Empowering Individuals,
Enriching Our Community
Supporting individuals with Disabilities in the Tri-Cities through diverse programs, including employment support, specialized job training, life skills development, and social enrichment.
Together, we can create a more
inclusive community.
Columbia Ability Alliance, formerly Columbia Industries, has been a beacon of hope for over six decades, empowering individuals with unique abilities and other barriers to achieve personal success. Our story is one of evolution, perseverance, and a deep commitment to unlocking potential and transforming lives.
Thanks to our dedicated staff and support from our partners and donors, we continue to advocate for a more inclusive Tri-Cities.
Employment Services
We believe in finding meaningful employment for individuals in our community of ALL abilities.
Community Center
We provide a welcoming, engaging center for individuals with unique abilities to discover social enrichment every weekday.
Opportunity Kitchen
We offer a 12-week vocational food service training program for individuals facing employment barriers.
I'm in Need of Support & Services
Whether it’s job training, community resources, or socializing and respite care, our services help empower you to achieve success. Click below to learn more.
I'm an Employer Looking to Hire
Help create a more inclusive community by hiring someone with unique abilities. Learn more about tapping into this underutilized workforce.
Make a Difference in Your Community
Your generosity can transform lives. By supporting Columbia Ability Alliance, you become a part of a community dedicated to empowering individuals and enriching our community.
Latest News & Stories
Jose’s Story: From Reluctance to Routine
Associated Program: Community Center When Jose first visited Columbia Ability Alliance’s Community Center, he wasn’t excited. In fact, he turned to his parents and asked,
Beyond Compliance: How Inclusion of Adults with Disabilities Strengthens Workplace Culture
In many workplaces, “inclusion” is treated like a checklist: ramps are built, policies are written, and captions are added to videos. While these steps are
Elliott’s Story: From Struggle to Support
Associated Program: Employment Services When Elliott first connected with Columbia Ability Alliance, he was looking for more than a job, he was looking for hope.
