Disability Partners provides independent living services, community education, advocacy and more for people with all types of disabilities.

Disability Rights helps people across North Carolina gain access to services and opportunity through its legally based advocacy.

An internationally recognized training initiative, PiP prepares and motivates people with disabilities and their families to be effective advocates in seeking improved policies and supports.

The Arc of North Carolina is committed to securing for all people with intellectual and developmental disabilities the opportunity to choose and realize their goals of where and how they learn, live, work and play.

A Know-Your-Rights Guide for Voters with Mental Disabilities and Advocates

This guide explains the voting rights of people with mental disabilities. It also talks about unfair laws or policies which might restrict your right to vote and explains what you can do about them. This guide, which you are reading now, is written for people with mental disabilities—such as intellectual, developmental, or psychiatric disabilities--and their families in language that’s easy to understand.