Cooking Class is a group held at the DNCAP office every Wednesday. The goal of the group is to work on basic cooking skills while keeping to a budget. The meals and snacks selected to be prepared in the group are always recipes that can be easily recreated at home with the supplies most have
Open Art is a social skill-building group that meets on Tuesday mornings. Students are allowed to bring their own art supplies and projects from home to work on here at the DNCAP office with their peers or use the provided supplies from DNCAP. The goal of the group is to build social connections and explore
The Traumatic Brain Injury Peer Support Group is a group where you can meet with fellow individuals who have had traumatic brain injuries. You can speak about shared experiences, the
The Traumatic Brain Injury Peer Support Group is a group where you can meet with fellow individuals who have had traumatic brain injuries. You can speak about shared experiences, the
Come to Disability Network Capital Area on the third Thursday of every month to get assistance with all of your tech devices, including Computers, Tablets, Cell Phones, and More!
One problem facing many persons with disabilities today is getting a State ID or Driver’s License, or even getting to the Secretary of State office altogether! So, in partnership with
Our Board meetings are open to the public. We welcome your input! Public comment is taken at the beginning of each meeting. The Board usually meets on the third Tuesday of every month at Disability Network Capital Area’s office located at 901 E Mt Hope Ave, Lansing, MI 48910 from 4-6 pm. For more information,
Learn to cook healthy meals with a rice cooker! Supplies will be provided. Located at: Beacon of Hope 401 S Swegles St, St Johns, MI Time: 6pm – 8pm Space is limited, so registration is necessary! Call to register at DNCAP’s Owosso Office at (989) 720-4114 or call Christina at (517)
Disability Network Capital Area Vision is for people with disabilities to be included in all aspects of the human experience. If you need assistance with any aspect of life, including Support, Information & Referral, Advocacy, Independent Living Skills, Food Assistance & Health care (MI Bridges), SSI & Disability Benefits Assistance, and more, we can do our best
If you live in Shiawassee County and are facing food insecurity, come to the Shiawassee Family YMCA for their monthly Mobile Food Distribution. The food will be distributed in a drive-through fashion on a first-come-first-serve basis.
The Traumatic Brain Injury Peer Support Group is a group where you can meet with fellow individuals who have had traumatic brain injuries. You can speak about shared experiences, the problems you face as a TBI survivor, and much more. It is a chance to socialize and commiserate with people with similar experiences and challenges.