ACCSES

ACCSES is a national organization dedicated to representing community-based organizations that provide services to individuals with disabilities. The organization's primary focus is on advocacy, policy, and support to ensure people with disabilities have access to person-centered services and choices. ACCSES has been operating for over 20 years, bringing extensive experience in advocacy and policy to its mission. ACCSES operates nationally, with offices located at 1717 K Street, N.W., Suite 900, Washington, DC 20006; 2301 River Road, Suite 102, Louisville, KY 40206; and 1201 Connecticut Avenue, Suite 613, Washington, D.C. 20036. The organization's main point of contact is available via phone at (202) 571-6579 and email at [email protected], [email protected], and [email protected]. ACCSES provides support to community-based organizations that offer services to individuals with disabilities. The organization's work centers on advocacy and policy initiatives. ACCSES is committed to empowering its members to provide comprehensive services and supports. ACCSES also promotes independence, person-centered outcomes, and success for people with disabilities. ACCSES serves several target industries, including Healthcare, Education, Government, and Nonprofit organizations. The organization's strong network of community-based organizations and its commitment to innovation and practical solutions are key advantages. ACCSES is led by Kate McSweeny, President & Chief Executive Officer; Sarah Saar, Vice President of Operations; Tony Butler, Chief Financial Officer; Michelle Romero, Director of Marketing; and Michelle Kassinger, Director of Finance. ACCSES is guided by a set of core values. These include leading and supporting member-driven advocacy, committing to innovation, high expectations, and practical solutions. The organization also aims to achieve equality of opportunity and full participation for every person. ACCSES recognizes the important role its members play in their communities and values their voice in the national discussion.