The Division for Community Living promotes the independence and well-being of Virginians with disabilities by coordinating and providing services that assist individuals in successfully meeting their goals for living in the community.
The division works with 17 Centers for Independent Living (CILs), 11 local public guardian programs, and 9 brain injury providers. The Auxiliary Grant Program, Long Term Rehabilitation Case Management, and Personal Assistance Services (PAS) are also offered throughout the Commonwealth.
Our Impact in 2024
9,000
individuals with disabilities served through CILs
3,100
individuals served through brain injury providers
1,349
individuals served by public guardians
Services
Boards and Councils
The Division for Community Living facilitates four advisory boards:
Our Mission
Maximizing independence for people with disabilities throughout the commonwealth.
Documents
- A3901 & A3901N CIL Fee for Service Guidelines
Fee for Service policies and definition of CIL Services - A3901 & A3901N CIL FFS Independent Living Vendor Rates
Fee for Service Vendor hourly pay scale - Facts About Centers for Independent Living
- CIL Policies and Procedures Manual