COVID-19 Update

Due to recent positive COVID tests, there are changes to visitation in Inglis House and Connections Day Program closed early today Please stay tuned for further information.
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The Inglis mission is to enable people with disabilities — and those who care for them — to achieve their goals and live life to the fullest.
Established in 1984, the Inglis Day Program, Connections provides opportunities for people with disabilities to engage in social, educational, and wellness activities.
The 20th Annual Inglis Golf Outing, held, June 14th, 2021 at St. Davids Golf Club, was another huge success!
Inglis is the largest private developer of affordable, accessible housing — with nearly 400 units to date, Opening Sept 2021 - Inglis Methodist Gardens..
Inglis’ Adapted Technology program empowers people with disabilities to have better control of their own lives, medical care, finances, and so much more.
The Annual Inglis Keen Games - celebrating more than 40 years of wheelchair sports at Inglis, will hopefully return Fall 2021.
Individuals with significant physical disabilities from across the country have chosen to receive 24-hour care and live full, engaged lives at Inglis House.
Inglis up in lights! Celebrating our 140th anniversary in 2017, Inglis was highLIGHTED on the PECO building.
Every day, Inglis helps nearly 1,000 people with advanced multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injury, and numerous other disabilities.
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Sign UpDue to recent positive COVID tests, there are changes to visitation in Inglis House and Connections Day Program closed early today Please stay tuned for further information.
Our latest issue of Image is here - celebrating independence at home - wherever home may be - in an apartment, with family, or at Inglis House.
Thank you for attending our Housing As A Human Right: Elevating Accessible Solutions statewide conference on May 5th 2022! Our event was made successful because of your support and participation. In total, there were 146 in-person attendees and 40 virtual attendees.
The movie starring actors with disabilities makes history for winning best picture, best adapted screenplay, and best actor - marking only the second time a deaf actor received the honor.