ALT This image contains graphics and text. The background image is a black-and-white photo of a blind white man listening to his phone, presumably on a phone call. Over this photo is a white fade to the right of the image. To the right, a white circle with a green phone in the center and text that reads, "Information & Referral, Our dedicated team is here to guide you every step of the way. From housing to mentorship, we're your trusted home base for support and services. Call our I&R team today to see how they can assist you!" Towards the bottom of this image, there is a black right triangle that extends the length of the post but becomes smaller as it moves left. Inside this triangle is text that reads, "Phone: 843-225-5080, TTY: 843-225-0231, Email: [email protected]"

ALT Posted by AccessAbility on March 22, 2024. This image contains text, images, and graphics. The background photo is a stock image of someone using a calculator. This image fades into white to the right of the image. In the right of the image, there is a white circle with a green rocket ship icon, with a green header next to it reading, "Independent Living Skills Training", under this header the text reads, "Schedule a one-on-one training session to learn finance, personal hygiene management, effective communication skills, transportation education and more!". On the bottom right corner, there is a right angle triangle in black with AccessAbility's logo in the very right corner and text aligning the hypotenuse (or longest part) of the triangle reading, "Phone: 843-225-5080, TTY: 843-225-0231, Email: [email protected]"

ALT Posted by AccessAbility on March 21, 2024. This is a graphic of 10 square images of individuals with Down syndrome. The squares are in the shape of the number three. The text in this image reads 'WORLD DOWN SYNDROME DAY"

ALT Posted by AccessAbility on March 18. 2024. This image contains a striped border in red, white, and blue with an image of five postcards. On the left bottom corner is an image of a circular black stamp with white underneath, reading" City of Columbia, SC, Latin aligning the bottom". To the right of the circular stamp is a series of black wavy lines. The bottom right corner is another stamp in green, rectangular shape, and a white AccessAbility logo (AA) in the middle (in white).

ALT Posted by AccessAbility on March 18, 2024. This image shows two people reading text from a piece of paper on a wall and text on a small paper whiteboard. The paper on the wall reads, "How many times can a person serve as President of the USA", the text on the board reads, "Name 2 ways that you can get involved in democracy".

ALT Posted by AccessAbility on March 18, 2024. This image contains three people sitting at a table, writing postcards to their representatives.

ALT Graphic with text, "SC Access and Independence Network: Lowcountry Gathering. Saturday, March 16th, 12PM-2PM, Access Ability SC, 7944 Dorchester Rd. #5, North Charleston. "A day of fin and civic engagement! Refreshments provided. Questions? Contact [email protected], [email protected]"

ALT The graphic below is an imagined child's scrapbook drawing with Independent Living Movement leaders Johnnie Lacy, Judy Heumann, and Kitty Cone. The text on the upper portion of the image reads, "I can be just like them," with a stick figure drawing of a girl to the right of it.

ALT Photo by ACCESS ABILITY on February 27, 2024. This image shows several people looking through clothing racks in the parking lot of the AccessAbility offices.

ALT Photo by ACCESS ABILITY on February 27, 2024. May be an image of a man wearing a flannel with a butterfly on his shoulder.

ALT Photo by ACCESS ABILITY on February 27, 2024. An image of 7 people listening to a presentation.

ALT Posted by AccessAbility on February 21, 2024. This image contains objects and text. The objects pictured in the photo are blue disposable gloves and a stack of blue bed pads. The text in the image reads as follows, "Call for Donations, We need diapers/pull-ups and disposable bed pads. Drop off location is 7944 Dorchester Rd. #5, North Charleston, SC 29418. For more info, visit https://www.abilitysc.org"

ALT Posted by Access Ability on February 20, 2024. This image shows Columbia's Capitol building in black and white with three speakers (in color) collaged in front outlined in an orange glow.

ALT Posted by AccessAbility on February 19, 2024. This is an image contains photos of people shopping and checking out in the parking lot of AccessAbility's headquarters. The text on the image reads, "Ability Thrift, Saturday Sale, Saturday, February 24th from 7 AM to 11 AM. Don't miss the oppurtunity to find accessible clothes and items at an affordable price! ability thrift.org, 7944 Dorchester Rd #5, North Charleston, SC, 29418.

ALT Posted by AccessAbility on February 8, 2024. This image is a circular picture of antiques at the center, with text overlayed reading "Ability Thrift Now At". Surrounding this image is more text reading "Antiques and Artisans". On the bottom of this image is black text reading "619 Old Trolley Rd, Summerville, SC"

ALT Posted by AccessAbility on February 7, 2024. The image shows the AccessAbility logo written out with black hands using sign language. Below this image is a mirrored reflection of the original logo in a body of blue water.

ALT An image of a black man in a wheelchair casting his vote in a ballot box. The text on this picture reads, "HAVE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE?, Feb. 3 - Democratic Party Election Early Voting: Jan. 22 - Feb 2. Feb. 24 - Republican Party Election Early voting: Feb. 12 - Feb. 22"

ALT An image with text reading, "You have the right to have anyone of your choosing to help you in the voting process such as family, friends, and even the polling station employees. The only ones who CAN NOT help you are your employer or union representative. When you vote, the person helping you must be prepared to help you with any questions you might have about the ballot. they are allowed to go into the booth with you and help. you have the right to your own opinion and thoughts. The person helping you cannot tell you how to vote or change anything you mark. This vote is yours, you have the right to privacy, to be respected, and your voice heard."

ALT An image with text reading, "When You’re going to vote, you will be asked to show some form of ID. This can be a traditional ID from the DMV, a Driver’s License, military ID, passport, or your voter registration card. If you do not have the ability to get an id because of your disability or lack of transportation, you will have to fill out a provisional ballot. A provisional ballot means they will let you vote without identification but will review your vote upon completion. This does not mean they can do anything to your vote, but to check your reason for not having identification. If you run into any trouble, call election protection at 1-866-our-vote (1-866-687-8683) regarding election day assistance problems."

ALT Photo by ACCESS ABILITY on February 01, 2024. An image of the Berkeley Middle School logo with a blue circle, yellow text reading "Berkeley Middle Bucks", and deer antlers in yellow in the center of the circle.

ALT Photo by ACCESS ABILITY on February 01, 2024. An image of a school gymnasium filled with families and tables.

ALT Photo by ACCESS ABILITY on February 01, 2024. An image of 2 people at the AccessAbility table talking.

ALT Photo by ACCESS ABILITY on February 01, 2024. An image of an empty classroom with AccessAbility's presentation on the white board.

ALT Posted by AccessAbility on Jan. 31, the image shows medical equipment to the left and text to the right reading "Are you in need of medical equipment? Maybe you have donations that could make an impact on your community. Call and ask about our loan closet program and how you can participate."

ALT The image shows the official seal of South Carolina with latin enscribed on the edges.

ALT Post by AccessAbility on January 24. 2024. This image is a black and grey background with a globe in the center. The text in the image says, International Day of Education, January 24th. There are different images of assistive technology around the globe. This post is celebrating International Day of Education.

ALT Photo by AccessAbility on January 23, 2024. The image is a sculpture of Louis Braille, the "father" or inventor of the Braille language. It is on a beige background with black dots aligning the side and top. At the bottom it says January is the Braille Literacy Month.