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# Regional Center of Orange County

In Service to People with Developmental Disabilities

## Pages

- [Home](https://www.rcocdd.com/) - In Service to People with Developmental Disabilities
- [Media Kit](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/media/) - Media Toolkit Backgrounders Regional Center of Orange County Backgrounder A brief overview of the people we serve and the services provided by RCOC. Lanterman Act Backgrounder An overview of the historic legislation that governs the regional center service delivery system. Statistics Regional Center of Orange County Service Statistics A snapshot of RCOC's demographics is updated
- [Regional Center Resource Index](https://www.rcocdd.com/peopleweserve/regional-center-resources/) - Help for Individuals and Their Families Generic and Other Resources All of California’s regional centers are required to be the “payor of last resort” for any service or support that a person with developmental disabilities might need. This means that if a service is available through another source, including “generic resources” that – like public
- [Accessibility](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/accessibility/) - Access Keys Most browsers support jumping to specific links by typing keys defined on the Web site. Macintosh, press Control + an access key. On Windows, press ALT + an access key; this works for the Chrome browser. The Internet Explorer requires press ALT + an access key + Enter. Firefox requires SHIFT + ALT
- [Welcome](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/welcome/) - The Regional Center of Orange County (RCOC) is a private, nonprofit organization contracted by the State of California to coordinate lifelong services and support for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. The regional center is the first stop for those seeking to obtain local services and support to help them live safely and with
- [Legal Notice](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/legal-notice/) - Read Carefully: Regional Center of Orange County (RCOC) makes information available on this web site, subject to the following terms and conditions. By accessing this site, you agree to these terms and conditions. RCOC reserves the right to change these terms and conditions, and the products, services, prices, and programs mentioned in this site at
- [Reporting](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/reporting/) - Financial Reporting DDS Bi-Annual Audits of RCOC - WIC Section 4629.5 (b)(1) Annual Independent Audits of RCOC - Financial Statements - WIC Section 4629.5 (b)(2) Administrative Services/Expenditures - WIC Section 4629.5 (b)(3)(b) Executive Director Employment Contract - - WIC Section 4629.5(b)(3) and (15) Managerial Salaries and Benefits - WIC Section 4629.5 (b)(15) Personnel Classifications - Salary Schedule - WIC Section
- [Language Access and Cultural Competency Reports](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/reporting/lacc-report/) - The 2020-21 Budget Act included $16.7 million in ongoing funding for regional centers to improve and promote Language Access and Cultural Competency (LACC) to better support the language needs of individuals with developmental disabilities, their caregivers, and their family members. The primary purpose of these funds is to improve consumer and family experience and to
- [Annual Spotlight Awards](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/spotlightawards/) - Since 1997, the Regional Center of Orange County has hosted the Spotlight Awards, an annual event to recognize people and organizations who stand out as role models of selfless service and dedication in working with people with developmental disabilities. You all know a person, group, or organization that deserves recognition! *Nominations are OPEN for 2026
- [Spotlight Awards Hall of Fame](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/spotlightawards/spotlight-award-recipients-hall-of-fame/) - Awards Recipients 2025 Community Partner: Korean American Special Education Center (KASEC) Self-Advocate: Fernando Pena Employer: Providence St. Joseph Hospital Direct Support Professional: Alex Sanchez, YMCA of Orange County Service Provider: ICEC Healthcare Professional: Dr. Michael Weiss, MD Parent/Family: John Borack RCOC Achievement Award: Dr. Kyle Pontius, PhD Lifetime Achievement: Dr. Richard Rosenberg, PhD Elected Official:
- [Healthy Life, Happy Life 2025](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/health-wellness-and-safety/health-and-wellness-program/) - Tools Exercise log sheet Data Collection Sheet Food Group Bingo MyPlate Planner Simple Breakfast Simple Lunch Simple Dinner Lessons Intro Advanced 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
- [Health, Wellness and Safety](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/health-wellness-and-safety/) - RCOC is committed to supporting the Health, Wellness, and Safety of persons served. Healthy Life, Happy Life RCOC's Health and Wellness initiatives include the Healthy Life, Happy Life program, a new approach to improving the health and wellness of the people we serve. This pilot was launched in 2018 in response to National Core Indicators
- [Great Reasons to Hire People with Developmental Disabilities](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/employment/great-reasons/) - Hiring individuals with developmental disabilities promotes workforce diversity and is good for the employee, the business, and society. Individuals with developmental disabilities are reliable, dedicated, loyal workers with a positive work ethic. Employers experience low turnover and high retention from employees with developmental disabilities. Individuals with developmental disabilities have lower than average absenteeism, thereby increasing
- [Privacy](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/privacy/) - We Protect Your Privacy Regional Center Of Orange County (RCOC) is committed to respecting and protecting your privacy. We provide certain services and opportunities for visitors to our Web site. In order to provide these services to you and to develop a better site, we require that you submit some of your personal information. Please
- [Contact Us](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/contact-us/) - We Would Like to Hear from You Contact Us Applying for Services To inquire about applying for services through RCOC, please visit our Gettting Started: Am I Eligible for Services? page or make an age-specific online inquiry to an Intake Specialist and receive a response within 2 business days: Birth to 36 Months -
- [Request For Copy of RCOC Records](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/contact-us/request-for-copy-of-rcoc-records/)
- [Person-Centered Planning](https://www.rcocdd.com/peopleweserve/pcp/) - What is Person-Centered Planning? Person-Centered Planning is a process that helps you look at your hopes and dreams for the future and figure out the support you need from family, friends, community, and service organizations to get there. Your Person-Centered Plan talks about the steps that you need to take to help you achieve your
- [Office of the Ombudsperson](https://www.rcocdd.com/peopleweserve/office-of-the-ombudsperson/) - Housed in the Department of Developmental Services, the Ombudsperson assists regional center clients and their families to access their regional center services available under the Lanterman Act. The Department of Developmental Services (Department) received funding through the 2022 Budget Act to establish an Office of the Ombudsperson to assist individuals and/or their families who are applying for
- [Appeals Process - WIC Section 4702](https://www.rcocdd.com/peopleweserve/appeals-process/) - While every effort is made to partner with consumers and families to meet the needs of the individual with developmental disabilities, sometimes there can be disagreements about decisions that are made. RCOC welcomes the opportunity to discuss and resolve disagreements in an informal atmosphere. However, when this approach does not resolve an issue, persons served
- [People We Serve](https://www.rcocdd.com/peopleweserve/) - Eligibility The Regional Center of Orange County (RCOC) serves people of all ages with developmental disabilities. We also serve infants and toddlers with developmental delays as well as those who are at high risk for developmental disability or those who have an established risk for developmental disability under the federal Early Start program. If you
- [Our Services](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/) - At the Regional Center of Orange County, we envision a future where people with developmental disabilities are truly a part of their community. We also recognize that individuals with developmental disabilities and their families have unique and changing needs. We seek to meet those needs by providing information and services that are community-based, flexible, accessible
- [Coordinated Family Support Services](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/services-provided/coordinated-family-support-services/) - Coordinated Family Supports (CFS) services will be tailored, individualized, and flexible to meet the changing needs and preferences of the individual being served along with their family. CFS is designed to help adults receiving regional center services and their families with coordinating and scheduling services and supports. It will also help them learn how to
- [Services Provided](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/services-provided/) - What are “generic resources”? Why do regional centers refer people to them? Some supports and services are provided to the individuals RCOC serves by public agencies mandated to serve the general public or through community organizations – these are often referred to as “generic resources.” One example would be the public schools, which are required
- [Join the RCOC Team](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/careers-at-rcoc/) - Working at Regional Center of Orange County is a wonderful opportunity to help improve the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities and their families in our community. RCOC is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE) M/F/D/V. Click on the positions listed below for job functions, qualifications, location, and salary. To apply, submit resume to: Human Resources
- [eBilling](https://www.rcocdd.com/vendor-resources/current-service-providers/ebilling/) - ATTENTION eBILLING VENDORS To ensure payment, invoices should be submitted to RCOC as soon as possible but no later than one year from the provision of services, as per the Terms and Conditions of RCOC’s Purchase Order/Authorization. If you have questions about invoices submitted that have not been paid, send an email to accounting@rcocdd.com The
- [Emergency Preparedness](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/emergency-preparedness-information-and-resources/) - Information and Resources Regional Center of Orange County is committed to the safety of everyone connected to our agency - staff, the people we serve, their families, and loved ones. Additional tools and resources will be posted here as they become available. Government Resources Department of Developmental Services Emergency Preparedness: Planning, Reporting, and Preparedness Department
- [Requests for Proposals](https://www.rcocdd.com/vendor-resources/requests-for-proposals/) - Regional Center of Orange County uses an individual needs assessment process to identify the necessity for the development of new resources in our community. Development of resources is ongoing and RCOC utilizes a formal Request for Proposal (RFP) process in this effort. From time to time, RCOC will also post RFPs for other regional centers
- [Appearances, Interviews, and Articles](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/media/interviews/) - December, 2025 Orange County Register article with RCOC’s Executive Director Larry Landauer, featuring Adan Correa, one of RCOC’s persons served, about employment and the highly acclaimed television show Love on the Spectrum Exceptional Parent Magazine article with RCOC’s Clinical Director Bonnie Ivers about tips for special needs families and enjoying less stressful holiday gatherings. For a
- [Self-Determination Program](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/self-determination/) - What is Self-Determination? In October 2013, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. signed into law the Self-Determination Program, which provides individuals and their families more freedom, control, and responsibility in choosing services and supports to help them meet objectives in their Individual Program Plan. To learn more about the Self-Determination Program, you can visit the Department
- [Requests for Proposals Archive](https://www.rcocdd.com/vendor-resources/requests-for-proposals/requests-for-proposals-archive/) - Systemic, Therapeutic, Assessment, Resources, and Treatment (START) Program Provider - Awarded to Easter Seals of Southern California Development of two (2) Enhanced Behavioral Supports Homes (EBSHs) - Awarded to California Enhanced Behavioral Support Services and Attainable Behavior Solutions Development of one (1) Specialized Adult Day Program-Awarded to Vocational Innovations Crisis Personal Assistance Services- Awarded to
- [Board of Directors Training](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/governance/board-of-directors/board-of-directors-training/) - Board Training and Information Sharing - WIC Section 4622(g)(3) Educational presentations are often made at Board of Directors meetings and during separate educational retreats. The links below list the various educational training provided to RCOC’s Board members since January 2016. As per Welfare & Institutions Codes 4622(g)(1) "The regional center shall provide necessary training and support to
- [Board Meeting Information - WIC Section 4629.5(b)(7)](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/governance/board-of-directors/board-meeting-information/) - Board Meeting Schedule Please see the schedule below for copies of the board packet and check our Monthly Calendar for information on attending in person or via Zoom. Date Time Board Packet Executive Director's Report Thursday, January 8, 2026 6:00 p.m. Board Packet Executive Director's Report Thursday, November 6, 2025 6:00 p.m. Board
- [Home and Community-Based Services Medicaid Waiver Monitoring Reports - WIC Section 4629.5(b)(10)](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/reporting/home-and-community-based-services-waiver-monitoring-review-report/) - Monitoring Review Period Final Report May 1, 2024 through April 30, 2025 Review Report 2025 May 1, 2022 through April 30, 2023 Review Report 2023 May 1, 2020 through April 30, 2021 Review Report 2021 April 1, 2019 through March 31, 2020 Review Report 2020 April 1, 2018 through March 31, 2019 Review Report 2019
- [Meet the RCOC Board of Directors](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/governance/board-of-directors/meet-the-board-of-directors/) - Board Officers Sandy Martin Board Chairperson, PARENT John "Chip" Wright Board Vice-Chairperson, PARENT Jacqueline Nguyen Board Treasurer, PARENT Yvonne Kluttz Board Secretary, PERSON SERVED Board Members Marcell Bassett PERSON SERVED Rick Perez VENDOR Bruce Hall PARENT Frances M.K. Hernandez PARENT Chinh Nguyen PARENT Hilda Mendez GRANDPARENT Lorena Medina SIBLING Amy Jessee PERSON
- [Public Records](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/public-records/) - Regional Center of Orange County (RCOC) supports the public's right to access public records created and maintained by RCOC in the normal course of business. RCOC strives to provide service in a transparent manner, including timely access to requested records in accordance with the California Public Records Act (GC 7920-7931). Public Records Requests Looking
- [Becoming a Service Provider](https://www.rcocdd.com/vendor-resources/prospective-svc-providers/) - The Process RCOC believes that the people we serve benefit greatly when new individuals and organizations step up to provide the critical services and supports they need to live safely and with dignity in our community. We also believe that well-qualified service providers and well-trained direct care staff are essential to realizing the Lanterman Act
