The Dial-A-Ride program provides curb to curb transportation service to its residents who are 65 years of age or older and individuals with disabilities of any age. Riders are provided transportation within the city and county areas of Montrose, La Crescenta, and within the cities of Glendale and La Canada-Flintridge.

IncludeNYC offers free workshops on a range of topics including understanding disability programs and systems, transition planning, adult services, parental/caregiver training and support, early childhood, Individualized Education Program (IEP), and more.

Claremont Meals on Wheels provides a delivered hot lunch Monday through Friday for seniors or individuals with disabilities or who are homebound.

National Park Services provides free passes to national parks for U.S. citizens or permanent residents with permanent disabilities.

The ADA Information Line answers questions about how the Americans with Disabilities Act applies to any situation. Individuals may also access information online.

Individuals who believe they have experienced disability discrimination from a state or local government or a public accommodation (private business) may file a complaint with the Department of Justice for investigation.

Meals on Wheels America delivers nutritious meals for seniors and adults who are unable to cook or shop for themselves due to disability, illness, or other situations. Its website allows individuals to search by zip code for a convenient program.

The Supported Employment Program provides activities and services, including ongoing support services, needed to support and maintain an individual with a significant disability including youth with significant disabilities, in an integrated employment setting for the term of employment.

The Maintenance Assistance for Homeowners (MASH) program provides services to income-eligible senior or disabled homeowners who are not able to do maintenance on their homes. The program provides exterior painting, trim work, and minor repairs; weeding, code violation problems such as broken glass or screens, rat-proofing, and installation of wheelchair ramps.

The ABLE NRC offers information about ABLE accounts offered throughout the United States. ABLE accounts allow people with disabilities to save money without losing their benefits.

Arcadia Transit Dial-A-Ride offers curb-to-curb shared transportation to seniors and persons with disabilities to any destination within the city limits. Each Arcadia Transit van is clearly marked and is wheelchair accessible. Pre-registration is required.

The Bazelon Center provides representation to individuals with mental disabilities facing discrimination or a denial of needed services.

The California Victims Resource Center provides resources for crime victims with disabilities, and a search tool to find local resources by zipcode.

The CDE offers information about parents’ rights for parents of students with disabilities receiving special education services, as well as resources on who to get in contact with, and how, if in need of further assistance.

Education Advocacy Program handles individual and impact cases involving special education and school related disability discrimination. Education Advocacy represents clients at administrative hearings as well as in federal and state court.

The Disability Litigation Program provides free legal assistance to people with disabilities experiencing discrimination in violation of their civil rights. The Disability Litigation Program also takes on representation in impact cases, or class-action suits, that will benefit large groups of people with disabilities.

The Cancer Legal Resource Center provides educational materials and information on national and state topics such as maintaining employment through treatment, accessing healthcare and government benefits, taking medical leave, and estate planning.

The Entertainment Community Fund manages the The Palm View, which is a 40-unit apartment complex providing homes to income-eligible individuals with special needs who are living in West Hollywood, California.

Disabled Sports USA connects youth with disabilities to local adaptive sport programs.

Community Advocacy Program serves as DRLC’s intake line that connects callers with resources, referrals or direct services. The Community Advocacy Program also provides limited representation on smaller legal matters and conducts training in the community.