indiGO Wisconsin

indiGO Wisconsin indiGO is a non-profit serving people with disabilities in NW Wisconsin. We serve people of all ages and all disabilities. Accommodations available upon request.

We empower people living with disablities to thrive independently. indiGO is the go-to resource here to connect you with new opportunities, new possibilites, and new realities. We are not an indepdendent-living facility but an independent living facilitatior. Facebook posts are screen reader compatible. Each photo contain alt text to describe each caption. Videos are posted from YouTube which contains closed captioning.

Creative Coping Support Group. Every Wednesday from 3:30pm-5:00pm
08/25/2026

Creative Coping Support Group. Every Wednesday from 3:30pm-5:00pm

08/25/2026

We're Hiring: Certified Peer Specialist to work with Douglas Co Treatment Court and Superior Police Departments: Pathways to Hope program.

Join the indiGO team and make a meaningful difference in the lives of people with disabilities and mental health challenges in our community!

We are seeking a Certified Peer Specialist to serve individuals in Douglas County by providing peer support, advocacy, encouragement, and guidance based on lived experience. This is an opportunity to empower others, promote independence, and support people as they work toward their personal goals.

What We’re Looking For:
✅ Current Wisconsin Certified Peer Specialist certification (or planning to get certified within a year of hire
✅ Strong communication and interpersonal skills
✅ Passion for supporting others and fostering recovery and independence
✅ Commitment to person-centered services and community inclusion

At indiGO, you'll join a dedicated team focused on creating positive change and helping people live independently in the communities of their choice.

📅 Apply Today!

To learn more and apply, visit: indigowi.org/careers

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Be Thoughtful…Be Respectful and Be Mindful…. Think those white stripes next to accessible parking spaces are just extra ...
08/24/2026

Be Thoughtful…Be Respectful and Be Mindful….

Think those white stripes next to accessible parking spaces are just extra parking room? Maybe you’re not entirely sure what they are and you’re unaware that they’re important access aisles associated with accessible parking …Perhaps you’ve convinced yourself parking there just this once will be ok, no one will even notice or care… Think again!!

Those striped areas are called access aisles, and they are every bit as important as the accessible parking space itself. They provide the space needed for wheelchair ramps, lifts, walkers, canes, scooters, service equipment, and safe vehicle entry and exit. Without that space, a person with a disability may be unable to leave their vehicle, return to it, or travel safely to their destination. These spaces exist so people with disabilities can safely and independently access everyday places like stores, workplaces, clinics, and community events. The extra space and closer location are not perks; they are necessary accommodations.

Accessible parking is not a VIP perk. It's a civil right that helps ensure people with disabilities have equal access to workplaces, schools, medical appointments, businesses, parks, and community events. These spaces help promote independence, safety, dignity, and full participation in everyday life.

Accessible spaces are for vehicles displaying a valid disability placard or license plate.

Access aisles must remain clear at all times.

No parking, standing, waiting, unloading, or "I'll just be a minute" excuses.

The consequences can be costly. Parking illegally in an accessible space or blocking an access aisle can result in hefty fines, towing, citations, and other legal penalties. But the real cost is much greater. One careless parking decision can prevent someone from getting to work, attending a medical appointment, picking up groceries, or simply participating in their community.
So next time you see blue signs and white stripes, remember:

• Blue signs mean accessible parking.
• White stripes mean access aisles.
• Accessibility is a right, not a privilege.



image credit: Northeast ADA Center

indiGO Wisconsin is tabling tonight at the Su***de Prevention Night at Gondik Law Speedway. Please stop and say hi if yo...
08/21/2026

indiGO Wisconsin is tabling tonight at the Su***de Prevention Night at Gondik Law Speedway. Please stop and say hi if you swing by!

📢YOU'RE INVITED: Inclusive Hiring – A Community Conversation📢Let’s build a community where everyone has the opportunity ...
08/21/2026

📢YOU'RE INVITED: Inclusive Hiring – A Community Conversation📢

Let’s build a community where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. Whether you are a local employer, business owner, service provider, self-advocate, or community member, your voice matters as we share ideas, build connections, and create solutions for stronger workplaces in Superior!