- [Transparency & Accountability](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/) - The Regional Center of Orange County (RCOC) recognizes the importance of transparency and accountability to the community it serves. As established in the Lanterman Developmental Disabilities Services Act, RCOC is committed to reporting information accurately and transparently and maintaining full compliance with the laws, rules, and regulations governing RCOC’s business. Contracts Governance and Public Meetings
- [Purchase of Service Expenditures - WIC Section 4519.5(c)](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/reporting/pos-expenditures/) - Purchase of Services (POS) Reports by Ethnicity, Language, Residence, & Diagnosis The Lanterman Act requires Regional Centers and the California Department of Developmental Services (DDS) to collect and post data reports on an annual basis related to fiscal year (July 1st to June 30th), Purchase of Service (POS) authorizations, utilization, and expenditures. Starting
- [National Core Indicators (NCI)](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/reporting/nci/) - NCI Data and Findings The National Core Indicators (NCI) program is a collaborative effort between the Human Services Research Institute (HSRI) and the National Association of State Directors of Developmental Disabilities Services (NASDDDS). It is nationally recognized as a valuable source of information about individuals with developmental disabilities receiving services across a large sample of
- [Performance Contracts](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/contracts/performance/) - System of Accountability Beginning January 1, 1993, Senate Bill 1383 (McCorquodale) passed, requiring the Department of Developmental Services (DDS) to enter into five-year outcome-based performance contracts with each of the regional centers. The initial data which was gathered showed that there needed to be a refinement to the way in which system and individual outcomes
- [Administration](https://www.rcocdd.com/vendor-resources/current-service-providers/administration/) - Insurance Requirements for Contractors Exhibit B Insurance Requirements for Contractors (Code 880 Transportation - Additional Component) Reimbursement Rates Securing Confidential Information and Data Guidelines for Access to Vendor Records Vendor Independent Auditor Referral List
- [Dialogue Newsletter](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/rcoc-dialogue/) - This quarter’s highlights include… Cover story profiling Pei-Hsien Lin, a person served by RCOC who is successfully working full-time as a Research and Development Lab Technician for Edwards Lifesciences, a global healthcare innovator located in Irvine. A column from Executive Director Larry Landauer reflecting on how adults with developmental disabilities thrive in integrated workplaces and
- [Dialogue Archive](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/rcoc-dialogue/dialogue-archive/) - Summer 2025 English PDF Summer 2025 Spanish PDF Summer 2025 Vietnamese PDF Summer 2025 Korean PDF Spring 2025 English PDF Spring 2025 Spanish PDF Spring 2025 Vietnamese PDF Spring 2025 Korean PDF Winter 2025 English PDF Winter 2025 Spanish PDF Winter 2025 Vietnamese PDF Winter 2025 Korean PDF Fall 2024 English PDF Fall 2024 Spanish
- [Early Start - Inquiry](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/intake/early-start/inquiry/)
- [Governance and Public Meetings](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/governance/) - Governance Board of Directors Information Board of Directors Roster Board of Directors Committees Board of Directors Meeting Packets (including agendas and approved minutes) - WIC Section 4629.5 (b)(7) Board of Directors Training - WIC Section 4622(g)(3) Board of Directors Bylaws and Governance Policies - WIC Section 4629.5 (b)(8) Board of Directors Leadership Survey - 2025 Public Meetings
- [DDS Bi-Annual Fiscal Audits - WIC Section 4629.5(b)(2)](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/reporting/dds-audits/) - DDS Audit of the Regional Center of Orange County for Fiscal Years 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 DDS Audit of the Regional Center of Orange County for Fiscal Years 2019-2020 and 2020-2021 DDS Audit of the Regional Center of Orange County for Fiscal Years 2017-2018 and 2018-2019 DDS Audit of the Regional Center of Orange County for
- [Board Governance](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/governance/board-of-directors/board-governance/) - Bylaws and Governance Policies The composition of each board is governed by the Lanterman Developmental Disabilities Services Act, which outlines that each board should be comprised of a majority of family members and/or persons receiving regional center services. The Regional Center of Orange County's Board of Directors has chosen the Carver Model of Board Governance, which
- [RCOC Committees](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/governance/board-of-directors/rcoc-committees/) - RCOC's committees allow us to connect with families and service providers in the developmental disability community as we are able to focus on the specific interests of the group. Each committee has a representative who reports the highlights of the committee meetings to the Board of Directors regularly. Executive Committee Budget & Finance Committee Board
- [Board of Directors](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/governance/board-of-directors/) - Board members volunteer their time, serving on committees that make policy recommendations to the board as a whole, and leading initiatives in areas such as housing and legislation. Board members do not represent themselves alone or any special interest group and use RCOC's mission, vision, values, and guiding principles to help lead the organization.
- [Purchase of Service Guidelines](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/purchase-of-service-pos-guidelines/) - The Purchase of Service Guidelines below provides direction regarding the types of services that RCOC may purchase for persons served. Purchase of Service Guidelines - WIC Section 4629.5(b)(5) Cover Letter - May 13, 2019 English Spanish Vietnamese Introduction Principles of POS Guidelines Prenatal Diagnostic Evaluation Early Intervention Services Therapy Services Respite Care Services - revised February 2,
- [Policies](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/policies/) - Policies Board of Directors Governance Policies (includes all policies listed below) Ends Board-Executive Relationship Governance Executive Limitations Executive Performance and Monitoring Purchase of Service Transportation Mobility Start-Up, Gap, and Lag Funding Notification to Persons Served and Families of Significant Service Deficits Information Dissemination to Persons Served, Families, Authorized Representatives, and Other Interested Parties Insurance Requirements
- [Contracts](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/contracts/) - Contract Awards - WIC Section 4629.5 (b)(4) To promote transparency, each regional center shall include on its internet website, as expeditiously as possible: Contract awards, including the organization or entity awarded the contract and the amount and purpose of the award. Performance Contracts (including new year – WIC Section 4629.5 (b)(9), year end – WIC
- [Diversity and Disparity in Purchase of Services](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/reporting/diversity-and-disparity-in-pos/) - Ensuring Full Transparency The Regional Center of Orange County is committed to ensuring full transparency and support for understanding options available in the Purchase of Services. We are dedicated to helping remove any linguistic or other barriers that parents, families, and caregivers may have to understand what they are eligible for and what services
- [Caseload Ratio Plan of Correction](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/reporting/caseload-ratio-plan-of-correction/) - Comments and questions can be submitted via email to input@rcocdd.com Fiscal Year 2024-25 - Meeting held 7/8/2025 Presentation Slides Presentation Slides in English Presentation Slides in Spanish Presentation Slides in Vietnamese Presentation Slides in Korean Revised - RCOC Report to DDS - Caseload Ratio Plan of Correction Public Meeting JUL 08 2025 Fiscal Year 2023-24
- [Resources](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/resources/) - Association of Regional Center Agencies (ARCA) California State Council on Developmental Disabilities (SCDD) Department of Developmental Services (DDS) Department of Developmental Services (DDS) Ombudsperson Disability Rights California (DRC) - WIC Section 4519.2 (d) Early Start Standardized Information Packet - A Guide to California’s Regional Center System - WIC Section 4642(a)(4)(B) The Early Start Information Packet provides an
- [Housing for People with Developmental Disabilities](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/housing/) - New Opportunities in Orange County RCOC has partnered with a number of state and local entities to ensure a broad range of services and options are available when people are ready to transition from one living arrangement to the next. RCOC is active and up-to-date on current housing activities and legislation as it relates to
- [Vendor Advisory Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/vendor-resources/vendor-advisory-committee/) - The purpose of the VAC is to provide advice, guidance, recommendations, and technical assistance on matters relating to providing services to the persons served by RCOC. VAC representatives are appointed by the RCOC Board of Directors and, in accordance with Welfare and Institutions Code, Section 4622 (i), the VAC annually elects one of its appointed
- [Special Incident Reporting Guidelines](https://www.rcocdd.com/vendor-resources/current-service-providers/special-incident-reporting/special-incident-reporting-guidelines/) - This section provides the legal definition of “special incident” for all vendors, and for Family Home Agencies, as well as incidents which are not reported to the Department of Developmental Services, but which should be reported to RCOC. For all vendors, a special incident is defined by Title 17, Section 54327 as: The consumer is
- [Social and Recreational Services](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/services-provided/social-and-recreational-services/) - Social and recreational activities play an important role in the lives of all people, including children and adults with developmental disabilities. These activities enable the development of social skills and personal relationships that foster a sense of community and provide enjoyment to daily life. RCOC offers a number of helpful resources to assist families in
- [Contracts Awarded by RCOC - WIC  Section 4629.5 (b)(4)](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/contracts/awards/) - Below is a listing of contracts that have been awarded by RCOC: Housing Development Organization (HDO) and Enhanced Behavioral Support Home (EBSH) - Awarded to Brilliant Corners Spotlight Awards 2023 RFP - Awarded to Integrity House. Self-Determination Local Advisory Committee – Implementation of the Self-Determination Program December 2020 - Awarded to Aveanna and I CAN
- [About Us](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/) - RCOC collaborates with persons with developmental disabilities, their families, and the community to secure individualized services and supports that enhance the quality of life for the people we serve and assist them in realizing their full potential. The regional center is the first stop for individuals and families seeking to obtain local services and supports
- [Transition Planning](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/transition-planning/) - Step-By-Step The Regional Center of Orange County would like to help walk you through the steps of achieving dreams and goals by providing information and webinars to guide you on the journey. Orange County Work-Based Learning System Questions? Please email us at transition@rcocdd.com Webinars For more information about our webinars, please visit Transition Planning Webinars
- [Community Resource Development](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/community-resource-development-plan/) - Community Resource Development Plan Priorities - WIC Section 4679(c) Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Regional Center of Orange County (RCOC) considers the following areas to be priorities when submitting proposals to the Department of Developmental Services (DDS) for the development of resources under the Community Resource Development Plan (CRDP). Information has been gathered through stakeholders, including but
- [Early Start - Birth to 36 Months](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/intake/early-start/) - Apply for Early Start services (birth to 36 months) or request additional information from an Intake Specialist Infants and toddlers (age 0 to 36 months) who are at risk of having developmental disabilities or who have a developmental delay may qualify for services. The criteria for determining the eligibility of infants and toddlers is specified
- [Lanterman - 3 Years of Age and Older](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/intake/lanterman/) - Request additional information about Lanterman services (3 years of age and older), including applying, from an Intake Specialist Regional Center eligibility criteria are defined by law, in Section 4512 of the California Welfare and Institutions Code. Diagnoses that may qualify a person for Regional Center services include the following developmental disabilities: Autism Cerebral Palsy Intellectual Disability Epilepsy
- [Financial Statements and Independent Auditors’ Reports - WIC Section 4629.5(b)(1)](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/reporting/financials-and-auditorsreports/) - Audited Financial Statements for the Year Ended June 30, 2024 Audited Financial Statements for the Year Ended June 30, 2023 Audited Financial Statements for the Year Ended June 30, 2022 Audited Financial Statements for the Year Ended June 30, 2021 Audited Financial Statements for the Year Ended June 30, 2020 Audited Financial Statements for the
- [Consumer Rights Compliant Process](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/policies/consumer-rights-compliant-process/) - Section 4731 of the Welfare and Institutions Code (W&I Code) allows a consumer or their representative to file a complaint against a regional center, developmental center, or provider if they believe a right has been abused, punitively withheld, or unreasonably denied. The regional center director shall, within 20 working days of receiving a compliant, investigate
- [Whistleblower Complaint Process ](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/policies/whistleblower-complaint-process/) - As referenced in the Regional Center of Orange County’s (RCOC) Whistleblower Policy, the following procedures are for the filing, receipt, retention, investigation, and treatment of whistleblower complaints received by the RCOC. Regional centers are contractually required to have a Board approved Whistleblower Policy, Article I, Section 18, of the Department of Developmental Services (DDS) contract
- [Planning for the Future](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/planning-for-the-future/) - Thinking Ahead If you are the parent of a child with special needs, you must educate yourself about the many options available. It is never too early to start planning for your child's future. If you have questions regarding planning for the future, please do not hesitate to contact your RCOC service coordinator. Life Care
- [Management Team](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/management-team/) - Larry Landauer, Executive Director Larry leads RCOC’s over 500 employees and reports directly to the Board of Directors. As the agency’s top executive, he is responsible for all aspects of the organization’s performance, directing the Management Team, and ensuring that RCOC meets client and family needs in accordance with Lanterman Act requirements and Board policies.
