**What services does Breakthrough: Deaf Advocacy Plus Independent Living offer?**

We offer a variety of services aimed at promoting inclusivity and empowering the Deaf community. Our key offerings include advocacy for Deaf rights and ADA compliance, peer support counseling, skills and self-advocacy training, English literacy through ASL classes, information and referral services, transition support for youth and adults, community engagement and outreach, and case management for Deaf individuals with psychiatric disabilities.

**How can I contact Breakthrough: Deaf Advocacy Plus Independent Living?**

The primary way to contact us is through the Contact Us form on our website at https://breakthroughdeaf.org/contact-us/. Here, you can provide your name, email, and a brief description of your reason for contact. We also have an email address: patrickkilgallon@breakthroughdeaf.org, which is offered if specifically requested.

**Do I have to pay for your services?**

Most of our services are free for Deaf clients and their families. We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting equity and empowering the Deaf community, and we strive to make our resources and support as accessible as possible.

**What are my rights for communication access?**

As a nonprofit organization, we are dedicated to promoting and protecting the rights of the Deaf community, particularly in regards to communication access. The specifics of these rights can vary depending on the situation, but in general, they are protected under ADA Title II. We offer advocacy services to help ensure these rights are respected and upheld.

**Where does Breakthrough: Deaf Advocacy Plus Independent Living operate?**

We are based in Philadelphia, PA, but we serve all of Pennsylvania. Remote options may also be feasible depending on the situation and the services you are seeking.

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