Council Website

Paul V. Sherlock Center on Disabilities

Click here to visit Paul V. Sherlock Center on Disabilities Website

Disability Rights Rhode Island

Click here to visit Disabiliity Rights Rhode Island Website

Department of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities & Hospitals

Click here to visit Department of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities & Hospitals Website