- [Deaf-Blind](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/deaf-blind/) - American Association of the Deaf-Blind provides information via their Facebook page Beyond Blindness in Santa Ana works with children from birth through age 21. California Deaf-Blind Services promotes positive quality of life for individuals from birth through age 21 who have both hearing and vision loss. Helen Keller National Center (HKNC) in San Diego provides consultation
- [Comfort Connection Family Resource Center](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/ccfrc/) - We're Here to Help Most of the staff are parents of children with developmental disabilities, and many are bilingual in English/Spanish or English/Vietnamese. They are also available to deliver community presentations about RCOC services and parent support in English, Spanish, and Vietnamese. Learning Resources Families can learn more about their loved one’s disability through our
- [Recreation Guide](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/recreation/) - Beach Parking Pass for City of Huntington Beach; discount for Disabled Parking Pass. McLindon Family Foundation provides adaptive bikes to children having special needs. OC Parks provides annual parking pass for county parks, beach or all facilities; offers discounts for the disabled parking pass. OC’s Special Spokes provides affordable adaptive tricycles to those with special
- [Resources & Support Groups](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/) - Families and loved ones of individuals with developmental disabilities have various community resources available. Check out our Recreation Resource Guides Recreation Resource Guide Guía de Recursos de Recreación – Español Hướng dẫn tài nguyên giải trí – Tiếng Việt 레크리에이션 자원 가이드 - 한국어 Click here for Public Benefits and Resources (Español) (Tiếng Việt) A-Z:
- [Resources for Service Providers](https://www.rcocdd.com/vendor-resources/current-service-providers/) - Information for Current Service Providers Service Provider Lists Current Service Provider List, Including Rate Information (updated daily) Current Service Providers Sorted by Vendored Date Service Provider Tools If you have questions regarding service provider training or would like technical assistance from RCOC Quality Assurance staff, email Resources@rcocdd.com. You may also call our Vendor Hotline at
- [Local Advisory Committee Members](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/self-determination/local-advisory-committee-members/) - Membership of the RCOC Self Determination Local Advisory Committee consists of members chosen and appointed jointly by the State Council on Developmental Disabilities (SCDD) and the regional center. SDLAC Members Tina Stang, Parent Renu Moon, Parent April Lopez, Parent Karen Pagano Millender, Parent Beth Martinko, Parent Tierney Cameron, Person Receiving RCOC Services Santos Cline, Person
- [Provisional Lanterman - Birth to 4 Years of Age](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/intake/provisional/) - Request additional information about Provisional Lanterman services (birth to 4 years of age), including applying, from an Intake Specialist Regional Center eligibility criteria are defined by law, in Section 4512 of the California Welfare and Institutions Code. To qualify for Regional Center services, a child must meet the following criteria: Under 5 years of age Has a
- [Getting Started: Am I Eligible for Services?](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/intake/) - Who is Eligible for Regional Center Services? Being diagnosed with a developmental disability is not solely enough to qualify. Select an age category below for more information regarding eligibility criteria, how to apply for services, and how to obtain assistance from an Intake Specialist: Birth to 36 Months - Early Start 3 Years of Age
- [Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD)](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/autism/) - **100 Day Kit for Newly Diagnosed Families of School Age Children provided by Autism Speaks. **100 Day Kit for Newly Diagnosed Families of Young Children provided by Autism Speaks. A Family Journey is a YouTube about a family coming to terms with the diagnosis of autism for their child. AASPIRE Healthcare Toolkit provides information and
- [Visual Impairments](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/visual-impairments/) - AIRS-LA (Audio Internet Reading Service of Los Angeles) provides audio recordings of news, information and entertainment. American Foundation for the Blind provides programs and services to improve the lives of people affected by vision loss. Newsletter subscription available. **Assistance Dog Special Allowance Program provides a monthly payment to eligible persons who use a service dog
- [Deaf/Hard of Hearing](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/deafhard-of-hearing/) - About Deafness addresses numerous issues surrounding deafness. It provides links to Infant Hearing, Communication, Cochlear Implants, Deaf Studies, and Parenting among others. Alexander Graham Bell Association for Deaf and Hard of Hearing helps families, health care providers and education professionals understand childhood hearing loss and the importance of early diagnosis and intervention. American Society for
- [Transportation/Travel](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/travel/) - Applying the DPNA SSR code can provide a better travel experience for passengers with intellectual disabilities. Autism on the Seas provides vacations for adults and families living with autism, Down syndrome and other related disabilities. **Disabled Dealer is an online catalogue of items for sale posted by individuals; includes ramp systems, lifts, wheelchairs, modified vehicles,
- [Transition at Age 18/22 - Medical Issues](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/transition-at-age-18-22-medical-issues/) - Adult Autism Health Resources (AAHR) Health Care Toolkit from Harvard Medical School. Guiding caregivers and autistic adults through health care resources and information across the lifespan **Dental Clinics for Adult Services listed by Orange County Social Services Agency Family Toolkit: Pediatric-to-Adult Health Care Transition This 25-page toolkit from GotTransition has a set of resources for
- [Transition at Age 18/22](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/transition-at-age-18-22/) - Candid Conversations: Handing Over the Reins is a film that addresses questions and concerns parents and self-advocates have about supporting youth with disabilities as they transition to adulthood, from the NY region. Connections California: Transition to Adulthood is a fully online information hub form Parents Helping Parents En español Tiếng Việt **Department of Rehabilitation
- [Transition at Age 3](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/transition-at-age-3/) - **Effective Early Childhood Transitions: A Guide for Transition at Age Three – Early Start to Preschool created by California Dept. of Developmental Services and California Dept. of Education for early intervention professionals **Moving on at 3 - English **Moving on at 3 - En español **Moving On at 3 – Tiếng Việt Saying Goodbye –
- [Support Groups](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/support-groups/) - International Rett Syndrome Foundation (IRSF) provide you with the tools you need to cope with this new diagnosis and connect you with people and families that are on the same journey **Parent Support Groups from A to Z lists all parent support groups known to RCOC in Orange County. Sibling Support Unique informs and support
- [Special Education](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/special-education/) - 2023 Back-to-School Tips English Spanish Vietnamese Korean ** Acronyms that will help you understand Special Education language and services. ** Alternatives to Public Schools – introductory information developed by Comfort Connection Family Resource Center En español Tiếng Việt 한글 Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP) is a plan to help children whose problem behavior in school
- [Sensory Processing Disorder](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/sensory-processing-disorder/) - Understanding Sensory Processing Issues is supported by Understood, a collaborative of 15 nonprofit organizations joined to support parents of children with learning and attention issues. What is Sensory Integration? What are Sensory Toys?
- [Safety](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/safety/) - Automotive Decal Alert Emergency Responders that an occupant may require additional assistance by placing a Special Needs Caution Deal or your car or Truck. Order on Etsy or Amazon Car Seat information offered by AAA of Southern California with free Child Passenger Safety Classes. For children up to 8 years of age. Center for Missing
- [Parenting Skills](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/parenting-skills/) - Behavior Management Workshop is a 5-session series provided by Regional Center of Orange County which covers the basic principles of positive behavior management, helping parents of children with developmental disabilities to change their own behavior and that of their children. Bridges Maternal Child Health Network is a collaboration of O.C. hospitals working to ensure parents
- [Mental Health](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/mental-health/) - Children & Adolescents Mental Health Services provides a full range of assessment and treatment alternatives. Children’s Mental Health Network is a national network Crisis Text Line. 741741 A confidential text message service for people in crisis. In the US Text 741741 Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services provides free mental health, substance use disorder and suicide
- [Medical Information and Resources](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/medical-information-and-resources/) - **California Children’s Services is a state-wide program which specializes in medical care, case management, physical/occupational therapy and financial assistance for children with certain health care needs. Coalition of O.C. Community Health Centers provides a safety net for healthcare, including dental, vision and behavioral health, to vulnerable, underserved communities. **Disability Access to health care services from
- [Legal Information and Resources](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/legal-information-and-resources/) - Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) California State Council on Developmental Disabilities is established by state and federal law to ensure that people with developmental disabilities receive the services and supports they need. Community Legal Aid providing free and low cost civil legal service to low and middle income Orange County residents. **Disability Rights California works
- [Intellectual Disability](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/intellectual-disability/) - American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AAIDD) offers education, publications, policy briefs, newsletters, etc. B.R.A.I.N. – Brain Rehabilitation and Injury Network Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities is described by National Institute of Health. Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Branch (IDDB) of the National Institute of Health (NIH). The mission of IDDB is to support a program
- [Grandparents](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/grandparents/) - Grandparent Autism Network promotes awareness about autism and provides resources. How to Grandparent a Child with Special Needs. From AARP, educate yourself, provide support, know your limits and find the joy. En español Cómo ser abuelo de un niño que tiene necesidades especiales. Taking care of Yourself While Raising Your Grandchildren offers health, legal and
- [Financial Assistance](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/financial-assistance/) - Government Agencies and Programs CalABLE provides a tax-free treatment on earnings and withdrawals to pay for disability-related expenses. California LifeLine is a state program providing discounted home phone and cell phone services to eligible households. Child Support Services Program provides professional services to locate parents, establish paternity and enforce orders for financial and medical support.
- [Equipment](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/equipment/) - **ATEC/Goodwill of O.C. provides free loans through AT Network’s Exchange of items for loan or reuse (reuse items include older AT, DME and accessible phones). Dayle McIntosh Assistive Technology program promotes the use of equipment, software, devices and applications that enhance the functional capacity of people with disabilities. Assistive technology can be as large as
- [End of Life](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/end-of-life/) - End of Life Resources provides a list of O.C. mortuaries, cemeteries, bereavement groups and financial help. Forever Footprints provides support and comfort to parents who have suffered a pregnancy or infant loss. Grief Share provides access to support groups meeting throughout the United States. Next Step Resource Guide is a publication by Hoag Hospital with
- [Driver Training](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/driver-training/) - Casa Colina provides an Adaptive Driver Program Handicap Driver Training provides the initial evaluation, individualized driving lessons and preparation for the DMV written test. Although based in Perris, CA, certified driving specialist, Frank Boutelle, will come to client’s location in OC. Kandor Driving School Formerly Master Driver, they offer driver training program for individual with
- [Disability Information](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/disability-information/) - ** California Telephone Access Program (CTAP) provides free assistive telephone devices to persons that live in California, have phone service at their residence and are certified as blind or low vision, deaf or hard of hearing, or physically disabled. **Center for Parent Information and Resources is the on-line resource library for previous NICHCY resources. Site provides locations
- [Cross Cultural Resources](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/cross-cultural-resources/) - Abrazar is a multicultural, multigenerational community-based agency whose core work assists economically challenged to access health and dental care, food, education, housing, translation and transportation services. Access California Services focuses on Arab- and Muslim-Americans but also serves families and individuals of any faith or ethnicity. BPSOS Center for Community Advancement, Inc. provides services to aid
- [Behavior Challenges](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/behavior-challenges/) - Aggression – what is typical in toddlers? Behind Every Child Behavior, There is a Feeling offers ideas about understanding big emotions in young children and supporting them to manage those emotions. This resource includes a video and PDFs En español Caregiver Skills Training: Responding to Challenging Behavior is one of a series of YouTube videos
- [Assistive Technology (AT)](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/assistive-technology/) - Assistive Technology (AT) Assistive Technology Act promotes awareness of and access to assistive technologies for individuals with disabilities. Learn about the Purpose of the Tech Act, Key Definitions, State AT projects, Read the Statue, Summaries of the Law, and Info about AT Assistive Technology: An Overview This module for the IRIS Center offers an overview
- [Toilet Training](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/toilet-training/) - Gross Motor Skills and Toilet Training from Your Therapy Source. Modifications For Potty Training from Therapy Fun Zone. **Potty Training – Patience & Perspiration, a presentation by Dr. Michael Messina, Psy.D., BCBA-D, given at RCOC on 6/4/13 **Potty Schedule – hand-out from 6/4/13 presentation Teaching Concepts for Potty Training Through Play from Your Kids OT.
