State Plan for Independent Living
What is the State Plan?
Every three years, INSILC, the Centers for Independent Living, and the Designated State Entity, FSSA, work together to create a Statewide Plan for Independent Living. Based on the input of Hoosiers with disabilitites, the State Plan (State Plan) outlines goals and activities that advance disaaccess, choice, and independence.
We want your input on the 2027-2030 State Plan. We invite our peers with disabilities, families, advocates, and service professionals to get involved in the process. Read more below about the State Plans and how you can get involved.
Follow and weigh in on the next State Plan. Read about the process, review the draft goals and objectives, share your input, and follow along as we revise and complete the plan.
Find the documents and reports of the 2025-2027 State Plan for Independent Living.
Find the documents and reports of the 2021-2023 State Plan for Independent Living.
Find the documents and reports of the 2017-2020 State Plan for Independent Living.
INSILC Engagement Activities Report
October 1, 2025 - September 30, 2026
This report highlights our ongoing efforts to connect with Hoosiers with disabilities, their families, advocates, providers, and partners across the state.
Through meetings, events, outreach activities, we are always working to ensure that diverse voices shape our priorities and inform our work.
These efforts reflect our commitment to advancing the access, choice, and independence of our peers with disabilities.
2025-2027 State Plan Committee
If you would like to learn more about the State Plan Committee or inquire about joining, please email Info@IndianaSILC.org.
Committee Chairs
Chris Spinks
Committee Chair
Chris@indianasilc.org
Ann Barnhart
Vice Chair
Cierra Thomas-Williams
Vice Chair
Document Archive
To access archived meetings of INSILC, Indiana’s disability advocacy nonprofit, visit Indiana.gov. These archives reveal the diverse discussions and initiatives led by INSILC leaders with disabilities, showcasing perspectives on physical/mobility disabilities, intellectual/developmental disabilities, mental health conditions, aging, Deafness, blindness, and Neurodiversity. As an independent 501c3 organization, INSILC’s archives demonstrate its commitment to transparency and the Independent Living
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