Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 4:30pm

208-883-0523

800-475-0070

208-883-0524

505 N Main St Moscow, ID 83843

Businesses & government, community involvement, housing advocacy & assistance, in-home support services, individual & community advocacy, independent living skills, information & referral, medical equipment exchange, peer advocacy counseling, ramp up project (providing aluminum modular ramps), technology & communication accessibility needs, transportation services

Utilizing our collective power, DAC provides independent living services while fostering attitudes, policies, and environments of equality and freedom. Our board strives to create a compassionate and accessible place for people with disabilities. We encourage people with disabilities to take control of their lives and to live life to the fullest.

In 1990 DAC was a program called North Idaho CIL and a part of Stepping Stones, Inc. Federal law and diverging issues meant we had to form a new nonprofit to keep our grant funds. The necessary documents were filled out and signed to become a new company and a 501c3 nonprofit. On May 1, 1993 DAC officially began business with a federal grant of about $100,000 and a public transit system that was struggling. But with grass roots determination and collaborative leadership, DAC grew from the little grant project it was to what it is today. In 1993, DAC had a budget of about $150,000. Last year, it paid out more than 1 million in payroll, owns three office buildings in Moscow, Lewiston and Post Falls to serve the entire Inland Northwest. Offering assistance with the following:

Health and Human Services