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disAbility Solutions for Independent Living

disAbility Solutions for Independent Living is one of Florida's centers for independent living, nonprofit organizations that offer information and referral, independent living skills training, peer support, and advocacy for people with disabilities of any age and their families.

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disAbility Solutions for Independent Living

Address:
1440 North Nova Road, Suite 301, FL

Last checked August 11, 2026

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disAbility Solutions for Independent Living is one of Florida's centers for independent living, nonprofit organizations that offer information and referral, independent living skills training, peer support, and advocacy for people with disabilities of any age and their families. Its office is in Holly Hill and it can be reached at (386) 255-1812 or through https://www.dsil.org/. Ask the center what it currently offers in your area before you plan around it; program lists and waiting times change.

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