- [Speech and Language](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/speech-and-language/) - American Speech-Language-Hearing Association offers information on developmental norms for speech, and related resources Baby Talk is a valuable newsletter published by University of North Carolina for educators and parents, providing high quality, free resources and includes resources in Spanish. All issues are archived at this site. Bilingualism in Young Children: Separating Fact from Fiction from
- [Postpartum Depression/Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders (PMAD)](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/postpartum-depression/) - **The Orange County Parent Wellness Program(OCPWP) supports families with children under age 18; including pregnant females and their partners, families that have been involved with Social Services and families of young children between 0-8 years of age who are exhibiting behavioral symptoms that may negatively impact their readiness for school. Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders
- [Feeding Issues](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/feeding-issues/) - Is it Pediatric Feeding Disorder? The ICFQ© 6-question screener is a quick 6-question screening tool that identifies and differentiates between children who are struggling with feeding from those who may be picky eaters. **Exploring Feeding Behavior in Autism: A Parent’s Guide provided by Autism Speaks Autism Treatment Network. Help with Your Picky Eater, a workshop
- [Premature Babies](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/premature-babies/) - Graham’s Foundation provides a NICU care package, ability to connect with a preemie parent mentor and the MyPreemie app. Healthychildren is supported by the American Academy of Pediatrics. Offers a variety of information on health issues related to preemies Newborn Individualized Developmental Care and Assessment Program (NIDCAP) supports the growth and development of premature infants,
- [Child Infant Health](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/child-infant-health/) - **California Department of Public Health, Immunization Branch provides information on a variety of issues related to immunizations for children, adolescents and adults. **Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides information and recommendations concerning children’s vaccines and immunizations. Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program of Orange County offers educational presentations and materials. **Immunization Branch of California Dept. of Public
- [Child Development](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/child-development/) - ABC’s of Child Development provides milestones in four areas. All About Young Children provides very specific developmental information by age and learning areas for children from birth through 5 years of age; information is provided in a variety of languages. En español Tiếng Việt Babystep.tv offers parents tips through 1 minute videos about all matters for
- [Employment for People with Developmental Disabilities](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/employment/) - RCOC is continuing to explore and develop partnerships with businesses of all sizes, community organizations and government agencies throughout Orange County to identify various options and opportunities. Staff work diligently to match skills, talents, abilities and interests with the right job with the right employer. For many of our young adults and their families, the
- [Advocacy/Community Awareness](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/advocacy-and-community-awareness/) - RCOC is active in its advocacy both here locally in Orange County and here in Sacramento. We work to keep our community informed of what is happening in the Legislature and actions taken that directly impact the lives of the people we serve and the service delivery system. Agenda for Senate Budget Subcommittee #3
- [Strategic Priorities](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/governance/board-of-directors/strategic-priorities/) - RCOC Strategic Planning Surveys As part of every Individual Program Plan (IPP) team meeting for adults we serve, RCOC Service Coordinators ask questions directly related to our three long-term strategic goals: 1. Foster healthier lifestyle options to reduce health risk factors and improve the overall well-being of those we serve. 2. Increase the supply of
- [Early Intervention Services](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/services-provided/early-intervention-services/) - Infants and toddlers (up to 36 months of age) with a developmental delay or disability or who have certain risk factors are eligible for early intervention services through RCOC. Funded by the federal government, this early intervention program is called "Early Start" in California. Early Start is an invaluable investment in the future because the
- [Lanterman - Inquiry](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/intake/lanterman/inquiry/)
- [HCBS Final Rule](https://www.rcocdd.com/vendor-resources/hcbs-final-rule/) - In 2014, new federal rules were released by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), requiring residential facility homes and programs where Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) are provided to meet new criteria. The Department of Developmental Services (DDS), regional centers, and vendored service providers are working to implement the requirements for home and
- [Toys and Play](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/toys-and-play/) - Happy Holidays! Quick Tips for Selecting Toys for Children with Special Needs Consejos Rápidos para Escoger Juguetes para Niños con Necesidades Especiales Gợi Ý Nhanh để Chọn Đồ Chơi cho Trẻ Có Nhu Cầu Đặc Biệt Help Develop Early Math Skills Learn what informal activities give children a head start when they start learning math
- [Social Skills](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/ccfrc/social-skills/) - **Best Buddies is a volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships for people with developmental disabilities. Website lists participating Orange County middle and high schools. Learning Link is free or low cost drop in parent & me program for children 0-5 years in Orange County. Peer 1 on 1 provides social inclusion for youth
- [Social Services](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/social-services/) - **California Children Services (CCS) serves children birth to 21 years who have eligible conditions related to health and disease. **Child Health and Disability Prevention (CHDP) is a preventive program that delivers periodic health assessments and services to low income children and youth in California. **In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) includes a wide range of services to meet
- [Social-Emotional Development in Young Children](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/social-emotional-development-in-young-children/) - From Feelings to Friendships: Nurturing Healthy Social-Emotional Development in the Early Years is a video presentation that provides strategies for developing a strong bond and nurturing relationship with your child. From Feelings to Friendship Tip Sheet is also available. en español Parenting Science is a parenting resource for people who want to understand child development
- [Sleep](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/sleep/) - Sleep Resource from Autism Speaks, over half of children with autism – and possibly as many as four in five – have one or more chronic sleep problems Sleep Center at CHOC **Sleep Challenges for Children with Autism is addressed at this website and provides 3 parent tool kits (Strategies to Improve Sleep in Children
- [Siblings](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/siblings/) - OAR’s Autism Sibling Support offers guidance for young children, teenagers and parents on how to best address issues for brothers and sisters of children having autism. Three different booklets are available to print. Resources for Siblings of People with Disabilities from the Sibling Leadership Network Sibling Support Project is the first national program dedicated to
- [Sexual Education](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/sexual-education/) - Autism in Teens: Helping Your Child through Puberty provides an article and free downloadable guide from Autism Speaks. Let’s Talk About Sex…Education! Sexuality and Sex Education for Neurodivergent Individuals from UCLA Tarjan Center’s Podcast In Other Words Relationships Decoded A pilot study, sexual educational program for people with developmental disabilities, which may help prevent sexual
- [Service Dogs](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/service-dogs/) - **Assistance Dog Special Allowance Program provides a monthly payment for the dog’s food and care to eligible persons using a service dog. Canine Companions for Independance in California is the largest non-profit provider of assistance dogs. Canine Partners for Life (CPL) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to training service dogs, home companion dogs, and
- [Post-Secondary Education](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/post-secondary-education/) - Post-Secondary Education A Guide to Visual Disabilities: How Colleges Help Visually Impaired Students Succeed includes numerous resources for the college experience, as well as tips from experts and a listing of scholarships/grants. Affordable Colleges provides information on college scholarships and financial aid for students with disabilities. Best Colleges offers legal rights, tips for campus life,
- [Military Resources](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/military-resources/) - Autism Care Today provides funding assistance to families throughout the U.S. on a quarterly basis. Grants up to $5000 are designed to provide access to individuals with ASD, those with immediate and imperative needs and military children impacted by autism as they have unique challenges. Camp Pendleton Exceptional Family Member Program assists active duty personnel
- [Insurance](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/insurance/) - **Covered California helps to explain how to find health insurance that’s right for you and your family. **Department of Managed Health Care provides assistance and information to individuals struggling with their insurance companies, particularly those structured within the HMO model. EPSDT (Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic and Treatment) provides an explanation of comprehensive and preventive health
- [Homelessness](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/homelessness/) - American Family Housing provides a variety of programs and support services to assist homeless individuals and families move towards independent living. **Families Forward in Irvine help families maintain self-sufficiency through housing, food, counseling, education and support. **The Illumination Foundation offers integrated solutions to Orange County families who find themselves homeless. Mercy House offers aid to
- [Home Remodeling](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/home-remodeling/) - Funding for Home Modifications a list of possible resources for home modifications Resources for Homeowners with Disabilities list of grants available covering partial or full cost of home modifications
- [Food Assistance](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/food-assistance/) - Food Resources and pantries throughout Orange County Orange County’s 2-1-1 for food assistance. During summer months, one can text the word “food” to 877-877 and receive locations for free summer meals in any zip code region.
- [Family Resource Centers](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/family-resource-centers/) - Family Resource Centers Comfort Connection Family Resource Center (FRC) is unique in Orange County in that it is the only FRC focused upon children with special needs and their families. However there are numerous agencies that also serve as important resource centers for families and can help link families to needed services. Abrazar provides a
- [Epilepsy](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/epilepsy/) - Epilepsy Foundation is a national agency which works to ensure that people with seizures are accepted and valued, and to promote research for a cure. **Epilepsy Support Network of Orange County (ESN) provides intake and referral to epilepsy specialists, provides educational programs, and conducts support groups for individuals touched by epilepsy in Orange County. Pediatric
- [Emergency Preparedness](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/ccfrc/emergency-preparedness/) - American Red Cross provides help in preparing for all types of emergencies. Practical advice for children, adults, elderly and those with disabilities. American Red Cross, Orange County Chapter FEMA Publications on disaster preparedness are available for free download; topics include emergency supply list, individuals with disabilities, seniors, and pets.
- [Early Start (children birth to 36 months)](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/early-start-children-birth-to-36-months/) - Early Start Standardized Information Packet The Early Start Information Packet provides an overview of the regional center system for individuals seeking services offered under the California Early Intervention Services Act (California Government code section 95000-95004). Additionally, the information packet provides a resource guide for individual and their families on person-served rights, contact information for their
- [Early Learning Programs](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/early-learning-programs/) - Early Intervention Program (EIP) of Laguna Beach provides group-based therapy for developmentally delayed infants from birth to one year at no cost to families Learning Link is free or low cost drop in parent & me program for children 0-5 years in Orange County. **Orange County Head Start, Inc. (OCHSI) provides a comprehensive child development
- [Down Syndrome](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/down-syndrome/) - Alzheimer’s Disease in People with Down Syndrome provided by National Institute on Aging. **Down Syndrome Association of Orange County (DSAOC) provides support, education and activities for children and adults with Down syndrome, and their families. Down Syndrome Diagnosis Network provides resources and education, as well as connections to other parents, for expecting parents or parents
- [Dental Services](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/dental-services/) - Children’s Dental Health Educational Packages ** Denti-Cal is a dental benefit provided through the State of California's Medi-Cal program. Find a Dentist Tool from Medi-Cal Dental ** Healthy Smiles For Kids of Orange County provides community outreach services to inform families of proper oral health and hygiene, nutrition and preventative services. Prepare Your Child for Dental Visits Social stories that may
- [Critically Ill](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/critically-ill/) - Miracle for Kids helps families with critically-ill children fight bankruptcy, homelessness, hunger and depression, (by providing monthly financial aid, subsidized housing, and counseling) so they can fight for their kids’ lives. Providence Kids Care is a pediatric hospice program for infants, children and adolescents with life-limiting illnesses. They provide numerous hospice services including in-home care
- [Counseling Services](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/counseling-services/) - Chapman University, Frances Smith Center provides individual and family therapy by Marriage and Family Therapist Trainees supervised by licensed clinicians on a sliding scale. ** Child Guidance Center helps families achieve healthier, better balanced lives through innovative counseling, treatment and educational enrichment programs. Accepts Medi-Cal coverage at clinics throughout Orange County. F.A.C.E.S. (Family Assessment Counseling &
- [Conservatorship](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/conservatorship/) - **Conservatorship information is provided by the Superior Court of California, County of Orange. **Disability Rights California offers information on the duties of a conservator, and explains limited conservatorships and alternatives. Understanding Conservatorship presented by attorney Alexis Lynch. Conservatorship is an important step for families of special needs children transitioning into adulthood.
- [Child Care](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/child-care/) - Apex Live-in child care for families of children with special needs Care.com helps parents on-line find child care centers, babysitters, nannies within your local area. Child Care Law Center offers many publications on legal issues related to child care including inclusion of children with special needs. **Child Care Toolkit provides resources to parents who are concerned
- [Cerebral Palsy](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/cerebral-palsy/) - **Cerebral Palsy topics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Cerebral Palsy International Research Foundation is dedicated to funding research and educational activities to discovering the cause, cure and evidence-based care. Tichenor Orthopedic Clinic for Children in Long Beach is designed for children, age 1 – 3, with orthopedic concerns. Registration fee is $5.
