Lanterman Regional Center presents "My Personal Safety in an Emergency - Feeling Safe, Being Safe," an emergency preparedness workshop for clients ages 15-plus with developmental disabilities on July 23, 2019.
Este curso provee a las familias con las habilidades y conocimientos necesarios acerca del centro regional para que sean socios informados y abogados para el miembro de su familia con necesidades especiales.
On April 26, 2019, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) released long-awaited official guidance on the treatment of ABLE accounts in HUD-Assited Programs (https://t.e2ma.net/click/b6ue6b/7md5al/n3oxe6). This guidance provides reassurance to prospective and current CalABLE account holders participating in low-income...
Lanterman and Get Safe present Reproductive Health and Self-Advocacy Program for Lanterman male and female clients with special needs 15 years and up. Topics covered include body basics, safe sex, and doctor visits and exams. The parent orientation is on June 6, 2019 and the program begins on June 13, 2019.
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California law and regulation requires that regional centers display on their Web sites information about the dollar value of services they purchase for clients. These data (called "purchase of service" or "POS" data) must be reported separately by clients' ethnic/racial group, langauge and diagnosis.
As part of the Department of Developmental Services' (DDS) commitment to provide information to the general public, individuals with developmental disabilities and their families, and professionals in the field, DDS produces the Fact Book on an annual basis. The Fact Book presents pertinent data over a 10-year period about the individuals served by DDS, including an overview of the service delivery system and trends in California. The Fact Book contains valuable information that is helpful in better understanding California’s developmental services system and the people served.
The Department of Developmental Services (DDS) monitors the actions and efforts of regional centers to ensure they meet statutory, regulatory and contractual obligations, and uphold the values of the Lanterman Act, the legislation guiding the developmental services system in California.
For more information on DDS' monitoring activities, visit the Regional Center Oversight Dashboard on the DDS Web site and click on the oversight functions. Oversight functions include:
Strengthening the Commitment... Reinvesting in the System: A Journey of Community Partnership
The history chronicles more than five decades of the regional centers' journey - of learning from experience, gaining new knowledge, taking steps forward, and constantly facing new challenges. Print copies are available at the Koch-Young Resource Center but you can also download a PDF from the link below.
