Native American Disability Law Center

The Native American Disability Law Center is a private nonprofit organization based in Farmington, NM, dedicated to advocating for the legal rights of Native Americans with disabilities. The Center provides comprehensive legal services and advocacy across multiple critical areas, including civil rights enforcement, special education law, healthcare access, and rights to public and private services. Their experienced team of attorneys and advocates works to ensure that Native Americans with disabilities have meaningful access to justice and can exercise their legal rights within their communities and nations.

Serving the Four Corners region, the Native American Disability Law Center addresses complex disability-related legal issues that directly impact the lives of Native people. The organization investigates cases of abuse and neglect in care facilities, conducts thorough legal analysis of civil rights violations, and provides representation for individuals navigating special education disputes and healthcare access barriers. Beyond direct legal services, the Center is committed to education and empowerment, offering rights-based training programs for people with disabilities, their families, educators, and service providers. This multi-faceted approach ensures that communities have the knowledge and resources needed to enforce their legal rights through self-advocacy. The Center provides services at no charge and maintains a commitment to delivering accurate disability-related legal information and advice to individuals throughout the region who need assistance.