- [Bullying Prevention](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/bullying-prevention/) - Ability Awareness provides useful information whether your child, or any family member, is the one being bullied, a bystander, or acting as a bully. Adults Get Bullied Too is provided by State Council on Developmental Disabilities. Bullying and Harassment of Students with Disabilities Explains bullying and harassment, school districts’ duties under the law regarding
- [Adoptive/Foster Families](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/adoptivefoster-families/) - Adoption/Foster Care Become a Resource Family, an individual, couple, or family that wants to provide care to a related or unrelated child who is under the jurisdiction of the juvenile court. **Aspiranet provides a variety of programs for children, as well as foster care and adoption services in California FOCUS on Foster Families supports foster
- [History of Regional Centers](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/mission-statement/history-of-californias-regional-center-system/) - Realizing the Vision Five decades ago, visionary lawmakers in California undertook a bipartisan overhaul of what had become a shameful and costly system of warehousing people with developmental disabilities in remote institutions. By passing the landmark Lanterman Developmental Disabilities Services Act (Welfare and Institutions Code, Sections 4500 and following) in 1969, they created the state-funded,
- [For Physicians and Healthcare Providers](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/intake/for-physicians/) - You may have a new patient who has a developmental delay that may require additional services and support. We are here to provide you with resources and information to help you guide your patients and their families through the journey of connecting them to the necessary services. Referral forms and information about how to send
- [Spotlight Awards Information](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/spotlightawards/generalinfo/) - General Information The term developmental disability, as used in Spotlight Award category descriptions, is defined as a substantially handicapping condition beginning before age 18 that is expected to be life-long and is attributed to an intellectual disability, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, autism, or a condition similar to an intellectual disability. Guidelines for ALL the Awards Categories
- [Mission. Vision. Values.](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/mission-statement/) - Who We Are RCOC is one of 21 private, independent non-profit corporations – each one covering a different geographic area – contracted by the State of California through the Department of Developmental Services to coordinate lifelong services and support for people with developmental disabilities and their families. Regional centers also help support individuals with developmental
- [Site Map](https://www.rcocdd.com/site-map/)
- [Community Resources](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/) - Workshops, Seminars and Training It is important for the Regional Center of Orange County (RCOC) parents, family members of people with developmental disabilities, and persons served to have good information to make informed decisions. To provide more information about developmental disabilities and equip them with new skills for success, this section features information about workshops,
- [Social Skills](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/social-skills/) - 5 Apps to Help People with Autism Learn Social Skills models appropriate social behavior—through videos and images—as well as teaching social expectations. In addition to teaching social rules, they help students figure out how to apply them BBK groups for ages 2 – 18 in Santa Ana and Laguna Hills; insurances billed for groups. **Best
- [Community Partners in Affordable Housing](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/housing/housing-partners/) - A Partnership does not have to be formal or financial. It can take many forms, like in an understanding landlord or apartment complex manager who sees a need and attempts to meet it in a dignified, respectful manner. Below is a partial list of community partners: Innovative Housing Opportunities Department of Developmental Services The Kennedy
- [Frequently Asked Questions about Affordable Housing](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/housing/housing-faqs/) - What is affordable housing? What makes housing "affordable" is the rent or mortgage payment cost relative to the individual's or family's income. According to the federal government, rental housing is affordable if a household pays no more than 30 percent of their income for rent. According to mortgage lenders, a home is affordable if the
- [Housing models in Orange County](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/housing/successful-housing-models-in-orange-county/) - Harbor Village Harbor Village is an apartment complex located in Costa Mesa, adjacent to Fairview Developmental Center. Units are available to the general public at fair market rent and also provides a safe, clean, affordable subsidized housing option to people with developmental disabilities. The complex is a joint project between the Regional Center of Orange County
- [Orange County Housing Authorities](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/housing/orange-county-housing-authorities/) - Regional Center of Orange County partners and works with the following local housing authorities to better assist people with developmental disabilities in finding safe, clean, affordable housing in their community. City of Santa Ana Housing Authority City of Garden Grove Housing Authority City of Anaheim Housing Authority Orange County Housing Authority
- [Community Home Tours](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/housing/home-tours/) - View the Latest DDS Fairview DC Closure News and Updates Home Tour Videos SRF (Specialized Residential Facility) An adult residential facility that provides 24-hour care and support services in a homelike setting for individuals whose needs cannot be appropriately met by other community living options EBSH (Enhanced Behavioral Supports Home) An adult residential facility
- [Confirmation email has been sent.](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/confirmationemail/) - Thank you for signing up for RCOC email updates. Please check your email for a confirmation message.
- [FAQs for Employers](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/employment/faqs-for-employers/) - As an employer, why should I hire someone with a developmental disability? RCOC believes there are many reasons, but here are our top ten great reasons to hire people with developmental disabilities. What are the benefits to employers? Some workplace benefits may include: Prescreened applicants On-Site Support / Job Coaching Paid internships Assistance with hiring
- [Glossary](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/glossary/) - ABA - The abbreviation for Applied Behavior Analysis, a common therapy for individuals with autism. ABA is not just one specific treatment method, but rather an umbrella term for the application of behavioral science to socially significant behaviors. As such, ABA encompasses a variety of scientifically proven treatment methods to address all types of behaviors.
- [What is the Adult Family Survey?](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/reporting/nci/what-is-the-adult-family-survey/) - What is Measured? National Core Indicators (NCI) uses surveys (questions) to ask people and families what they think about the services they receive. NCI is a way for states to measure how happy people are with the services provided to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. A survey is a way to ask the same
- [What is an indicator?](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/reporting/nci/what-is-an-indicator/) - The goal of the project was to develop indicators that are measurable, that are related to issues that states have some ability to influence, and that are important in the lives of people with disabilities and their families — and it does not matter what their level of disability is or where they live. Indicators
- [NCI Framework](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/reporting/nci/nci-framework/) - This NCI framework shows you how the 100 indicators – those important elements in people’s lives – are grouped together. 60 of the 100 indicators focus on individual outcomes for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities: how well does the system support them in participating in their communities, having friends and other relationships, exercising choice
- [Accountability through NCI](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/reporting/nci/accountability-through-nci/) - Social Accountibility Measures strategic goal achievement Responds in ways that communicate system values How we respond to the data and prioritize areas for improvement communicates to our consumers, their families, and the community at large what we most value as an organization and where we want to focus our limited resources. The Board of Directors
- [What are the NCI data sources?](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/reporting/nci/what-are-the-nci-data-sources/) - For Family Surveys, they receive a paper/hard copy mail-in survey. These surveys are sent to families with: Adult children living at home Adult children living away from home Minor children living at home For Consumer Surveys, these involve face-to-face interviews with adults eighteen years of age and older.
- [Peer Advisory Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/transparency/governance/board-of-directors/rcoc-committees/pac/) - RCOC Board member, Yvonne Klutz, is the Chairperson of the Peer Advisory Committee (PAC). Other members include Marcell Bassett, Stephen Gersten, Kerri Adamic, Sylvia Delgado, Amy Jessee, Peter Kuo, Fernando Pena, and Cheryl Day. PAC members created a visual representation of their purpose statement to be easily understood by everyone. We are excited about the
- [Orange County Food Bank & Pantries](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/help-for-other-needs/food-resources-and-pantries-in-orange-county/) - Food Distributors: Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County 8014 Marine Way Irvine, CA 92618 949-653-2900 www.feedoc.org Orange County Food Bank 12640 Knott St. Garden Grove, CA 92841 714-897-6670 www.ocfoodbank.org Pantries: Available to needy/low income families who live in the immediate area. Registration required - contact pantry nearest you. ^*Abrazar, Inc. 7101 Wyoming St. Westminster,
- [Help for Other Needs](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/help-for-other-needs/) - While the State of California supplies Regional Center of Orange County with the funding to provide many services and supports for people with developmental disabilities and their families, sometimes the people we serve have significant needs that cannot be paid for with regional center funds. To help those with few financial or other resources, RCOC
- [California Department of Developmental Services](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/california-department-of-developmental-services/) - The Department of Developmental Services (DDS) is a department within the California Health and Human Services Agency dedicated to providing services and supports to people with developmental disabilities. Some services are provided through state-operated developmental centers and community facilities. However, the overwhelming majority of Californians with developmental disabilities are served in their communities by private,
- [Guiding Principles](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/rcoc-guiding-principles/)
- [CA History of Developmental Services](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/history/) - Four decades ago, visionary lawmakers in California undertook a bipartisan overhaul of what had become a shameful and costly system of warehousing people with developmental disabilities in remote institutions. By passing the landmark Lanterman Developmental Disabilities Services Act (Welfare and Institutions Code, Sections 4500 and following) in 1969, they created the state-funded, privately-operated system of community
- [Service Providers](https://www.rcocdd.com/vendor-resources/) - A System of Care Regional Center of Orange County (RCOC) partners with hundreds of service providers – also known as “vendors” – to ensure that services and supports meet the needs of people with developmental disabilities to live safely and with dignity in our community. This section provides information and technical support to those currently
- [Orange County Work-Based Learning System](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/transition-planning/orange-county-work-based-learning-system/) - Getting Ready to Work Essential to the short & long-term success of individuals with moderate to severe disabilities is providing quality Career & Work Based Learning Experiences. A Work-based Learning, Employment & Career Development System has been developed to promote a consistent method of preparation for the people we serve. Readiness for employment is a
- [DDS Ombudsperson](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/dds-office-of-the-ombudsperson/) - DDS Assistance for Individuals and Families The Department of Developmental Services (Department) received funding through the 2022 Budget Act to establish an Office of the Ombudsperson to assist individuals and/or their families who are applying for or receiving regional center services regarding the Lanterman Developmental Disabilities Services Act. Beginning December 1, 2022, this new Office
- [Therapy Services](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/services-provided/therapy-services/) - Many individuals with developmental disabilities have impairments that make it difficult for them to speak, eat, walk or do other ordinary physical movements. Speech therapy, physical therapy, feeding therapy and occupational therapy are all intended to overcome or minimize these challenges, and many of the children and adults that RCOC serves benefit from these services.
- [Guide to Living Arrangements for Adults with Developmental Disabilities](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/services-provided/residential-services/its-all-about-options/guide-to-living-arrangements-for-adults-with-developmental-disabilities-2/) - If you are an adult with developmental disabilities, you have more living options from which you can choose than ever before. You can choose to live: • With your family • In an apartment you rent • With a spouse or loved one • In a house you rent or own • With a friend • In a licensed home • With
- [Employment First Information and Resources](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/employment/infoandresources/) - Reid works at Panera Bread Regional Center of Orange County is committed to Employment First and is maintaining a catalog of valuable resources for our community partners. Employment First Committee - State Council on Developmental Disabilities State of California Developmental Disabilities System Employment Data Dashboard Department of Developmental Services Competitive Integrated Employment Initiative California Health and Human
- [Transition Planning Webinars](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/transition-planning/webinars/) - Creating a Life Full of Possibilities! This webinar series is intended for: People receiving services and families interested in learning more about education, employment/work training, and independent living opportunities now and in the future. The focus is on ages 14 and above but elementary & preschool families, who are ready to start planning for these
- [RCOC Employment First Policy](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/employment/efp/) - Tim Lynch, Project SEARCH intern who began employment at CHOC Children's Hospital in Environmental Services The Regional Center of Orange County (RCOC) recognizes the importance of meaningful employment for the working age adults we serve. Policy Integrated competitive employment will be the first option considered by planning teams for every working-age adult we serve. Guiding
- [Data Security/Personal Information Breach Protocols](https://www.rcocdd.com/vendor-resources/current-service-providers/security/) - If you are a service provider of RCOC and confidential and personally identifiable information related to individuals you are serving is lost, stolen, or obtained by an unauthorized entity, you must submit a Security Breach Report to RCOC's Information Security Officer via email at iso@rcocdd.com using the following form: Security Breach Report In addition to submitting
- [DS1891 Applicant Vendor Disclosure Statement](https://www.rcocdd.com/vendor-resources/current-service-providers/ds1891-applicant-vendor-disclosure-statement/) - If you have questions about how to complete the DS1891 form, click on the sample form below that applies to you. DS1891 - Parent (parents vendored to coordinate services for their children) DS1891 - Business - including Sole Proprietors, Partnerships, LLCs and Corporations DS1891 - Government and Non-Profit DS1891 - Disclosure Statement RCOC will not
- [Call for Service Access & Equity (SAE) Grant Applicants](https://www.rcocdd.com/vendor-resources/current-service-providers/saegrant/) - The Department of Developmental Services (DDS) is now accepting applications from community-based organizations (CBOs) and regional centers (RCs) for Service Access and Equity (SAE) grant funds available in 2022-23. Applicants must follow the instructions contained in the Grant Guidelines for Applicants. Applications must be submitted here no later than 5:00 p.m. PST on October 25, 2022. A list of frequently asked
- [A Guide to Living Arrangements for Children 18 and Under with Developmental Disabilities](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/services-provided/residential-services/its-all-about-options/a-guide-to-living-arrangements-for-children-18-and-under-with-developmental-disabilities/) - Ideally, children live at home with their parents or with other family members. Children with developmental disabilities are no different. But from your own experience, you know that children with developmental disabilities often require more of everything -- more time, more assistance, more attention, more support. Thankfully, you don't have to go it alone. At
- [Direct Support Professional Workforce Survey](https://www.rcocdd.com/vendor-resources/current-service-providers/dspworkforcesurvey/) - The California Department of Developmental Services (DDS) is looking to have as many service providers as possible participate in a statewide data collection effort about their Direct Support Professional (DSP) staff who support children and/or adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, specifically, those employed between January 1 and December 31, 2021. This DSP Workforce Survey
- [Clothing Adaptable](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/clothing-adaptable/) - Adaptable Sneakers Stride Rite is offering fully adaptive sneaker, called The shoe features adjustable straps, longer laces, removable insoles, extra wide width and a pull tab to get on and off easily. Single and Different Size Shoes Zappos program allows customers to buy just one shoe or purchase a pair of shoes in two
- [Chromosome Abnormality](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/chromosome-abnormality/) - Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society is an advocacy organization for families affected by this chromosome anomaly. Myotonic Dystrophy Foundation (MDF) provides the newest information on this condition. Rare Disorders Factsheet from the Center for Parent Information and Resources Unique - Understanding Rare Chromosome and Gene Disorders is a charity, supporting, informing and networking with
- [Financial Assistance](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/ccfrc/financial-assistance/) - COVID -19 Resources for People with Disabilities Answers frequently asked questions about the Economic Impact Payments (commonly known as stimulus payments) established by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) Guidance on Stimulus Checks and SSI / SSP (Social Security Administration) The Social Security Administration (SSA) has released a document stating that all stimulus
- [Special Incident Reporting](https://www.rcocdd.com/vendor-resources/current-service-providers/special-incident-reporting/) - A Special Incident Report, or SIR, is a formal report that is filed with the regional center whenever a person served by the regional center is involved in an unusual event, such as a medication error, abuse, neglect, injury, death, or if the person served is a victim of a crime. A detailed list of
- [Tuberous Sclerosis](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/tuberous-sclerosis/) - Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance provides support and information as well as raises funds for research.
