BCIL Provides the Five “CoreServices” of Independent Living Centers:
1
Peer Mentoring
2
Skills Training
3
Information
& Referral
4
Advocacy
5
Transition
Our Mission Statement
The Boston Center for Independent Living is a frontline civil rights organization led by people with disabilities that advocates to eliminate discrimination, isolation and segregation by providing advocacy, information and referral, peer support, skills training, PCA services, and transitional services in order to enhance the independence of people with disabilities.
Our Antiracism Statement
The Boston Center for Independent Living commits to making all aspects of our work antiracist, not only because it is just but also because it is necessary to serve and represent our community of people with disabilities. We commit to purposefully identifying, discussing, and challenging issues of race and ethnicity to address the impact they have on our organization, our work, and our people. Moreover, we will add our voice and advocacy to similar antiracist efforts in our community.
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Service Areas
The Boston Center for Independent Living serves residents of the following towns and cities:
- Acton
- Arlington
- Bedford
- Belmont
- Boston
- Braintree
- Brookline
- Burlington
- Cambridge
- Canton
- Carlisle
- Chalsea
- Concord
- Dedham
- Everett
- Lexington
- Lincoln
- Malden
- Medford
- Milton
- Newton
- Norwood
- Quincy
- Randolph
- Revere
- Sharon
- Somerville
- Walpole
- Waltham
- Watertown
- Westwood
- Weymouth
- Winchester
- Winthrop
- Woburn