Exceptional Children\’s Foundation offers educational therapy services for children with learning disabilities such as dyslexia, non-verbal learning disorders, Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), language processing, anxiety disorders, and reading and writing challenges.

City of Downey\’s Dial-A-Ride service provides curb-to-curb transportation assistance for Downey senior residents ages 65 and older or individuals living with a disability. The service operates within City of Downey boundaries.

DCRC Personal Assistance Specialists provide members with the information, training and assistance they need to hire a qualified personal care attendant. Specialists teach members on how they can contact, interview, hire and negotiate pay. DCRC also provides a list of screened personal care providers with their wage and skills, and provide follow-up for 3 months to ensure that the member is receiving the service that they need and that no other issues arise.

The Independent Living Skills Program (ILS) teaches and supports people with disabilities to live independently in activities including personal care, money management, and transportation. Clients receive an assessment of their needs and develop a personalized Independent Living Plan with goals and objectives.

WDACS provides emergency food assistance to families, older adults, and other individuals at community and senior centers through the Emergency Food Assistance Program.

MVA provides online and in-person assistance and information on benefits entitlements for veterans, including benefits for prisoners of war (POWs), disability compensation, burial benefits, dependent benefits, incarcerated veteran benefits, and more.

REACH provides speech and language therapy by certified staff. Sessions last from 30 to 50 minutes and can include speech therapy, oral motor therapy, language development, use of FC and fading, as well as coaching of communication partners.

The Supported Employment Program (SEP) offers work opportunities in local businesses to small groups of individuals with disabilities, including training and supervision from a job coach and 5 to 8 hours of work per day.

Goodwill SC offers a variety of work and skills training opportunities to individuals with a diagnosed disability.

PACE provides free minor home repairs for eligible senior and disabled homeowners in the City of Los Angeles to address health, safety, and security issues in and around their home.

Peace Over Violence\’s Deaf, Disabled & Elder (DDE) Services Program provides dedicated services for survivors of sexual and domestic violence, as well as other crimes. Services include emergency services, counseling, and case management.

El ARCA offers roundtrip rides throughout Los Angeles County for eligible program participants with developmental disabilities and mobility concerns.

Eastern Los Angeles Regional Center helps individuals with developmental disabilities apply for services including assistive technology, nursing, nutrition, physical therapy, transportation, social work, vision, case management, and more.

Exceptional Children\’s Foundation offers job training for adults with disabilities. Participants learn specific job tasks, as well as appropriate work habits and social skills, and work readiness, with supportive employment and guidance.

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

Exceptional Children\’s Foundation organizes an independent living program for adults with disabilities. Participants live and learn in apartments as they develop a wide range of life skills. Staff support residents with money management, housekeeping, meal planning and preparation, personal care, emergency response, and community involvement. As residents gain experience and confidence in their independent living skills, staff support them in using these skills to transition to a home of their own with less direct support.

The City of South Gate offers discount fare rates on local Metro buses and transit for seniors, students, and people with a disability.

DCRC offers several support groups that meet virtually, including a Men\’s Group, Virtual Grupo de Ayuda Mutua en Español, a Women\’s Group, and a Mindfulness Support Group.

The Employment Services Program provides job readiness training, assistance with resume preparation, job search outreach and guidance, help with interview techniques, and job openings referrals.

OneGeneration offers assistance to family members who require support while working or caring for their loved ones. Program participants engage in invigorating activities, social interactions, and physical exercises.