- [Spina Bifida](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/spina-bifida/) - Spina Bifida Association provides education and support to children and adults with spina bifida.
- [In-Home Activities for Young Children](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/ccfrc/in-home-activities-for-young-children/) - In-Home Activities for Young Children Age-by-Age Guide to Screen-Free Activities Your Child Can do with Minimal Supervision Storytime Online Featuring books on video! Celebrated actors read children’s books alongside creatively produced illustrations. Understood (en Español): actividades para entretener los niños en casa. The Spanish Experiment (en Español): cuentos leídos en voz alta en español. Simple activities for
- [Staying Home, Staying Safe Resources](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/ccfrc/staying-home-staying-safe-resources/) - Flu Shots Community Sites Offering Flu Vaccinations. Please call to see if vaccinations are provided for children. Guidance for Individuals with Disabilities and Chronic Conditions and Caregivers Tips for Video Chatting with Young Children Let's Stay Home - A Mighty Knightly Social Story video Let's Wash Our Hands - A Mighty Knightly Social Story video Family
- [Learning Disabilities](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/learning-disabilities/) - Understood offers information and support for those who learn differently and have diagnoses such as ADHD, dyslexia, etc.
- [Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/attention-deficithyperactivity-disorder/) - **Greater OC CHADD (Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorders) offers support, resources and schedule of informational meetings locally. NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) - ADHD is the most commonly diagnosed mental disorder of children. NAMI Orange County conducts educational programs, meetings and support groups throughout the entire county addressing every aspect of mental health.
- [Managing Behaviors](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/ccfrc/managing-behaviors/) - You are enough From PBS, give yourself a pass on the need to be “perfect” at everything right now. First Thing First From Zero to Three organization, parenting in the time of coronavirus Toddler tantrums: how to set behavior limits Adults/children with severe behavior problems: How to support adults and children with severe behavior problems from
- [Email Signup Complete](https://www.rcocdd.com/email-signup-complete/) - Your email address has been confirmed. You will now receive RCOC email updates. Thank you.
- [Special Incident Reporting Procedures](https://www.rcocdd.com/vendor-resources/current-service-providers/special-incident-reporting/special-incident-reporting-procedures/) - When an incident occurs, the service provide must notify RCOC of the incident by fax or telephone within 24 hours and submit a written report within 48 hours. The fax number of reporting is (714) 796-5800. The telephone number for reporting is (714) 796-5335. The email for reporting is SIRemail@rcocdd.com. All incident reports should be submitted
- [Residential Services](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/services-provided/residential-services/) - Where people with developmental disabilities live is a major focus of the Lanterman Act, and our experience at RCOC is that no matter how severe an individual’s disability, or how significant their service needs or medical challenges, there is a place in the community where that person can live safely and with dignity. When the
- [Risk Management Tools](https://www.rcocdd.com/vendor-resources/current-service-providers/special-incident-reporting/risk-management-tools/) - Service providers may find the documents listed below useful in both preventing and reporting SIRs. Incident Response Card Incident Response Checklist Preventative Action Checklist Reporting Incidents Handout Reporting Tree Risk Assessment Evaluation Planning Form Risk Assessment Inventory Depressive Disorder Risk Assessment Inventory Falls Risk Assessment Inventory Osteoporosis Risk Assessment Inventory Physical Nutritional Management Risk Assessment
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/self-determination/frequently-asked-questions/) - FACTS FOR PEOPLE RECEIVING REGIONAL CENTER SERVICES AND THEIR FAMILIES In October 2013, California Governor Jerry Brown signed SB 468 into law creating a statewide Self-Determination Program that offers people receiving services a voluntary alternative to the traditional system and more control over the services they receive and the individuals who support them. What is
- [Self-Determination Sign-up](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/self-determination/self-determination-sign-up/)
- [Questions about Self Determination](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/self-determination/questions-about-self-determination/)
- [Department of Developmental Services - Other Information/Updates](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/self-determination/department-of-developmental-services-other-informationupdates/) - Department of Developmental Services Resource Documents Proposed Self-Determination Program Waiver Service Definitions Proposed Services for Self-Determination Program Application Self-Determination Program Background State Council on Developmental Disabilities/Local Advisory Committee Contact Information Proposed Budget Categories with Proposed SDP Services Self-Determination Program Statutes Self-Determination Program Trainer Guide Self-Determination Program Frequently Asked Questions Department of Developmental Services PowerPoint Presentations
- [Transportation Services](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/services-provided/transportation-services/) - Being able to get to work and to go other places in the community is a big part of living independently. One of the ways that RCOC fosters this independence is by favoring the use of public transportation by adults with developmental disabilities. While transportation to and from a person’s day program or work site
- [Respite Services](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/services-provided/respite-services/) - Parents of children with developmental disabilities are expected to provide the same level of care for them as they would for a child without disabilities. However, when a child has special needs parents often face challenges beyond those they might encounter with a typical child. In order to provide caregivers with the occasional relief they
- [Where I Can Live](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/services-provided/residential-services/its-all-about-options/) - Choosing where to live is an important decision and there are many options available. This guide is for both adults with developmental disabilities and parents of children with developmental disabilities. It is intended to answer the questions you may have about different living options, and to help you to choose the living arrangement that is
- [Prenatal Diagnostic Evaluation](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/services-provided/prenatal-diagnostic-evaluation/) - There are a number of medical tests that are commonly done during pregnancy when there are risk factors that increase the chances that the baby may be born with a developmental disability. Examples of these prenatal diagnostic evaluations include amniocentesis and ultrasound, and risk factors include things like the age of the mother and the
- [Child Care Services](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/services-provided/child-care-services/) - Like other working parents, people who have children with developmental disabilities need child care in order to hold down their jobs and support their families. And, like parents of typical children, parents of RCOC consumers are expected to pay the normal cost of child care. However, many parents of children with the most severe behavioral
- [Adult Day Programs](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/services-provided/adult-day-programs/) - As young adults with developmental disabilities approach the time when they will no longer be eligible for services through the public school system, they begin a process much like their age-typical peers: taking stock of their interests and abilities, and making decisions about how they will live their lives as adults. During this transition and
- [Psychological, Counseling and Behavior Services](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/services-provided/psychological-counseling-and-behavior-services/) - For many people with developmental disabilities – particularly children with autism -- psychological, counseling or behavior services can help impart the essential skills they need to interact with others and to function as normally as possible in the community. Behavior services provided through RCOC follow the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), and may be
- [Medical and Dental Services](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/services-provided/medical-and-dental-services/) - All children and adults with disabilities should receive routine or preventive medical and dental care to maintain overall good health. In most cases, the costs for medical and dental services are paid for by private health insurance or generic resources such as county health clinics and community dental clinics, Medi-Cal/CalOptima and Medicare. However, there are
- [Equipment and Supplies](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/services-provided/equipment-and-supplies/) - Some people with developmental disabilities need items such as wheelchairs or walkers, adaptive devices, diapers, eating aids or other equipment and supplies in order to maintain or maximize their independence. In most cases, the costs for these things are paid for by the consumer’s family, private health insurance or generic resources such as Medi-Cal/CalOptima or
- [Spotlight Award Categories](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/spotlightawards/spotlight-award-categories/) - Community Partner An individual or organization that, through their professional work or volunteerism in the community, demonstrates exceptional leadership and creativity in expanding meaningful opportunities for people with developmental disabilities in Orange County by increasing awareness of issues related to developmental disabilities, eliminating barriers to full community presence and participation, and/or being a voice for
- [Housing Advocacy](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/housing/housing-advocacy/) - Fair Housing Foundation Fair Housing Council
- [Williams Syndrome](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/williams-syndrome/) - Williams Syndrome Association provides overview of condition and first steps for parents.
- [Trisomy 13 and 18](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/trisomy-13-and-18/) - SOFT is a support organization for trisomy 13, 18 and related disorders.
- [Spinal Muscular Atrophy](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/spinal-muscular-atrophy/) - Families of Spinal Muscular Atrophy funds and directs the leading research program to develop a treatment and cure for the disease.
- [Prader-Willi Syndrome](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/prader-willi-syndrome/) - Prader-Willi Behavior Management Training, 5.29.14 Prader-Willi California Foundation support individuals with PWS and their families and educates the community.
- [Muscular Dystrophy](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/muscular-dystrophy/) - Muscular Dystrophy Association provides assistance in identifying local resources.
- [California Office of Emergency Services Active Shooter Awareness Guidance](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/california-office-of-emergency-services-active-shooter-awareness-guidance/) - CalOES Active Shooter Awareness Guide Following the active shooter attack in 2015 at the Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino, initial reports indicated it was an assault on the disabled. Though we later learned this was not the case, the thought of an attack on individuals with disabilities raised serious concerns over the current lack
- [Dwarfism](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/resources-and-support/dwarfism/) - Little People of America (LPA) is a nonprofit organization providing support and information to people of short stature and their families.
- [Critically Ill](https://www.rcocdd.com/family-support/ccfrc/critically-ill/) - • Kristie’s Foundation for critically ill children provides a variety of services for end-of-life care for children and support for their families. • TrinityKids Care is a pediatric hospice program for infants, children and adolescents with life-limiting illnesses. They provide numerous hospice services including in-home care and support.
