Phone-a-Ride transportation program is a service offered to South Gate residents 62+ years old or permanently disabled for a small fee. Service is available for medical transportation and for local grocery trips in South Gate.

City of South Pasadena offers a home delivery meal program Monday through Friday for adults age 55 and older, or people with disabilities who are unable to cook for themselves.

Veterans Legal Institute helps veterans, active duty service members, and reservists who have disabilities, medical conditions, or injuries incurred or made worse during military service by determining and applying for the benefits they are entitled to.

Easterseals offers services for individuals diagnosed on the autism spectrum including Speech, Occupational and Physical therapy services. Services involve both direct treatment and home programming with family involvement

InClusion Services’ Adult Day Program (ADP) provides training and daily care for adults with developmental disabilities, including helping participants develop their motor skills through an exercise and nutrition program.

InClusion Services’ Adult Day Program (ADP) provides training and daily care for adults with developmental disabilities, including recreation and leisure skills training. The program consists of supervised activities such as recreational outings.

InClusion Services’ Adult Day Program (ADP) provides training and daily care for adults with developmental disabilities, including helping participants learn fundamental life skills such as personal hygiene and other home chores.

Utility Users Tax Exemption exempts income eligible households with at least one member that is 62 years or older or person with a disability age 55 or older from paying tax on communication, electric and gas.

SCRS offered assistive technology services. This includes the donation of durable medical equipment and devices to the disability community in need, a Lending Library program and home modifications to those eligible, residing in the cities of Whittier and South Gate.

The Vocational Training program provides continuing adult education classes for independent living, computer training, basic office skills, job search preparation, job training in custodial building maintenance.

Burbank Adult School (BAS) offers the Foothill Area Community Transition Services (FACTS) program which teaches life skills to students with intellectual or physical disabilities. Classes teach them to function successfully at home and in the community.

The County of Los Angeles Public Library helps veterans through the Veterans Resource Center to learn about state and federal education, employment, housing, health, disability, and other benefits. Veterans Resource Centers are currently open for item browsing and checkout only.

Multipurpose Senior Services Program (MSSP) for very frail adults with disabilities 65+ on Medi-Cal who qualify for placement in nursing facilities; Assisted Living Waiver for same population to be in assisted living facility instead of a facility.

Leaps n Boundz Tailored Services program provides training, support, and skills necessary to achieve life goals. Program participants can explore employment options, volunteer placement, or continue learning with post-secondary education.

GLAD’s HIV Prevention Program provides services to deaf/hard of hearing women. Sessions include risk reduction counseling, negotiation skills, testing and screening referrals, and updated HIV/AIDS resources.

The Deaf Affordable Housing Corporation (DAHC) is a program operated at GLAD under Section 8 of the Federal Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Department that provides 14 apartments for income-eligible senior citizens who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Drew Child Development Corporation provides an early intervention program for children ages 18 months – 3 years with disabilities. The program provides services for children in their homes and in the community to help meet their developmental needs.

The City of Inglewood offers a care management program for seniors that includes services for medical referrals, legal assistance, behavior management, transportation, supportive counseling, and support groups for caregivers.

Cerritos College Student Accessibility Services (SAS) provides programming and special services to students with disabilities including mobility, visual, hearing, speech, psychological and other health impairments, as well as learning and developmental disabilities. Services include notetakers, testing accommodations, elevator access plus sign language and interpreters.

ICLC’s staff helps veterans who are experiencing homelessness file disability claims, get discharge upgrades, navigate complex benefit systems, avoid eviction, and expunge minor criminal offenses from their records.