Lancaster disAbled for Change and Justice (LdACJ)
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Founded in 1995 Lancaster Disabled for Change and Justice is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization committed to providing education and advocacy support to the population with disabilities of Lancaster County.
Our goal is to better the lives of every individual in our community by breaking down barriers to inclusion. We feel this can be achieved by providing the general public a better understanding of the barriers persons with disabilities face. To achieve this we’ve established four main objectives.
- Encourage independent living and community based support care.
- Make persons with disabilities aware of their rights and responsibilities.
- Develop and execute community education and awareness programs.
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Promote and teach collective and individual advocacy.
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Meetings are held every other Wednesday at the Lancaster County Library, 125 North Duke Street, Lancaster, Pa. in the first floor reading room. Persons interested in promoting and working for a more inclusive society for all are welcome to attend.
Lancaster disAbled for Change and Justice
337 West Orange Street Lancaster PA 17603
E-mail: ldacj_04@verizon.net
Phil Keller, Executive Director (717) 295-7414
Wayne Koch, Founder (717) 393-9834
Meetings Contact This site contains educational and research materials. This information is not intended to be medical advice. All materials and website Copyright ® 2004 LdACJ except where noted. Please read our Disclaimer and Copyright Notice. Technology and design assistance for this site provided by DCM.