- [Surviving an Active Shooter (video)](https://www.rcocdd.com/about-rcoc/emergency-preparedness-information-and-resources/surviving-an-active-shooter-video/) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFQ-oxhdFjE
- [What is the ABLE Act?](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/employment/what-is-the-able-act/) - Matt works at Staples The Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act is a new law that lets a person with a disability and that person’s family put money into a special tax-advantaged account. The first $100,000 in an ABLE account will not count against the $2,000 Supplemental Security Income (SSI) resource limit, nor will
- [Ten Things to Know About ABLE Act Accounts](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/employment/what-is-the-able-act/ten-things-to-know-about-able-act-accounts/) - ABLE Accounts: 10 Things You Must Know 1. What is an ABLE account? ABLE Accounts, which are tax-advantaged savings accounts for individuals with disabilities and their families, will be created as a result of the passage of the ABLE Act of 2014. Income earned by the accounts would not be taxed. Contributions to the account
- [Current Listing of Orange County's Employers](https://www.rcocdd.com/client-services/employment/ocemployers/) - Ty works at Ralphs RCOC Community Employer Partner Network Regional Center of Orange County is proud to partner with Orange County's employers of people with developmental disabilities. The work being done by people supported through RCOC and our providers is REAL WORK. We appreciate Orange County's business community for stepping in and stepping up to

## Events

- [One Page Description Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/one-page-description-workshop-7/) - Taller de Descripción de Una Pagina (Family One-Page Workshop Conducted in Spanish) 23 DE FEBRERO 6 PM - 8 PM (2/23/2026) RCOC - Oficina en Santa Ana (RCOC Santa Ana Office) 1525 N. Tustin Ave, Santa Ana, CA 92705 View Flyer
- [OCTA Workshop: Learn How to Ride the Bus](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/octa-workshop-learn-how-to-ride-the-bus-2/) - OCTA Workshop: Learn How to Ride the Bus February 12th from 5 – 6:30 pm 1525 N. Tustin Ave, Santa Ana 92705 To RSVP for English and Spanish contact Ingrid Jbeili at 714-558-5406 or by email at ijbeili@rcocdd.com. (Para inscribirse, comuníquese con Ingrid Jbeili) To RSVP for Vietnamese and Korean contact Derrick Nguyen at 714-558-5401
- [Self-Determination Program Local Advisory Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/self-determination-program-local-advisory-committee-meeting-16/) - You are invited to join us via Zoom Agenda for the upcoming Virtual meeting via zoom: Monday January 26th 2026 at 6:30pm Click here to register for the Virtual Meeting via Zoom scheduled for Monday January 26th at 6:30pm
- [Lunar New Year Celebration for Korean Families](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/lunar-new-year-celebration-for-korean-families/) - Event: Lunar New Year Celebration for Korean Families/ 한국 가족들을 위한 설날 기념 행사 Date: February 14th ; 10:30 am – 1:30 pm Location: Cypress Community Center, 5700 Orange Ave., Cypress, CA. 90630 To register click HERE. / 지금 신청하세요! View flyer HERE. 여기에서 전단지를 보세요
- [RCOC DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING RESOURCE FAIR](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/rcoc-deaf-and-hard-of-hearing-resource-fair/) - RCOC DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING RESOURCE FAIR 2026 WHEN: 03-07-2026 (Saturday); from 11:00 AM-1:00 PM WHERE: The Anaheim Central Public Library (500 Broadway Avenue, Anaheim, CA 92805). COME JOIN US AND MEET ORGANIZATIONS, VENDORS, AND AGENCIES, WHO SUPPORT THE DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING COMMUNITY View Flyers
- [Person-Centered Planning Information Session](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/person-centered-planning-information-session-2/) - Person-Centered Planning (English) Zoom Training 6:00 – 7:30 PM 5/6/26 View Flyer
- [Person-Centered Planning Information Session](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/person-centered-planning-information-session/) - Person-Centered Planning (Spanish) Zoom Training 6:00 – 7:30 PM 4/16/26 View Flyer
- [Moving on at 3](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/moving-on-at-3-10/) - This presentation will educate and support parents of young children during the transition process at age 3 View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish View Flyer in Vietnamese View Flyer in Korean Register
- [Moving on at 3](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/moving-on-at-3-11/) - This presentation will educate and support parents of young children during the transition process at age 3 View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish View Flyer in Vietnamese View Flyer in Korean Register
- [Moving on at 3](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/moving-on-at-3-12/) - This presentation will educate and support parents of young children during the transition process at age 3 View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish View Flyer in Vietnamese View Flyer in Korean Register
- [Moving on at 3](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/moving-on-at-3-13/) - This presentation will educate and support parents of young children during the transition process at age 3 View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish View Flyer in Vietnamese View Flyer in Korean Register
- [Transition Planning Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/transition-planning-workshop-4/) - Date: 4/22/26 Time: 6:00-7:30 pm View Flyer Register Topic: Transition Planning Readiness Panel & Action Planning
- [Transition Planning Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/transition-planning-workshop-3/) - Date: 3/25/26 Time: 6:00-7:30 pm View Flyer Register Topic: Adult Day & Employment Service Options
- [Transition Planning Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/transition-planning-workshop-2/) - Date: 2/11/26 Time: 6:00-7:30 pm View Flyer Register Topic: Alternative Pathway to a Diploma
- [Transition Planning Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/transition-planning-workshop/) - Date: 1/14/26 Time: 6:00-7:30 pm View Flyer Register Topic: Life Care Portfolio
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-50/) - Dates: 1/8, 1/15, 1/22, 1/29, 2/5 on Thursdays Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer in English Zoom Link
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-49/) - Dates: 1/8, 1/15, 1/22, 1/29, 2/5 on Thursdays Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer in English Zoom Link
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-48/) - Dates: 1/8, 1/15, 1/22, 1/29, 2/5 on Thursdays Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer in English Zoom Link
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-47/) - Dates: 1/8, 1/15, 1/22, 1/29, 2/5 on Thursdays Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer in English Zoom Link
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-46/) - Dates: 1/8, 1/15, 1/22, 1/29, 2/5 on Thursdays Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer in English Zoom Link
- [The Nutcracker / El Cascanueces / Buổi Nhạc Kịch Kẹp Hạt Dẻ / 호두까기 인형 / 胡桃夹子](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/the-nutcracker-el-cascanueces-buoi-nhac-kich-kep-hat-de-호두까기-인형-胡桃夹子/) - Date: December 5th ; 2 pm. Pre-Show activities begin at 1:00 pm. Location: The Irvine Barclay Center, 4242 Campus Dr., Irvine, CA 92612; $8 tickets $10 parking. View flyer HERE. Ver el volante AQUÍ. Xem thông tin bằng tiếng Việt tại đây. 在此查看傳單 여기에서 전단지를 보세요
- [Potty Training: Creating Toileting Independence](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/potty-training-creating-toileting-independence-3/) - This presentation will be in English with simultaneous interpretation in Spanish, Vietnamese, and Korean View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish View Flyer in Vietnamese View Flyer in Korean Wednesday, January 28th, 2026, from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Click HERE to register. Haga clic AQUĺ para registrarse. Để ghi danh, Bấm vào đây 등록하려면 여기
- [Self-Determination Program Local Advisory Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/self-determination-program-local-advisory-committee-meeting-15/) - You are invited to join us via Zoom Agenda for the upcoming Virtual meeting via zoom: Monday November 17th 2025 at 6:30pm Click here to register for the Virtual Meeting via Zoom scheduled for Monday November 17th at 6:30pm
- [Person-Centered Thinking Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/person-centered-thinking-workshop-3/) - What: Person Centered Thinking Workshop for Service Providers When: January 13th 2026 from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Where: RCOC Santa Ana Office View Flyer QR Code:
- [Board of Directors Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-of-director-meetings-2/) - Board of Directors Meeting Click the link below to view board meeting details and documentation Board of Directors Meeting Information
- [Board of Directors Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-of-director-meetings-3/) - Board of Directors Meeting Click the link below to view board meeting details and documentation Board of Directors Meeting Information
- [Board of Directors Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-of-director-meetings-4/) - Board of Directors Meeting Click the link below to view board meeting details and documentation Board of Directors Meeting Information
- [Board of Directors Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-of-director-meetings-5/) - Board of Directors Meeting Click the link below to view board meeting details and documentation Board of Directors Meeting Information
- [Board of Directors Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-of-director-meetings-6/) - Board of Directors Meeting Click the link below to view board meeting details and documentation Board of Directors Meeting Information
- [Board of Directors Meeting and National Core Indicators (NCI) Presentation](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-of-director-meetings/) - Click the link below to view board meeting details and documentation Board of Directors Meeting Information
- [Behaviors in Early Childhood: How to Support Your Young Child](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behaviors-in-early-childhood-how-to-support-your-young-child/) - Wednesday, October 29th from 6:30-8:30 p.m Click HERE to register. Haga clic AQUĺ para registrarse. Để ghi danh, Bấm vào đây 등록하려면 여기 View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish View Flyer in Vietnamese View Flyer in Korean
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-45/) - Dates: October 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30 on Thursdays Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish Register Here
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-44/) - Dates: October 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30 on Thursdays Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish Register Here
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-43/) - Dates: October 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30 on Thursdays Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish Register Here
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-42/) - Dates: October 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30 on Thursdays Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish Register Here
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-41/) - Dates: October 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30 on Thursdays Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish Register Here
- [One Page Description Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/one-page-description-workshop-5/) - Taller de Descripción de Una Pagina (Family One-Page Workshop Conducted in Spanish) 26 DE ENERO 6 PM - 8 PM (1/26/2026) RCOC - Oficina en Cypress (RCOC Cypress Office) 10803 HOPE ST. SUITE A, CYPRESS CA 90603 View Flyer
- [One Page Description Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/one-page-description-workshop-6/) - February 12th 2026 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Family One-Page Description Workshop Conducted in English Santa Ana RCOC Office View Flyer
- [Conferencia Annual: Conexiones Educativas](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/conferencia-annual/) - Date: 9/26/25 from 10am to 2pm Location: Anaheim Community Center View Flyer HORARIO - CONFERENCIA 1er - PRESENTACIONES - CONFERENCIA 2a - PRESENTACIONES - CONFERENCIA2
- [OC Ask the Experts](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/oc-ask-the-experts-9/) - Transition Q & A View Flyer Register
- [OC Ask the Experts](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/oc-ask-the-experts-8/) - RCOC Self-Determination Program View Flyer Register
- [OC Ask the Experts](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/oc-ask-the-experts-7/) - North Orange Continuing Education & Santiago Canyon College View Flyer Register
- [OC Ask the Experts](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/oc-ask-the-experts-6/) - Saddleback College & Coastline College View Flyer Register
- [OC Ask the Experts](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/oc-ask-the-experts-5/) - Coordinated Family Support Services View Flyer Register
- [OC Ask the Experts](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/oc-ask-the-experts-4/) - Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) Student Services View Flyer Register
- [OC Ask the Experts](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/oc-ask-the-experts-3/) - Entrepreneurship & Meaningful Employment View Flyer Register
- [OC Ask the Experts](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/oc-ask-the-experts-2/) - Conservatorship and Alternatives to Conservatorship View Flyer Register
- [OC Ask the Experts](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/oc-ask-the-experts/) - Project SEARCH- Employment Preparation & Internships in Health Care View Flyer Register
- [Budget and Finance Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/budget-and-finance-committee-13/) - Budget and Finance Committee
- [Transition Round Tables](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/transitionroundtables/) - Where: Regional Center Orange County, 1525 N. Tustin Ave., Santa Ana, CA 92705 How: Participants will select up to three topics in which to participate in assigned rooms. Who may benefit from in-person attendance: Persons and families served by RCOC who are interested in learning more about preparing for the future. The focus age group
- [2026 Project Search Family Information Night](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/infonight/) - Where: RCOC Central Office 1525 N. Tustin Ave, Santa Ana, CA 92705 (parking available at lot next to EOS) Who may benefit from attendance: Persons and families served by RCOC interested in learning more about the Project Search program and requirements. Registration: Please RSVP to Anita Kwon via email at akwon@rcocdd.com or call 714-796-5102
- [Self-Determination Program Local Advisory Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/self-determination-program-local-advisory-committee-meeting-14/) - You are invited to join us via Zoom Agenda for upcoming Virtual Meeting via Zoom: September 22, 2025 at 6:30pm Register Here
- [Person-Centered Thinking Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/person-centered-thinking-workshop-2/) - Person-Centered Thinking Service Provider Workshop RCOC Santa Ana Office 6:00 PM 8:00 PM 10/14/25 View Flyer
- [Person-Centered Planning](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/person-centered-planning-2/) - Person-Centered Planning For Families of Color Zoom Training 9:30 AM -11:30 AM 11/15/25 View Flyer
- [Person-Centered Planning](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/person-centered-planning/) - Person-Centered Planning Zoom Training 9:30 – 11:30 AM 9/5/25 View Flyer
- [Needing Sleep? How to Improve Sleep for Your Child and Yourself](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/needing-sleep-how-to-improve-sleep-for-your-child-and-yourself/) - Click HERE to register. View flyer HERE. Haga clic AQUĺ para registrarse. Ver el volante AQUÍ. Để ghi danh, Bấm vào đây. Xem thông tin bằng tiếng Việt tại đây. 등록하려면 여기. 여기서 전단지 보기
- [IEP 3-Part Virtual Training](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/iep-3-part-virtual-training-3/) - IEP 3-Part Virtual Training Series/Serie de Capacitación Virtual de 3 Partes / 3 BUỔI HUẤN LUYỆN TRỰC TUYẾN / 3단계로 구성된 가상 교육 시리즈 Date: September 3rd, 10th and 17th; 10 – 11:30 am Location: Zoom Register HERE. View flyer HERE. Regístrese AQUÍ. Ver el volante AQUÍ. GHI DANH TẠI đây Xem thông tin bằng tiếng
- [IEP 3-Part Virtual Training](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/iep-3-part-virtual-training-2/) - IEP 3-Part Virtual Training Series/Serie de Capacitación Virtual de 3 Partes / 3 BUỔI HUẤN LUYỆN TRỰC TUYẾN / 3단계로 구성된 가상 교육 시리즈 Date: September 3rd, 10th and 17th; 10 – 11:30 am Location: Zoom Register HERE. View flyer HERE. Regístrese AQUÍ. Ver el volante AQUÍ. GHI DANH TẠI đây Xem
- [IEP 3-Part Virtual Training](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/iep-3-part-virtual-training/) - IEP 3-Part Virtual Training Series/Serie de Capacitación Virtual de 3 Partes / 3 BUỔI HUẤN LUYỆN TRỰC TUYẾN / 3단계로 구성된 가상 교육 시리즈 Date: September 3rd, 10th and 17th; 10 – 11:30 am Location: Zoom Register HERE. View flyer HERE. Regístrese AQUÍ. Ver el volante AQUÍ. GHI DANH TẠI đây Xem
- [Social Recreation Resource Fair and Backpack Giveaway / Feria de Recursos de Recreación Social y Regalo de Mochilas / HỘI CHỢ TÀI NGUYÊN GIẢI TRÍ XÃ HỘI & CHƯƠNG TRÌNH TẶNG BA LÔ](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/social-recreation-resource-fair/) - Location: Santa Ana Zoo, Amphitheater Private Park Area, 1801 E. Chestnut Ave., Santa Ana 92701 Register HERE. View flyer HERE. Regístrese AQUÍ. Ver el volante AQUÍ. GHI DANH TẠI đây Xem thông tin bằng tiếng Việt tại đây.
