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St. Coletta of Wisconsin is one of the oldest Catholic organizations in Wisconsin that supports individuals with developmental and other disabilities. Founded in 1904 by the Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi-Milwaukee, it offers residential, pastoral and vocational programs. The organization s vocational program includes a variety of services, community employment, adult education, on-campus employment and development training. It also provides paid training and employment opportunities for individuals who are seeking job training experience. The organization s developmental training program focuses on prevocational training, music therapy, daily living activities and sensory motor opportunities. Additionally, it offers behavioral health and transportation services and a music therapy program. The organization is located in Jefferson, Wis.

Milwaukee Center For Independence is a community-based agency serving children, adults and families with physical and mental disabilities since 1938. The organization provides various services to assist individuals and families with special needs. The organization serves more than 8,000 children, adults and families each year. It offers more than 50 programs and services. Milwaukee Center For Independence is affiliated to the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. Its comprehensive care connection provides expert assessment of needs and coordination of services for older adults and people with special needs. Its professional staff offers the expertise to work with older adults and people to help maintain quality independent living. Milwaukee Center For Independence is located in Milwaukee.

Established in 1980, Regional Access & Mobilization Project, also known as RAMP, is a nonprofit, nonresidential center for independent living. It serves with the purpose of increasing the ability of people with disabilities to become productive, contributing and self-directing members of society. The organization also educates businesses, service providers and public entities on disability issues. Regional Access & Mobilization Project is funded by service and community organizations, corporate donations, special events and individual contributions. In addition, it offers community, communication, deaf and individual services. The organization provides peer counseling for people with hearing disabilities. It offers bus training, individual advocacy and personal assistance services. With a location in Rockford, Ill., Regional Access & Mobilization Project is a member agency of the Boone County United Way, Northwest Illinois United Way and DeKalb United Way.