Advancing Your Abilities Towards Independence

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Game On Adaptive Leisure and Sports! (GOALS)

We would love to learn more about your story and discover how we can help you live with greater dignity and independence.

Helping to break the mold of traditional attitudes about people with disabilities.

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Our Mission

There is no “cookie cutter” approach to life, and everyone does it a little differently.

Solutions for Independence's (SFI) mission is to support the Independence of people with disabilities through consumer empowerment and community education. SFI works to ensure that anyone, regardless of disability, is able to live the life they want. We aim to eliminate barriers that keep people with disabilities from being fully included within their community.

From awareness to education, we offer services that give our consumers the choice to live life in a manner they want to live it.

Service Area

We are proud to serve residents in Davidson, Davie, Forsyth, Stokes, Surry, and Yadkin County with our full offering of core services. Residents of Catawba and Iredell County are eligible for our Transitions to Community Living (TCL) program.

But even if you do not live in these areas, we still encourage you to chat with our team!

Who We Serve Contact Us
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We have a variety of services that will help promote and empower your independent lifestyle!

Advocacy
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Independent Living Skills Training
Youth Event
Information & Referrals
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Transitions
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Peer Support
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Housing & Support

Three Step Process

  1. Step 1: Start the conversation
    Reach out to our team!
  2. Step 2: Identify your pathway to independence
    Chat with our Community Inclusion Specialist on solutions tailored to your needs
  3. Step 3: Live independently!
    Start living your life with greater urgency and independence
Get Started