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Independent living & disability support in Florida

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Choose your county to find the providers listed by California SILC. The 28 centres are separate organizations; a branch or regional provider may be in another county.
Some service areas use ZIP codes or programme-specific rules. County maps help you browse; they do not establish eligibility at your address.
Check the named branch before visiting. Appointment, drop-in, phone and office times differ. The directory shows current quoted contacts and selected local instructions with their sources.
State core-service descriptions appear once here. Local intake, capacity, equipment costs and specialized programme eligibility must be checked with the provider. ILC housing and attendant referrals do not guarantee housing, a paid caregiver or a benefit decision.

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Florida Department of Education — Division of Vocational Rehabilitation & Independent Living

Statewide Florida Vocational Rehabilitation (Areas 1–7 / Units 1–24) and Centers for Independent Living network across all 67 counties.

Florida centers for independent living informationOfficial instructions

CILs are consumer-driven, non-profit organizations who support community living and independence for people with disabilities based on the belief that all people can live with dignity, make their own choices and participate fully in society. CILs provide tools and supports for integrating people with disabilities fully into their communities. CILs serve all disabilities and all ages in every county in Florida.

Source checked October 28, 2026

Florida Association of Centers for Independent Living (FACIL) · Florida Centers for Independent Living — Home (opens in a new tab)

Florida Association of Centers for Independent Living (FACIL) overview

CILs are consumer-driven, non-profit organizations who support community living and independence for people with disabilities based on the belief that all people can live with dignity, make their own choices and participate fully in society. CILs provide tools and supports for integrating people with disabilities fully into their communities. CILs serve all disabilities and all ages in every county in Florida.

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