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Disability Rights California
Disability Rights California is the state's federally mandated protection and advocacy agency, founded in 1978. It provides legal advice, representation, investigation and systemic advocacy for Californians with disabilities of every kind, covering regional center and Lanterman Act services, special education, In-Home Supportive Services, Medi-Cal and health care, abuse and neglect in facilities, conservatorship alternatives, housing, employment and voting rights. It runs the Office of Clients' Rights Advocacy for regional center clients, the Peer Self-Advocacy program for people with mental health disabilities, and Work Incentives Planning and Assistance for people on Social Security benefits who want to work.
1831 K Street, Sacramento, CA, 95811
Services: Legal Services; Advocacy / Policy; Family Support / System Navigation; Benefits / Financial Counseling; Case Management
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