The City offers the Dial-A-Ride program, which offers transportation to seniors and residents with disabilities. Out-of-town trips can go no more than 2 miles beyond Sierra Madre, but may travel to medical facilities in Pasadena, Arcadia, or Duarte.

The City of Newark’s HEART Club Afternoons is an after school program for children with disabilities. Fitness, games, crafts, and socializing are the main focus of the program.

Heart Club is a social and recreational club for teens, and adults with developmental, physical, and/or learning disabilities. Activities include crafts, meals, dances, games, and sports. Activities take place at Gerdes Park.

OneGeneration offers assistance to family members who require support while working or caring for their loved ones. Program participants engage in invigorating activities, social interactions, and physical exercises.

Community Lawyers, Inc. hosts legal clinics on the educational rights of children with disabilities. The clinics provide reviews of the Individualized Education Plan (“IEP”), advice on procedural protections plus document preparation.

CAPC, Inc. provides case management services to adults 18 years and older. They assist individuals in developing support systems within their communities.

REACH helps individuals with communication barriers and their communication partners better understand the individual’s communication needs, with the least amount of support necessary. All communication coaching is provided by trained staff.

REACH provides Supported Living Services by helping individuals with disabilities such as cerebral palsy or autism find and coordinate support in order to live more independently.

DCBA offers certification programs for small businesses. Certified businesses may participate in Los Angeles County’s preference programs which offer incentives to business owners who are minorities, women, disadvantaged, or disabled veterans.

WDACS provides emergency food assistance to families, older adults, and other individuals at community and senior centers through the Emergency Food Assistance Program.

Learning Rights Law Center provides advice for parents who’s children have faced issues accessing education due to disability or discrimination. Learning Rights counsels parents and provides individualized action plans to help fix the problem.

Dial-A-Lift provides transportation services to adults with a permanent mobility impairment who live within the city limits of Long Beach, Lakewood, Signal Hill, and Paramount.

Disabled Resource Center of Long Beach’s Independent Living Skills programs offers workshops, classes, counseling, support groups, and more to help people with disabilities live independantly.

Disabled Resources Center, Inc. will provide an educational presentation that will help guide you through Disaster Preparedness. They can help you create a personal emergency plan.

Disabled Resource Center of Long Beach provides computer classes for people with disabilities and seniors.

Salvation Army Meals on Wheels delivers daily meals to people who are homebound.

The Aging and Disabilities Department offers an online search tool to help individuals find services and activities offered at various Los Angeles County Community and Senior Centers.

Joyful Adult Day Health Care center provides a combination of 24/7 nursing, Psychosocial, OT/PT, dietary and daily activities to participants.

Harbor Family Resource Centers provides information and links for support groups in the area. These support groups offer presentations, discussions, and the opportunity to get to know other parents and families that have children with disabilities.

Beach Cities Health District (BCHD) provides services to improve quality of life and maintain independence of seniors and residents with disabilities in Beach Cities. Services include errand assistance, in home exercise, and companionship.