Welcome to Access to Independence
What is a Center for Independent Living?
Access To Independence of San Diego, Inc. is a Center for Independent Living, serving people with disabilities in the counties of San Diego, Imperial, and Honolulu. Each branch offers core services that include transition, diversion, peer support, personal assistance, advocacy, and information and referral. In addition to these services, each branch offers unique programs based on the local needs of the community we serve. All of our services are free of charge to all people with a disability regardless of type of disability or age. Access to independence is committed to community integration and advocate on systemic issues in order to create barrier-free communities.
Our Center is unique in that we serve several counties. Our administrative staff is located at
8885 Rio San Diego Drive, Suite 135, San Diego, CA 92108
and is under the direction of Executive Director, Letty Zuno.
Our Hawaii Branch is having a fundraiser!
🍩 Doughnuts for a cause!! 🍩
Access To Independence is giving you the best reason to indulge in a dozen (or two) Krispy Kreme doughnuts. Until August 10, 2023, 50% of your order will be donated back to Access To Independence when you purchase via our fundraising sales page!
Simply buy online, visit your local store & redeem using your code.
Treat yourself or even gift them to friends and family here:
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Access to Independence of San Diego is an official drop box
On election day, we will be open from 7 AM - 8 PM to accept ballots!
Anyone voting in the County District Four Special Election may drop off their ballot during our office hours Monday - Friday, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM now through voting day, August 15! On election day, we will be open from 7 AM - 8 PM to accept ballots!
This month, voters of San Diego County's District 4 will have the chance to elect a new supervisor- weighing in on who should represent them in county government. Whoever, they elect will play a key role in shaping county policy on public health, housing, homelessness, transportation, climate, and more. Residents of these communities are eligible to vote in this election: Azalea Park, Bankers Hill, Bay Terraces, Birdland, Casa de Oro & Mt. Helix, Chollas Creek, City Heights, Civita, Clairemont (Bay Ho, Bay Park, Clairemont Mesa, N. Clairemont), Crest - Dehesa, Encanto, Grantville (portions of), Kearny Mesa, Kensington - Talmadge, La Mesa, Lemon Grove, Linda Vista, Mid-City, Mission Hills, Mission Valley, Montezuma, Mesa, Normal Heights, North Park, Oak Park, Old Town, Paradise Hills, Rancho- San Diego, Rolando, Rolando Park, SDSU Mission Valley, Serra Mesa, Skyline, Spring Valley, University Heights, and Valencia Park Webster.