Southeast Region
Our Regional Coordinators and self-advocates work together to create and run groups, provide self-advocacy and self-determination training, and connect people to opportunities to share their expertise. There are many ways to get involved. Contact us today to get started.
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How to Get involved
Come to a Meeting
We hold various meetings over Zoom to connect and talk about what’s going on in our region. Some meetings are more general while others focus on specific issues.
Join a Group
MASS works with Legislative Groups, Civil Groups, and Self-Advocacy Groups, amongst others. Our members participate and then talk to the regional groups about their work.
Start Your Own Group
Don’t see what you’re looking for? Interested in a group but it’s not in your region? Tell us what you’d like to do and we’ll help you get your own group started today!
Get in Touch
If you’re not sure what you’d like to do or how you’d like to get involved, get in touch and we’ll work with you. We have a diverse group of members and we’ll help you find your place.
Topics
Because we operate across the state and have a diverse group of members, MASS covers many different topics. If you would like to learn more, get involved, or talk about a topic that isn’t listed, get in touch and we’ll help you get started!
Self-Advocacy
Legislative
Transportation
Health
Education
“I like to come to MASS to learn a lot of things. I have new friends and lots of support through these meetings.”
Tony Welcome | Self Advocate
Southeast Region Staff and Officers
Southeast Regional Coordinator
Albert “Al” Milne
Chairperson
Advocacy Interests: Advocating, Mentoring and tutoring.
Why I Advocate: I have passion to advocate for people with different types of disabilities.
When I’m not advocating you can find me: Playing video games, Going Bowling and using my computer.
Ashley Quick
Vice Chairperson
Advocacy Interests: Helping other people, helping people who don’t have a voice, and advocating for myself when I need to.
Why I Advocate: Because I feel like it’s important for our voices to be heard.
When I’m not advocating you can find me: I’m hanging with my friends, reading a book, taking a walk, listening to music, watching my favorite tv show.
Contact Us
Contact us to learn more about our mission and work, or to become involved yourself!