Bucks County Center for Independent Living

BCCIL serves all of Bucks County at no charge to consumers.

The goal of BCCIL is to help people with disabilities attain equal access; able to live, work, and enjoy their lives as independently as possible.

BCCIL provide 5 core FREE services:

Information & Referral
.Independent living skills: 1:1 or in group setting, within classrooms or individually in the community
Advocacy (individual or systems). Ex: consumer having a problem with landlord over service dog issue).
Peer support: Provides a space for people with disabilities (PWD) to speak with other PWDs.
Transition services: Assistance in life transitions. Ex: School to work/adulthood; nursing home to home, or nursing home diversion.

Eligibility for services: Self-disclosure of any kind of disability. No proof required, no eligibility or other income requirements.
To access services, simply call 215-781-5070. Consumers can be referred individually, through a family member, through case manager, etc.
BCCIL workers can meet with consumers virtually, in office, in the community or wherever the consumer is comfortable.
BCCIL runs a Young Adult Group (14-25) in which consumers have an environment to socialize, learn Independent Living skills and advocacy skills.
BCCIL provides person-to-person resource navigation. CIL helps connect consumers to resources and services, and advocate and support them through processes.
o They can do within reason whatever the consumer is asking. e.g., help filling out forms or applications.
o In person peer support is available every other Wednesday in office, and virtual every Friday.

BCCIL is located at 164 Fairless Hills, PA 19030.

Call: 215 781 5070