Learning Rights Law Center Accepting TIGER Applications for 2019
The Learning Rights Law Center created the Training Individuals for Grassroots Education Reform (TIGER) Program to help parents:
- learn their rights so that they may better advocate for their children; and
- help themselves through a "hands-on" teaching approach.
The TIGER program is not a professional advocacy program or a program that...
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Posted on: Oct 18, 2018
‘Tis the Season…for Making Ornaments for the State Capitol Tree
For 21 years, ornaments made by persons with developmental disabilities have adorned the State Capitol Tree, and the Department of Developmental Services has put out the request for ornaments for 2018's tree.
Their goal is to contribute 800 ornaments to this year's tree. To be included on the tree, DDS must receive all ornaments by Friday,...
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Posted on: Oct 18, 2018
Take a Survey to Help Make Regional Center Services Better
Clients and families can express their experiences and opinions regarding the services they receive to help inform the rate study.
We are resharing a request from the Department of Developmental Services (DDS) to take the survey in four languages - English, Spanish, Korean and Armenian, however, the survey is available in 16 languages...
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Posted on: Oct 18, 2018
Lanterman Community Priorities for Resource Development
The Department of Development Services (DDS) makes limited start-up funds available to develop resources for people moving out of locked institutions and into their home communities. This year DDS is also making these limited funds available to develop resources for regional center clients who are already living in the community.
To...
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Posted on: Aug 15, 2018
