Disability Advisory Group of Central Alabama

Our Purpose

Disability Advisory Group of Central Alabama is a volunteer group with the general purpose of offering advice on accessibility issues in the Central Alabama area — such as ramps, curb cuts, parking, access to events, etc, as well as coordinating some sports and other events.

VERY IMPORTANT!

We are also trying to gauge the interest level for building a premier facility for use by persons with mobility related disabilities. That facility would potentially include areas for various types of accessible sports, such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair football, wheelchair rugby, wheelchair soccer, wheelchair tennis, swimming pools including a zero-entry pool, workout room with accessible exercise and strength building equipment and an indoor track for walking. The facility would likely be in the Eastchase or Pike Road area.

Please cast your vote for having this type of facility and offer your thoughts and suggestions:

Name (First and Last)*

Email Address*

Cell Phone Number

Comments or Suggestions

Please check all that apply:

I would like to have a facility available as described above.

I would like to help by becoming a volunteer with the Disability Advisory Group of Central Alabama.

Please keep me informed about the work of this group.

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Little Hammies at Montgomery Whitewater

Montgomery, Alabama

November 8 at 9 a.m.

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News

DAGCA hosted a vendor table at the Disability Expo held in Montgomery on Tuesday, April 22, 2025. Among our members working the table were Jon Morris, Elizabeth Morris, Ben Brewbaker, Robin Irwin, Cindy LaPorte and Richard Haston.

As Expo attendees stopped by the table they were greeted and given more information about DAGCA including its purpose and our website. Attendees were given two brochures with details about DAGCA and encouraged to go to our website and vote for a facility described on the website.

They were also given a brochure that they could fill out with accessibility issues that need correcting in our community.

Jon invited several attendees to try wheelchair tennis, inviting them to tennis lessons later that day at O’Connor Tennis Center, hosted by Dreamcourt. Three new wheelchair users from the expo attended the tennis lessons later that evening, hosted by Jessica Weyreuter and Jonathan Broadway of Dream Court.

It was the first time the three had ever played wheelchair tennis.

As Jessica gave lessons, she made everyone feel very welcome and she encouraged each of the new players as they took tennis lessons and played tennis matches. Thank you, Jessica!

Thank you, Rachel Hughes, for an awesome Expo!

Report Accessibility Issues

If you've encountered an accessibility issue in your area, you can report it using the form below.

Describe the Accessibility Issue

Location of the Issue

Your Name (First and Last)*

Cell Phone Number*

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If you'd rather use email, send your comments and suggestions to contact@dagca.org

Leadership Committee:
Robin Irwin
Kana Kingsley
Ruth Brewbaker
Jon Morris
Elizabeth Morris
David Woodason
Richard Haston

We welcome your feedback on the accessibility of our website. Please let us know if you encounter an accessibility barrier or problem by emailing contact@dagca.org