Allison Donald is a passionate Independent Living Specialist and community organizer at Disability Connection Midsouth, where she champions the rights and independence of people with disabilities. With a strong background in advocacy and community engagement, Allison works to ensure that individuals have the resources, support, and skills needed to live independently and participate fully in their communities.

Allison’s expertise in independent living includes teaching essential life skills, providing peer support, and connecting consumers to crucial resources that reduce the risk of institutionalization. She is deeply committed to creating inclusive environments and advocating for accessible public spaces, affordable housing, and transportation options that allow individuals with disabilities to thrive in their communities.

Known for her grassroots organizing, Allison collaborates with local leaders, advocates, and community organizations to drive policy change and raise awareness about disability rights. Her work has positively impacted countless lives, fostering a sense of empowerment and self-determination among those she serves. Allison’s dedication to her work and community makes her a respected leader and a steadfast advocate for equality and accessibility throughout the Mid-South region.