EVENTS
Feb 17th – Closed for Presidents Day
NEWS
STIC’s MERCH STORE is open – please share with family and friends 🙂
Click here to TAKE ACTION and learn more about our advocacy efforts.
October 21st – We, STIC, are distributing this survey with the intention of collecting information to see how STIC can cover unmet needs for our consumers. Participation in this survey is completely and totally optional and will always be anonymous. Results of the survey will be collected to help determine the needs/ wants of our consumers and best practices for this sensitive subject. Since the survey is anonymous we will be including a list of local/ national resources which could be helpful for those who have need of them. The intended audience for this survey is consumers and or parent/ guardians of said consumer.
Click here for SEA Survey Click here for Resource List
October 4th – Click here for recent CDPA Updates
August 20th – Call House Democratic Leadership and demand they support the Latonya Reeves Freedom Act
Click here to take action for Voter Voice Article
August 13th – STIC Night Out @ Rumble Ponies (First Game starts at 5:35pm)
July 30th – Special Education 101 (12pm – 2pm)
Click here for Facebook event.
July 23 – The Accessibility Committee at STIC would like to acknowledge the City of Binghamton – Government, especially Ronald Lake, P.E. City Engineer, for replacing the dangerous curb cut on Hawley St.
Click here to read more
June 13 – HELP US SHINE A LIGHT ON MEDICAID SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE!
May 23 – DISABILITY ORGANIZERS FORUM: OLMSTEAD & HOUSING
Thursday, May 23, 4-5:30 pm EDT
STIC’s MERCH STORE is open – please share with family and friends 🙂
Imagine a world that is accessible to everyone -where no barriers to independence exist; where you’re allowed to be yourself and free to let your disability be just one more part of you. Together we can shape this world. Join the Independent Living (R)evolution! Our unity can be a potent force for change.
In addition to providing services, the Southern Tier Independence Center is a gathering place for people and information. Our joint efforts in understanding the issues and concerns of people with disabilities can pave the way to this more accessible world.
The Center believes that people have the right to be responsible for making their own choices. By working with you rather than for you, we respect your ability to know what’s best for you.
If any of our services seem like a good option for you, we’d like to meet you! All services are free unless otherwise indicated.
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Xscapes are interactive adventure based escape room scenarios. Escape rooms are a rapidly growing popular entertainment adventure. You are part of a team of players who are placed in a room filled with puzzles and the clues that you need to solve the adventure. You have one hour to escape the scenario successfully. Can your team do it? Are you and your companions observant, logical, problem solvers with the inherent talentand knowledge to win in record time? Can you collaborate performing as a team, each member applying their particular talents and insights to the challenge at hand, keeping sight of the overall goal? This isn’t a board room meeting on “team building”, This is the test: Time to Function. Get yourselves some bragging rights. Think yourselves out of the big box. Simon Says: Assemble your team, and have some hands-on fun.
Cost is per player – minimum is 4 players to book a room and can have up to 8 players maximum players. Whether you have 2 players or 3 players, you must pay for at least 4 spots to reserve a room. Other players can join you unless you purchase all spots. We suggest everyone start with VALLEY of the KINGS or LAST PHARAOH STANDING first.
Cost per player is 25.00 for Valley of the Kings, Last Pharaoh Standing, and Exit Protocol
Cost per player is 30.00 for Twilight Zone or Wizard and Dragon
BOOK AN ESCAPE ROOM NOW!!!!
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