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Welcome to Access Living

Established in 1980, Access Living is a nonresidential Center for Independent Living for people with all types of disabilities – one of the first in the country. 

Access Living’s programs and services promote the empowerment, independence and inclusion of people with all types of disabilities in every aspect of community life.
Come Inside! Access Living Building Tour
Virtual TourThumb LargeA spotlight on how the building integrates Universal and Green DesignThe new Access Living headquarters is a model of how seamless integration of two naturally compatible design philosophies respects those who use the space. Read More
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Featured Artist
SmallWrappedTim LowlyLowlyPaintingArt
Tim LowlyThe son of medical missionaries, Tim Grubbs Lowly (b. 1958, Hendersonville, NC) spent most of his youth in South Korea. In 1981, he received a BFA degree from Calvin College. The same year he married Sherrie Rubingh. Their daughter Temma was born in 1985. Read More
Ways You Can Help
Make A Donation to Access LivingAccess Living programs and services focus on critical issues affecting people with disabilities and the community, including housing; personal assistance & health care; youth and education; civil rights; community & economic development; and arts & culture. Your contribution enables Access Living to continue to offer these important programs, and to support individuals such as Janice Harris. Read More Donate to Access Living
Come Inside! Access Living Building Tour
Virtual TourThumb LargeA spotlight on how the building integrates Universal and Green DesignThe new Access Living headquarters is a model of how seamless integration of two naturally compatible design philosophies respects those who use the space. Read More