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.

NLSLA can help you keep your housing, fix unsafe housing conditions, or remove barriers to housing. They also help with disability accommodations, eviction defense, illegal rent increases, Section 8 housing and unsafe living conditions.

The United States Adaptive Recreation Center offers opportunities for people with disabilities to participate in adaptive skiing or snowboarding sports during the winter (December-March). Half-day or full-day lessons include private instruction and equipment. Reservation required.

The United States Adaptive Recreation Center offers challenging and adventurous summer recreational programming including water skiing, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, sailing, fishing plus off-road, downhill wheelchair program.

Exceptional Children’s Foundation offers occupational therapy for children who have or who are at risk for physical or cognitive deficits, psychosocial dysfunction, mental illness, developmental and/or learning disorders, and maladaptive behaviors. Therapy is focused on work and play activities that help children improve or restore function, enhance development and prevent disability brought on by illness, injury, or deprivation.

Clothes the Deal’s Business Clothes Program provides job seekers with high quality new and recycled men’s and women’s professional attire. This includes specific programs for formerly incarcerated and disabled individuals seeking clothing for a job.

Home delivered meals are available for homebound qualifying Norwalk Seniors age 60 and older and to physically disabled residents, regardless of age.

LACOE offers a list of Special Education Local Plan Areas (SELPA) for parent’s needs and operates its own SELPA to serve students with disabilities in its Juvenile Court Schools and Alternative Education programs.

California Department of Developmental Services offers an online search tool to find a local regional center. Non-profit organizations called regional centers provide diagnosis and assessment of eligibility and help plan, access, coordinate and monitor the services. There is no charge for the diagnosis and eligibility assessment. Once eligibility is determined, most services are free regardless of age or income.

The Client Assistance Program helps people with disabilities get rehabilitation services from the Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) such as training, school, and a job. Staff will help individuals determine if they qualify for services and develop an Individualized Plan for Employment (IPE).

California Telephone Access Program (CTAP) offers specialized telephone equipment and network services at no cost to qualified California residents who have difficulty using a standard telephone.

CAC provides adaptive, assistive, or rehabilitation products geared towards providing greater independence to those with disabilities or limited abilities, such as mobility devices, lifts, grab bars, hearing devices and large button phones.

City of El Monte’s One-Stop Housing Clinic provides information on fair housing, emergency housing, evictions, repairs, harassment, housing discrimination, disability rights, homeless prevention, and more.

Homes for Life Foundation provides individual and group sessions for adults with mental disabilities. Services are of a supportive and problem solving nature and focus on reducing symptoms and functional impairments.

Champions in Service provides help with applying for nutrition (CalFresh), disability, unemployment and general assistance.

City of Pasadena offers consumer action services such as small claims, restraining orders, unlawful detainers, landlord tenant issues, Social Security, CAlFresh, disability, Medi-Cal, CalWorks, legal name change, housing applications, and more.

CHOISS (Community Housing Options and Independent Supportive Sites – pronounced “choice”) is designed to allow individuals dealing with symptomatic HIV and a verified second diagnosis–such as mental illness, substance abuse or physical disability–to live on their own, either alone or with family members, rather than on the street. The housing consists of nearly 125 rental units leased across Los Angeles County.

The City of Downey’s Barbara J. Riley Community & Senior Center can help seniors ages 65 and older and individuals living with a disability with questions about applying or problems related to Medicare or Medi-Cal.

Disability Rights California Office of Clients’ Rights Advocacy (OCRA) advises people with disabilities about their legal, civil, and service rights. They can also provide assistance to disabled individuals in obtaining basic support, personal care, therapy, and health care such as In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) and Medi-Cal.

Monterey Park offers a low cost transportation program through its Dial-A-Taxi program. Eligible residents aged 55 and older or who have a certified disability are able to shop, dine, and visit any location in the city or go to approved satellite medical facilities and hospitals 24 hours a day, seven days a week.