ALP’s Occupational Therapy services help children develop the skills needed to complete their daily activities and routines, like brushing their teeth, coloring, or eating with a spoon. Skills covered include fine motor skills, focus, and confidence.

The City of Huntington Park works with Metro Transit to provide transportation assistance for Huntington Park residents ages 65 and older, and for individuals with disabilities. The Dial-A-Ride program runs 24/7 and provides curb-to-curb transportation.

Mt. San Antonio Garden provides assisted living for seniors which include extra help with their daily activities. Members live in studios or one bedroom apartments and receive three meals a day, participate in fitness programs, and join recreational outings.

Partners’ Multipurpose Senior Service Program provides services to help seniors stay home including transportation to appointments, access to wheelchairs and ramps, installation of grab bars, emergency response services and home fall prevention services.

El Encanto Healthcare & Habilitation Center provides inpatient care for terminally ill individuals. Services include skilled nursing, wound care, IV therapy, pain management, respiratory care, and meals.

The Spring CBAS Adult Day Health Care provides nursing services, social work services, physical therapy, occupational therapy, healthy meals, transportation, podiatric services and social activities for elders and disabled individuals.

SCIL offers a range of free classes and workshops for individuals with disabilities to learn skills. Including fitness, maths, social and support groups, emergency preparedness and cooking skills. Classes take place both in-person and online.

Service Center for Independent Life offers the Disability Awareness Support Group, a peer counseling program for people with disabilities and their families. The group helps individuals work towards independent living and integrate into their communities.

SCIL provides referrals to help individuals with disabilities find a personal care assistant.

SCIL offers free money management classes which include help with budgeting and prioritizing spending, as well as developing social skills.

Service Center for Independent Life offers information and resources about finding transitional housing that is accessible and affordable.

Service Center for Independent Life offers independent living skills training including personal care, financial management, household management, academics, social skills and participation in community sponsored activities.

The Digital Access Project helps individuals with disabilities who do not have the digital literacy skills. Participants learn to use the Internet to find a job, help their children complete homework, or access electronic records, and connect with family and friends.

ALP’s diagnosticians assess children for developmental disabilities, including autism spectrum disorders (ASD). The evaluation involves a parent interview, assessment of the child, and a recommendation meeting to discuss next steps.

ALP provides home-based ABA services for children, allowing them to learn in a familiar environment and facilitating staff incorporation of parent training and education. This therapy integrates learning into the child’s daily routine.

ALP provides Comprehensive ABA services, crafting individualized ABA treatment specific to the child’s needs. The program emphasizes adaptive living skills, communication skills, social skills, play skills, and community safety.

ALP offers comprehensive ABA programs at their centers. Engaging in therapy at the center allows children to practice skills learned at home in a less familiar setting, with a focus on school readiness.

ALP’s family-centered treatment model involves caregivers in goal selection, program implementation, and progress assessment. ALP guides parents to incorporate learning through play and natural routines.

ALP offers telehealth appointments to provide ABA support for children with developmental disabilities and their parents. Services provided include parent coaching and behavior management plus supervision of in-home ABA sessions.

ALP’s Focused ABA services are suitable for individuals who either (a) require treatment for a limited number of key functional skills or (b) have an acute problem behavior that needs prioritized treatment.