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The Disability Resource Center of Milwaukee County
The Disability Resource Center of Milwaukee County
The Disability Resource Center of Milwaukee County provides FREE information and assistance regarding community resources and services for adults with differing abilities ages 18 to 59. DRC staff assist individuals to plan for short-term and long-term needs, access community services and resources, and learn about programs and benefits available.
Phone number: (414) 289-6660
Does your student have these 3 important documents?
Does your student have these 3 important documents?
Many services, events, and programs require that they have at least one of these documents to qualify.
Many services, events, and programs require that they have at least one of these documents to qualify.
Go to: Milwaukee County Vital Records, 901 N. 9th Street Room #103 - (414) 278-4002
What to bring with you:
Proof of identity: A state-issed ID or driver's license. Other documentation may be accepted. Call and ask if you're not sure.
Money: Call Vital Records for current fee. Cash only
To order out of state birth certificates: www.cdc.gov/nchs/w2w.htm or www.vitalchek.com
Go to: any local Social Security Office (SSA) - (800) 772-1213 call for locations
What to bring with you:
Completed application for a new Social Security Card
Proof of citizenship: Your birth certificate or current US Passport
Proof of Identity: Your State ID, or driver's license or US Passport
New cards are free, replacement cards are free up to 3 per year.
Go to: any local Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) - (800) 924-3570 call for locations
What to bring with you:
Completed form to request new ID: Click here for form.
Proof of name and date of birth: Certified birth certificate, passport, or old state ID
Proof of identity: Social Security card, Forward, or Quest Card
Proof of Wisconsin residency: Examples: Bank statement, check stub, or report card with home address
Social Security number
ID for Voting is Free
Information on Turning 18
Information on Turning 18
Legal Rights and Responsibilities
Legal Rights and Responsibilities
When your student turns 18, they will gain many rights and responsibilities. This brochure from the Wisconsin Bar explains the changes that occur.
Guardianship
Guardianship
The Wisconsin Guardianship Support Center is a resource for information on guardianship-related issues .
"Legal Guardianship for Children with Severe Disabilities"
Supported Decision Making
Supported Decision Making
Guidebook on Supported Decision Making and Guardianship Alternatives from the Board for Persons with Developmental Disabilities.
"Frequently Asked Questions About Supported Decision Making"
"Lets Talk About Supported Decison Making"
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