Disability

This therapeutic program offers an enriching day for seniors experiencing dementia, Alzheimer’s disease or other loss of cognitive function and for those who are simply in need of socialization.

The Rural Adult Program (RAP) is a day training service for people with developmental disabilities. All services are designed to help people functi on as independently as possible .

L.I.F.E. Services (Learning Independence from Experience) is a service designed to serve adults with developmental or other disabilities and or 18 - 22 year old students with an I.E.P. in their last year of school who want to be fully included in work and community life.

Enhances the lives of people with disabilities by providing highly trained assistance dogs at no charge to the recipient.

The IHSS program is designed to enable Medi - Cal eligible elderly and disabled individuals to safely remain in their own home with the assistance of a provider. This is a long term service for low income elderly, disabled adults, and disabled children with extraordinary needs who require assistance.

The IHSS program is designed to enable Medi - Cal eligible elderly and disabled individuals to safely remain in their own home with the assistance of a provider. This is a long term service for low income elderly, disabled adults, and disabled children with extraordinary needs who require assistance.

The IHSS pr ogram is designed to enable Medi - Cal eligible elderly and disabled individuals to safely remain in their own home with the assistance of a provider. This is a long term service for low income elderly, disabled adults, and disabled children with extraordina ry needs who require assistance.

RCRC offers services and supports for children and adults with developmental disabilities who live in Del Norte, Humboldt , Lake, and Mendocino Counties.

Providing information, advice and assistance on a wide range of disability - related matters.

RCRC offers services and supports for children and adults with developmental disabilities who live in Del Norte, Humboldt , Lake, and Mendocino Counties.

Programs match individuals who want to be part of the community with nurturing caregivers, who we call Mentors .

Assistance program for residential customers who depend on power for certain medical and independent living needs.

Provide quality legal services to empower the poor to identify and defeat the cause and effects of poverty within our community, efficiently utilizing all available resources.

DSLC Ukiah provides assistance with benefits, housing, legal issues and more for residents of Mendocino and Lake Counties, California.

The Public Guardian / Public Administrator Unit initiates the Court process to invoke and renew conservatorships, handles the affa irs of individuals who die without family to administer their estates, and provides case management for conserved persons with mental health disabilities, dementia, or severe frailty.

The American Stroke Association is dedicated to prevention, diagnosis and treatment to save lives from stroke: …guide healthcare professionals and provide information to enhance the quality of life for stroke survivors. Stroke Family Warmline : (888) 478 - 7653

Brain Injury Links

BrainandSpinalCord.org is a resource for brain and spinal cord injury survivors and their families to learn more information about medical conditions, rehabilitation, and legal options.

Brain Injury.com is the largest collection of medical and legal information about brain injury on the web. This website provides a nationwide network of legal services to serve those with cases involving brain injury, and they provide cutting edge information for those in need.

BIAA’s mission is to advance awareness, research, treatment, and education and to improve the quality of life for all people affected by brain injury.

BrainLine offers information and support to anyone whose life has been affected by brain injury or PTSD: people with brain injuries, their family and fri ends, and the professionals who work with them. BrainLine also provides military - specific information and resources on traumatic brain injury and post - traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) to veterans, service members, and their families.

The mission of the Mendocino County SELPA is to support special education students in achieving a high level of academic/functional performance according to national, state, and local standards. To assure this outcome, the SELPA department will provide information, resources and support to students, parents, and all schools within our county.

Galt Advocacy offers full service assistance to those with disabilities and their families. We help guide through the tangle of social services — from application through appeal.

For persons with permanent disabilities, this pass entitles the bearer to a 50% discount for vehicle day use, family camping, and boat use fees at California State Park operated units.

Entitles the bearer and spouse or registered domestic partner entry to most California State Park operated units where vehicle day use fees are collected at no charge.

Available for a person who is blind, developmentally disabled, or mobility impaired. Your first Free Sport Fishing License must be obtained from the CDFW License and Revenue Branch.

Available for any resident or nonresident honorably discharged disabled veteran with a 50 percent or greater service - connected disability. After you prequalify for your first Disabled Veteran Reduced Fee Sport Fishing License, you can purchase disabled veteran licenses anywhere licenses are sold.

Available for any American Indian or lineal descendant whose household income does not exceed federal poverty guidelines. The Free Sport Fishing License for Low Income Native Americans is only available at CDFW License Sales Offices .

Available for any recovering service member of the US military. After you prequalify for your Recovering Service Member Reduced - Fee Sport Fishing License, you can purchase recovering service member licenses anywhere licenses are sold.

The Redwood Caregiver Resource Center helps families and communities master the challenges of caring for adults with brain diso rders

The purpose of Respite is to relieve families of the constant and ongoing responsibility of caring for a family member w ith a developmental disability. Konocti Respite provides quality Respite Services throughout Lake and Mendocino County .

He lps people and families regain confidence, master new skills, contribute to their communities and engage with technology. At EBC we make vital, lifelong connections to lea d happy, safe, productive lives.

Blind Services The Office of Services to the Blind (OSB) provides information and referral on services, programs, entitlements, and products of benefit to individuals who are blind or low vision and their families or service providers. OSB staff assists such individuals in understanding the availability of services, their eligibility for services, and the purpose and scope of the various service programs.

The National Federation of the Blind will distribute a plastic, four - line, twenty - eight cell slate along with a saddle stylus to those that need them. That includes those that are blind and low vision who know Braille or want to learn Braille.

The white cane gives blind people the ability to achieve a full and independent life, allowing us to travel freely and safely.

It is the vision of Redwood Coast Regional Center that all people in our community, including individuals with developmental disabilities, will live, learn, work, travel, and play in the best, most inclusive environments.

It is the vision of Redwood Coast Regional Center that all people in our community, including individuals with developmental disabilities, will live, learn, work, travel, and play in the best, most inclusive environments.

It is the vision of Redwood Coast Regional Center that all people in our community, including individuals with developmental disabilities, will live, learn, work, travel, and play in the best, most inclusive environments.

It is the vision of Redwood Coast Regional Center that all people in our community, including individuals with developmental disabilities, will live, learn, work, travel, and play in the best, most inclusive environments.

Open to visually impaired seniors age 55+.

– Support Group s Groups are open to anyone who is legally blind, with a focus on our senior population. The groups are informal and participants are encouraged to share their experiences in a friendly atmosphere .