YMCA of Greater Whittier offers an aquatics program for infants, children, and adults with disabilities. The program consists of a swim team and swimming lessons that teach children how to swim safely, no matter their swimming skills or abilities.
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.
REACH offers speech and language assessments to those living with disabilities in order to help children and adults overcome communication barriers. Assessments can include standardized testing, observations, inventories, and a report.
The ArtSource Project, developed specifically for people with communication challenges and disabilities, encourages each student to use their own style and abilities through different artistic mediums. Students learn color theory and perspective.
Disabled Resource Center of Long Beach\’s Independent Living Skills programs offers workshops, classes, counseling, support groups, and more to help people with disabilities live independantly.
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.
Disabled Resource Center of Long Beach provides computer classes for people with disabilities and seniors.
Dial-A-Lift provides transportation services to adults with a permanent mobility impairment who live within the city limits of Long Beach, Lakewood, Signal Hill, and Paramount.
The Aging and Disabilities Department offers an online search tool to help individuals find services and activities offered at various Los Angeles County Community and Senior Centers.
Salvation Army Meals on Wheels delivers daily meals to people who are homebound.
Joyful Adult Day Health Care center provides a combination of 24/7 nursing, Psychosocial, OT/PT, dietary and daily activities to participants.
Harbor Family Resource Centers provides information and links for support groups in the area. These support groups offer presentations, discussions, and the opportunity to get to know other parents and families that have children with disabilities.
Beach Cities Health District (BCHD) provides services to improve quality of life and maintain independence of seniors and residents with disabilities in Beach Cities. Services include errand assistance, in home exercise, and companionship.
The Supported Employment Program helps individuals with disabilities ages 16 and above with job training, career assessment, and resume development. SEEK also has community resource specialists to help match each individual to a business site based on their needs and … Continue reading
Several taxicab companies in Torrance participate in the Dial-A-Taxi program. Eligible Torrance residents can purchase credits for taxi rides at a discounted cost.
Home Improvement Program provides free home improvement services for people with a disability and senior citizens in Torrance. Services include disability home upgrades, light plumbing, yard services, paint, and minor repairs.
The Seating Center provides evaluations and recommendations for wheelchairs and related equipment to improve comfort and usability in sitting or moving around. Services include cushion, wheelchair, and scooter, and sitting posture evaluations.
Torrance-Lomita Meals on Wheels delivers daily meals to people who are homebound.
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.
Lutheran Social Services – San Gabriel Valley provides cases management services for individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Services include assessments, planning, care coordination, evaluation, and more.
YMCA of Greater Whittier offers an aquatics program for infants, children, and adults with disabilities. The program consists of a swim team and swimming lessons that teach children how to swim safely, no matter their swimming skills or abilities.
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.
REACH offers speech and language assessments to those living with disabilities in order to help children and adults overcome communication barriers. Assessments can include standardized testing, observations, inventories, and a report.
The ArtSource Project, developed specifically for people with communication challenges and disabilities, encourages each student to use their own style and abilities through different artistic mediums. Students learn color theory and perspective.
Disabled Resource Center of Long Beach\’s Independent Living Skills programs offers workshops, classes, counseling, support groups, and more to help people with disabilities live independantly.
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.
Disabled Resource Center of Long Beach provides computer classes for people with disabilities and seniors.
Dial-A-Lift provides transportation services to adults with a permanent mobility impairment who live within the city limits of Long Beach, Lakewood, Signal Hill, and Paramount.
The Aging and Disabilities Department offers an online search tool to help individuals find services and activities offered at various Los Angeles County Community and Senior Centers.
Salvation Army Meals on Wheels delivers daily meals to people who are homebound.
Joyful Adult Day Health Care center provides a combination of 24/7 nursing, Psychosocial, OT/PT, dietary and daily activities to participants.
Harbor Family Resource Centers provides information and links for support groups in the area. These support groups offer presentations, discussions, and the opportunity to get to know other parents and families that have children with disabilities.
Beach Cities Health District (BCHD) provides services to improve quality of life and maintain independence of seniors and residents with disabilities in Beach Cities. Services include errand assistance, in home exercise, and companionship.
The Supported Employment Program helps individuals with disabilities ages 16 and above with job training, career assessment, and resume development. SEEK also has community resource specialists to help match each individual to a business site based on their needs and … Continue reading
Several taxicab companies in Torrance participate in the Dial-A-Taxi program. Eligible Torrance residents can purchase credits for taxi rides at a discounted cost.
Home Improvement Program provides free home improvement services for people with a disability and senior citizens in Torrance. Services include disability home upgrades, light plumbing, yard services, paint, and minor repairs.
The Seating Center provides evaluations and recommendations for wheelchairs and related equipment to improve comfort and usability in sitting or moving around. Services include cushion, wheelchair, and scooter, and sitting posture evaluations.
Torrance-Lomita Meals on Wheels delivers daily meals to people who are homebound.
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.
Lutheran Social Services – San Gabriel Valley provides cases management services for individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Services include assessments, planning, care coordination, evaluation, and more.