L.A. GOAL offers Tai Chi, Yoga, dance, Zumba (dance exercise), “Healthy Lunch & Movie” days, health education workshops, and classes in personal safety, personal grooming, safe food handling, cooking, laundry skills, etiquette, and house cleaning. Health and fitness classes are offered both during the week and on the weekend.

Pasadena Transit Dial-A-Ride uses the region’s transit Reduced Fare TAP card system for its membership eligibility process. Riders can apply online. Dial-A-Ride is a shared, curb-to-curb transportation service for eligible Pasadena residents.

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.

KnowBarriers offers peer mentoring by people who have experienced disabilities or injuries and can offer motivation, emotional support, recommendation of resources, problem-solving, and demonstration of skills.

The Help Group offers three learning disability schools ranging from K-12 to college preparatory for students with learning disabilities or mild emotional issues, ADHD, and learning differences.

Momentum’s Pediatric Therapy Network (PTN) provides occupational, physical, and speech services to help children with an autism spectrum disorder, learning disabilities, developmental delays, orthopedic and neurological challenges, and sports-related injuries.

Disabled Resources Center, Inc. will provide an educational presentation that will help guide you through Disaster Preparedness. They can help you create a personal emergency plan.

InClusion Services offers home-based Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services for children and adults with developmental disabilities. Board-Certified Behavioral Analysts help guide individuals to improve communication, manage behaviors, and learn skills.

Center for the Pacific-Asian Family provides assistance in enrollment for programs including CalWorks, General Relief, CalFresh and more to both residential and non-residential clients.

Cityride is a transportation assistance program for seniors who need assistance with accessing and utilizing transportation. It offers reduced costs for Dial-A-Ride (DAR) services and LA-permitted taxicab rides, as well as free DASH bus rides.

MCS Hollywood WorkSource Center offers assistive technology for persons with disabilities, such as a raised computer table for wheelchairs, computer software including JAWS and Wynn Reader.

CAPC staff and job coaches help clients identify their job skills, define career goals, find jobs, learn skills, and access SSI and Medi-Cal benefits.

Helping Hands Senior Founding offers help with disability income, pension, home modifications (SHA/HSA/SAH), spousal benefits, VA managed caregivers, and other supportive resources specific to veterans.

InClusion Services\’ Adult Day Program (ADP) provides training and daily care for adults with developmental disabilities, including teaching participants how to socialize safely, express appropriate behavior and set personal boundaries.

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.

Inside Out Productions teaches visual arts such as drawing, painting, ceramics, sewing, quilting, weaving, embroidery, photography, woodblock prints, and multimedia to individual with disabilities.

Pools of Hope offers swimming lessons for individuals with disabilities. Classes teach participants how to swim and are based on American Red Cross\’ learn-to-swim program. Classes combine skills and instructions in how to swim safely.

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 helps individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing develop independent living skills such as money management, banking, housing, cooking, shopping, computers, and transportation.

DCBA offers certification programs for small businesses. Certified businesses may participate in Los Angeles County\’s preference programs which offer incentives to business owners who are minorities, women, disadvantaged, or disabled veterans.