Events

NRG Center, Hall E, 8400 Kirby Drive, Houston, TX 77054
Booth #240 – Houston Center for Independent Living
Join in to discover the latest products with cutting-edge technology, life-enhancing products for disabilities, sports for abilities, creative adaptive dance and relevant workshops. Online registration is free at www.AbilitiesExpo.com and for more information about parking, exhibitor list and floor plan for the exhibits visit the Abilities Website.
Spend a day of fun for the whole family!

Explore your creativity and empower yourself along with your peers through art. You will experiment with various forms of art ranging from: beads, crafts, and painting. You won’t want to miss this opportunity!
Contact HCIL for information and details.

Come join HCIL’s work team for men with disabilities. Join us as we share and discuss personal or systems community barriers. Together, we can work to solve the barriers affecting us as men with disabilities! Be part of the solution! Let’s take action and break the barriers! Contact HCIL to let us know you will be joining us.

W.O.M. members come together to live, learn and enjoy each other. Come in and join the fun. Contact HCIL to RSVP.

Do you have trouble accessing transportation or housing? Want to learn how to resolve these issues and increase your independence in the community? If so, join HCIL as we partner with Lone Star Legal Aid, to provide a new monthly workshop presentation and advocacy meeting here at HCIL in their efforts to help resolve issues that individuals with disabilities face in accessing transportation and housing. There will be time to answer your questions and learn about obtaining assistance from Lone Star Legal Aid.

Come meet new peers or catch up with old ones! Come join us for board games, dominos, bingo and much more! We will have door prizes for those who join us. Call HCIL for more information!

Do you have computer limitations in vision, speech, movement, hearing or learning? If so, come to HCIL and see demonstrations, try-out, learn and practice on some of today’s most “user-friendly” computer access equipment.