Silicon Valley ILC - San Jose

Super awesome place. I had to do own footwork.As its for independent living..But I could not of come up with the deposit and communication with potential rental company without themVeronica is past amazing

I was in the nursing home after having hip surgery I was getting ready to come back into the community six months before I left to help me start my paperwork Im looking for apartments that had Wheelchair accessible someone also got me an electric wheelchair I also got a state grant which provided me with everything essentials for your apartment 200 with the food medical bed microwave oven toaster oven some clothes on winter jacket a heater fan electric lift chair recliner also on my dishes silverware glassware and also provided me with towels for my kitchen with my bathroom everything hygiene Danielle soap and toilet paper and also provided me with stuff to clean my apartment vacuum cleaner and swifter to mop and sweep stuff for my laundry laundry soap dryer sheets bleach

Talk only no action. Liar good for nothing. Not to trust SVILC. Doesnt help me any at all. Need to be investigate ASAP

I LOVE THIS ORGANIZATION. I LOVE DOUG HE IS SO HELPFUL AND INCREDIBLY SMARTRESOURCEFUL AND SAVED SO MANY LIVES. I LOVE JOE AND TITA THEY ARE SO HELPFUL . I PRAY PRAY PRAY THEY NEVER CLOSE

Wonderful people ready to help Great Public service. THANK YOU and to your affiliates who have helped us. We are returning this week a walker they lent us for recent surgical recovery.

The people that run this agency are so friendly and kind. I have learned a lot and I really enjoy their workshops.

I wouldve ended up homeless after my home for disabled people closed and I only had a few weeks left to find a place to live. Thanks everyone.

Very resourceful for adults living with disabilities.

Not to helpful to me.I hope you have a better experience then I did. I believe they try to help. One size does not fit all.

An advocacy organization that assists people primarily with physical and mental disabilities. Most of the staff appear to be disabled.They have support groups a large free lunch around Thanksgiving for the community.Appointments are recommended.