Antelope Valley Community Clinic’s Adult Day Health Care provides services for aging adults as well as adults 18 and older with physical or mental impairments.

The South Pasadena Senior Center hosts on-site meal service to adults 55 years and older and/or disabled persons. Advanced reservations are required and must be made 24 hours in advance. A waitlist will be maintained for walk-ins.

Crystal Stairs, Inc. helps parents receive subsidized child care through CalWORKs. Care is available for children through age 12, and exceptional needs and severely disabled children up to age 21.

Foothill Unity Center offers monthly grocery deliveries for individuals who are homebound, including seniors and people with disabilities.

SCRS’ EDGE program helps students with disabilities transition and plan for education and employment after leaving high school. The program puts students on a degree path. Staff members assist with independent living skills training, mobility training, reasonable accommodations, housing search, or any other necessary resources.

The California Department of Developmental Services provides support and services to individuals with developmental disabilities including cerebral palsy, epilepsy, autism, and related conditions. Regional Centers provide a diagnosis and assessment of eligibility, and help individuals access, coordinate, and monitor the services available to them.

LAFLA provides assistance to individuals who need help applying for government benefits as well as individuals who have been wrongly denied benefits. LAFLA staff can help with the following programs: CalWORKS, Foster Care, Medi-Cal, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Social Security Disability Income (SSDI), CAPI (State Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants), CalFresh (food stamps), In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS), and General Relief.

Planned Parenthood Pomona Health Center offers health services for women. Services offered include: STD screening and treatment, cervical cancer screening, breast exams, referrals for mammograms, colposcopies, Pap test, testing and treatment for urinary tract infections and vaginal infections, and problems with periods.

The Keep Moving Forward (KMF) Grant helps individuals get necessary adaptive equipment for activities of daily living, make home modifications for wheelchair accessibility, and maintain therapeutic activities for health and wellness.

Adult Day Services offers support so individuals with developmental, physical, cognitive or multiple disabilities can live independently, gain social and daily living skills, and become active members of their communities.

West Hollywood Community Housing Corporation provides affordable housing for income-eligible individuals and families in West Hollywood, Los Angeles, and Glendale. Housing is also available for seniors and individuals with disabilities.

Riverside Meals on Wheels delivers daily meals to people who are homebound. Diabetic, Lactose Intolerant, and Egg & Nut free meal options are available.

Project New Hope has several independent living properties for individuals living with HIV/AIDS plus properties specifically for seniors and chronically homeless individuals with disabilities.

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.