"Working with people through SAIL has given me a better overall view of everyone’s abilities. People with disabilities aren't to be pitied or made to feel unequal. It is just one characteristic of that person, like being blond. Accessible communities are important, but attitudinal barriers need to be removed."
- Amy Maes

Superior Alliance for Independent Living

At Superior Alliance for Independent Living (A member of the Disability Network), it's in our power to change everything, from individual lives to the wider community.

Every year, we help over 1,000 people with disabilities and their families lead more productive lives in the Upper Peninsula. But our efforts don't just benefit them. They help everyone, with or without disabilities, who lives in, works in, or passes through our community.

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