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The ADA Partner's Project is a cooperative effort of the Disability & Business Technical Assistance Centers and Access Alaska. The purpose of the Partner's Project is to provide expert in-depth advise for implementing the Americans with Disabilities Act.

The Partner's Project maintains a statewide network of community based experts, most of whom experience disabilities, to provide interpretive guidance and training for business and local government. ADA Partners are familiar with the unique difficulties that are faced by Alaskans in complying with the ADA.

Local governments can receive interpretive guidance in providing program access that complies with the ADA. Partners are trained to provide assistance in developing a Transition Plan that will systematically address the removal of physical barriers to accessibility.

Business owners can receive technical assistance in meeting their barrier removal responsibilities. Partners are available to help with compliance surveys that will identify barriers that prevent access to the facility. Partners are trained to review your compliance plans to insure that access priorities are met and the highest level of access possible is attained.

Employers can receive training on how to provide an accessible workplace. ADA Partners' can assist employers in providing reasonable accommodation that will allow a valued employee with a disability to remain on the job.

Individuals with disabilities and disability organizations can receive training to help understand the rights and responsibilities that come with ADA protection.

Contact the Partner's Project at 1-888-462-1444 (V/TT) 1-907-222-6166 (Phone/Fax)

Mona McAleese