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IPAS strives to provide high quality advocacy services that are responsive to the needs of individuals with disabilities and their families. The IPAS Commission has adopted the following objectives that IPAS staff will work to complete in order to increase awareness of IPAS and its services that are provided:

Assure the provision of high quality advocacy services.

Outreach to the public and to individuals with disabilities, concerning disability rights issues, IPAS services and successes.

Outreach to minority and underserved individuals with disabilities, concerning disability rights issues, IPAS services and successes.

Provide the public with opportunities to make comments and suggestions concerning agency priorities and objectives.

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