The Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program is a federally funded program to assist individuals with disabilities across Alabama. The organization offers legal services and representation for individuals with disabilities, as well as expansive advocacy for expanded rights for all individuals with disabilities. One method of advocacy is community training, which gives family members, groups and community leaders an opportunity to learn more about the needs of people with disabilities and how to meet them in domestic and professional settings. The organization also maintains an assistance hotline for individuals who require advice and information related to disability rights. The most important element of advocacy involves individual case attention. Eligible individuals may receive assistance with legal matters, advice and support navigating discrimination, as well as representation with matters that appear before the court. For more information about available services or to request assistance, individuals should use the contact information provided on the website.