🗓️ When: Tuesday, October 13th, 2026
🕚 Time: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Where: Superior Public Library (1530 Tower Avenue, Superior, WI 54880)
🍽️ Perks: A free meal will be provided for attendees!

This event is proudly supported by our sponsors and community supporters, the Wisconsin Board for People with Developmental Disabilities (WI-BPDD) and the Douglas County Community on Transition.

Space is limited, so please RSVP today!
Accommodation requests can be made directly on the registration form.
👉 REGISTER TODAY:
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/wpFQBdqzCF

📞 Questions?
Contact Dawn at 715-319-3626 or [email protected]

What a beautiful day! 🎉💙Our hearts are so full after seeing over 112 of our neighbors come together this past Thursday, ...
08/13/2026

What a beautiful day! 🎉
💙Our hearts are so full after seeing over 112 of our neighbors come together this past Thursday, August 6th for our Disability Rights Celebration. Your presence, energy, and smiles made the day a powerful reflection of our community's incredible strength and spirit.

Because you showed up and supported the event, we successfully raised critical funds for the John Nousaine Memorial Assistive Technology Fund!

Here is why that matters: 100% Local impact: Every single dollar stays right here in our community.

Life-changing gear: These funds directly help local individuals with disabilities secure adaptive tools, specialized software, and independent living equipment.

Breaking barriers: Your support honors John’s fierce legacy of advocacy and helps our neighbors thrive.

Thank you for your civic pride and for your dedication to keeping our community an inclusive, accessible place for everyone.

💬 We want to hear from you!
To help us make future events even better, please take two minutes to share your thoughts, favorite moments, or feedback in our brief survey:👉 https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/qg6JdDrQSZ

🗓️ Save the Date for Next Year!
This celebration is an annual tradition, and we are already looking forward to next year. Mark your calendars to join us again on the first Thursday in August from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM.

Thank you for being the best part of our community!

There will be no Peer Support Group this Friday. We hope you enjoy the week, take good care of yourselves, and stay conn...
08/05/2026

There will be no Peer Support Group this Friday. We hope you enjoy the week, take good care of yourselves, and stay connected with your supports.

We look forward to seeing everyone back on Friday, August 14th for another afternoon of connection, encouragement, and recovery.

See you then! 💪💖

⏰ TOMORROW IS THE DAY! Our ADA Community Event is finally here! We have spent weeks preparing, and our booths, activit...
08/05/2026

⏰ TOMORROW IS THE DAY!

Our ADA Community Event is finally here! We have spent weeks preparing, and our booths, activities, and volunteers are ready to welcome families, seniors, and community members of all abilities.

📍 Where: Superior High School, 2600 Catlin Ave, Main Doors N1
⏰When: Tomorrow, Aug 6th from 11am to 3pm!

✨Reminder: Arrive early! The first 100 attendees get a free sponsor tote bag at the entrance. Stop by, say hello, grab some resources, and celebrate a more inclusive Superior with us. See you tomorrow!

🎉 WE DID IT! GOAL REACHED! 🎉Thanks to your amazing support, we've reached our fundraising goal for the Disability Rights...
08/04/2026

🎉 WE DID IT! GOAL REACHED! 🎉

Thanks to your amazing support, we've reached our fundraising goal for the Disability Rights Celebration!

Now comes the fun part... our Director is getting a pie in the face! 🥧

Join us on Thursday, August 6 from 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM at Superior High School (Door N) for a day of celebration, community, and disability rights advocacy.

Want a chance to be the one doing the pie throwing? Purchase raffle tickets for $1 each at the event. The more tickets you buy, the greater your chances of being selected!

All proceeds will benefit the John Nousaine Memorial Fund.

We can't wait to celebrate with you and thank our incredible sponsors and supporters who helped make this possible!
📍 Superior High School, 2600 Catlin Ave, Door N
📅 Thursday, August 6
⏰ 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Address

2911 Tower Avenue , Suite 9
Superior, WI
54880

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

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+17153929118

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