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-40/) - Dates: 8/7, 8/14, 8/21, 8/28, 9/4 Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-39/) - Dates: 8/7, 8/14, 8/21, 8/28, 9/4 Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-38/) - Dates: 8/7, 8/14, 8/21, 8/28, 9/4 Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-37/) - Dates: 8/7, 8/14, 8/21, 8/28, 9/4 Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-36/) - Dates: 8/7, 8/14, 8/21, 8/28, 9/4 Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer
- [Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/vendor-advisory-committee-vac-meeting/) - Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting at 2 p.m. Register Here
- [Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/vendor-advisory-committee-vac-meeting-10/) - Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting
- [Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/vendor-advisory-committee-vac-meeting-9/) - Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting
- [Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/vendor-advisory-committee-vac-meeting-8/) - Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting
- [Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/vendor-advisory-committee-vac-meeting-7/) - Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting
- [Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/vendor-advisory-committee-vac-meeting-6/) - Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting
- [Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/vendor-advisory-committee-vac-meeting-5/) - Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting
- [Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/vendor-advisory-committee-vac-meeting-4/) - Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting
- [Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/vendor-advisory-committee-vac-meeting-3/) - Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting
- [Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/vendor-advisory-committee-vac-meeting-2/) - Vendor Advisory Committee (VAC) Meeting
- [Board Recruitment & Training (BRTC) Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-recruitment-training-brtc-committee-meeting-7/) - Board Recruitment & Training (BRTC) Committee Meeting
- [Board Recruitment & Training (BRTC) Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-recruitment-training-brtc-committee-meeting-6/) - Board Recruitment & Training (BRTC) Committee Meeting
- [Board Recruitment & Training (BRTC) Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-recruitment-training-brtc-committee-meeting-5/) - Board Recruitment & Training (BRTC) Committee Meeting
- [Board Recruitment & Training (BRTC) Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-recruitment-training-brtc-committee-meeting-4/) - Board Recruitment & Training (BRTC) Committee Meeting
- [Board Recruitment & Training (BRTC) Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-recruitment-training-brtc-committee-meeting-3/) - Board Recruitment & Training (BRTC) Committee Meeting
- [Board Recruitment & Training (BRTC) Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-recruitment-training-brtc-committee-meeting-2/) - Board Recruitment & Training (BRTC) Committee Meeting
- [Policies & Outcomes (P&O) Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/policies-outcomes-po-committee-meeting-5/) - Policies & Outcomes (P&O) Committee Meeting
- [Policies & Outcomes (P&O) Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/policies-outcomes-po-committee-meeting-4/) - Policies & Outcomes (P&O) Committee Meeting
- [Policies & Outcomes (P&O) Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/policies-outcomes-po-committee-meeting-3/) - Policies & Outcomes (P&O) Committee Meeting
- [Policies & Outcomes (P&O) Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/policies-outcomes-po-committee-meeting-2/) - Policies & Outcomes (P&O) Committee Meeting
- [Legislative & Community Awareness (LCA) Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/legislative-community-awareness-lca-committee-meeting-4/) - Legislative & Community Awareness (LCA) Committee Meeting
- [Legislative & Community Awareness (LCA) Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/legislative-community-awareness-lca-committee-meeting-3/) - Legislative & Community Awareness (LCA) Committee Meeting
- [Legislative & Community Awareness (LCA) Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/legislative-community-awareness-lca-committee-meeting-2/) - Legislative & Community Awareness (LCA) Committee Meeting
- [Executive Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/executive-committee-meeting-10/) - Executive Committee Meeting
- [Executive Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/executive-committee-meeting-9/) - Executive Committee Meeting
- [Executive Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/executive-committee-meeting-8/) - Executive Committee Meeting
- [Executive Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/executive-committee-meeting-7/) - Executive Committee Meeting
- [Executive Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/executive-committee-meeting-6/) - Executive Committee Meeting
- [Executive Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/executive-committee-meeting-5/) - Executive Committee Meeting
- [Executive Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/executive-committee-meeting-4/) - Executive Committee Meeting
- [Executive Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/executive-committee-meeting-3/) - Executive Committee Meeting
- [Executive Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/executive-committee-meeting-2/) - Executive Committee Meeting
- [Peer Advisory Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/peer-advisory-committee-20/) - Peer Advisory Committee
- [Peer Advisory Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/peer-advisory-committee-19/) - Peer Advisory Committee
- [Peer Advisory Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/peer-advisory-committee-18/) - Peer Advisory Committee
- [Peer Advisory Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/peer-advisory-committee-17/) - Peer Advisory Committee
- [Peer Advisory Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/peer-advisory-committee-16/) - Peer Advisory Committee
- [Peer Advisory Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/peer-advisory-committee-10/) - Peer Advisory Committee
- [Budget and Finance Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/budget-and-finance-committee-18/) - Budget and Finance Committee
- [Budget and Finance Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/budget-and-finance-committee-17/) - Budget and Finance Committee
- [Budget and Finance Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/budget-and-finance-committee-16/) - Budget and Finance Committee
- [Budget and Finance Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/budget-and-finance-committee-15/) - Budget and Finance Committee
- [Budget and Finance Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/budget-and-finance-committee-14/) - Budget and Finance Committee
- [Board of Director Training](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-of-director-training-3/) - Board of Director Training
- [Board of Director Training](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-of-director-training-2/) - Board of Director Training
- [Board of Director Training](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-of-director-training/) - Board of Director Training
- [Policies & Outcomes (P&O) Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/policies-outcomes-po-committee-meeting/) - Policies & Outcomes (P&O) Committee Meeting at 6:00 p.m
- [Executive Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/executive-committee-meeting/) - Executive Committee Meeting at 5:00 p.m
- [Board Recruitment & Training (BRTC) Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-recruitment-training-brtc-committee-meeting/) - Board Recruitment & Training (BRTC) Committee Meeting at 5:00 p.m
- [Board Training](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-training/) - Board Training at 5:30 p.m
- [Legislative & Community Awareness (LCA) Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/legislative-community-awareness-lca-committee-meeting/) - Legislative & Community Awareness (LCA) Committee Meeting at 4 p.m
- [Self-Determination Program Local Advisory Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/self-determination-program-local-advisory-committee-meeting-13/) - Self-Determination Program Local Advisory Committee Meeting Self-Determination Program Local Advisory Committee Meeting When: July 14th 2025 at 6:30pm-8:30pm. You are invited to join us via Zoom Agenda for upcoming Virtual Meeting via Zoom: July 14th 2025 at 6:30pm Register Here
- [Systemic, Therapeutic, Assessment, Resources, Treatment (START) Webinar](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/startwebinar/) - Systemic, Therapeutic, Assessment, Resources, Treatment (START) Webinar Date: July 30, 2025 Time: 4:00 PM View Flyer View in Spanish View in Vietnamese View in Korean
- [OCTA Workshop: Learn How to Ride the Bus](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/octa-workshop-learn-how-to-ride-the-bus/) - OCTA Workshop: Learn How to Ride the Bus When: July 10th from 5 – 6:30 pm Where: 1525 N. Tustin Ave, Santa Ana 92705 To RSVP for English and Spanish contact Ingrid Jbeili at 714-558-5406 or by email at ijbeili@rcocdd.com. (Para inscribirse, comuníquese con Ingrid Jbeili) To RSVP for Vietnamese contact Derrick Nguyen at
- [Vendor Person Centered Thinking Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/vendor-person-centered-thinking-workshop/) - When: October 14th, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Where: RCOC Santa Ana Office View Flyer
- [Family One-Page Description Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/family-one-page-description-workshop/) - What: Family One-Page Description Workshop (in English) When: August 26th 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Where: RCOC Santa Ana Office Flyer
- [Family Fun Day and Multicultural Resource Fair](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/family-fun-day-and-multicultural-resource-fair/) - Date: Friday, June 27th. Time: 4 – 8 pm Location: Access California Services, 300 W. Carl Karcher Way, Anaheim View Flyer - English View Flyer - Arabic View Flyer - Mandarin View Flyer - Spanish Register HERE
- [Self-Determination Program Resource Fair](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/self-determination-program-resource-fair-2/) - Date: Saturday 7/12/25 Time: 10am – 2pm Location: 1st Church of Nazarene – 1340 N. Candlewood St., Anaheim, CA 92805 Register Here View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish View Flyer in Vietnamese View Flyer in Chinese
- [RCOC Multicultural Resource Fair](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/rcoc-multicultural-resource-fair/) - Date: Friday, June 20th. Time: 5 – 8 pm Norma Hertzog Community Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa View Flyer Register HERE
- [Peer Advisory Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/peer-advisory-committee-14/) - You are invited to join the Peer Advisory Committee meeting! The PAC regularly gathers to hear updates and discuss a variety of topics impacting the lives of people served by RCOC. Register in advance for this webinar: https://rcocdd.zoom.us/meeting/register/kZEu4-NaTYeM_MI7kQglvg After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
- [Caseload Ratio Public Meeting/Webinar](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/caseload-ratio-public-meeting-webinar-2/) - Caseload Ratio Public Meeting/Webinar Date: July 8, 2025 Time: 5:30 PM English Flyer Spanish Flyer Vietnamese Flyer Korean Flyer
- [¡Noche de diversión familiar! Evento GRATUITO en persona](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/noche-de-diversion-familiar-evento-gratuito-en-persona/) - Date: Martes, 10 de junio de 4:30 – 8 pm Location: Delhi Center, 505 E. Central Ave., Santa Ana, CA 92707 El evento se llavará a cabo en español. Here is the flyer and registration link for Spanish: Ver el Volante Regístrese AQUÍ
- [Board of Directors Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-of-directors-meeting-12/) - The agenda and full board packet will be posted on the Board section of our website one week prior to the meeting. You are invited to join us in person at the RCOC Central Office located at 1525 N. Tustin Avenue in Santa Ana or virtually via Zoom. To join us on Zoom, please register
- [Learn and Connect Conference](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/learn-and-connect-conference/) - Date: June 7th, 8:30 am – 2 pm Location: Delhi Center, 505 E. Central Ave., Santa Ana, CA 92707 Here is the flyer and registration link for English: View Flyer in English Click HERE to register. Here is the flyer and registration link for Spanish: Ver el Volante Haga clic AQUĺ para registrarse.
- [Self-Determination Program Local Advisory Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/self-determination-program-local-advisory-committee-meeting-12/) - Self-Determination Program Local Advisory Committee Meeting Monday, June 2nd 2025 at 6:30 PM Self-Determination Program Local Advisory Committee Meeting When: Monday, June 2nd 2025 at 6:30 PM You are invited to join us via Zoom Agenda for upcoming Virtual Meeting via Zoom: Monday, June 2nd 2025 at 6:30 PM Register Here
- [Peer Advisory Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/peer-advisory-committee-13/) - You are invited to join the Peer Advisory Committee meeting! The PAC regularly gathers to hear updates and discuss a variety of topics impacting the lives of people served by RCOC. Register in advance for this webinar: Zoom Registration Link
- [Potty Training: Creating Toileting Independence](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/potty-training-creating-toileting-independence-2/) - This presentation will be in English with simultaneous interpretation in Spanish, Vietnamese, and Korean View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish View Flyer in Vietnamese View Flyer in Korean Wednesday, June 18th from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Click HERE to register. Haga clic AQUĺ para registrarse. Để ghi danh, Bấm vào đây 등록하려면 여기
- [Navigating the World of Educational Services](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/navigating-the-world-of-educational-services/) - Navigating the World of Educational Services / Navegando por el Mundo de los Servicios Educativos / 교육서비스의 세계로안내합니다 / TÌM HIỂU CÁC DỊCH VỤ GIÁO DỤC Date: May 21st, 6:30 - 8 pm Location: Zoom Here is the flyer and registration link for English: View Flyer Register HERE Here is the flyer and registration
- [Board of Directors Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-of-directors-meeting-11/) - The agenda and full board packet will be posted on the Board section of our website one week prior to the meeting. You are invited to join us in person at the RCOC Central Office located at 1525 N. Tustin Avenue in Santa Ana or virtually via Zoom. To join us on Zoom, please register
- [Person-Centered Thinking Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/person-centered-thinking-workshop/) - Person-Centered Thinking Workshop for Service Providers June 3rd, 6pm-8pm View Flyer
- [OC CAPTAINS: Smart Choices, Big Returns](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/oc-captains-smart-choices-big-returns/) - OC CAPTAINS: Smart Choices, Big Returns Date: May 2nd, 12 – 4 pm Location: 3387 Barranca Pkwy., Irvine, CA 92606 Language Interpretation Available Register HERE View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish View Flyer in Vietnamese View Flyer in Korean View Flyer in Mandarin
- [RCOC Spotlight Awards](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/rcoc-spotlight-awards-2/) - Since 1997, the Regional Center of Orange County has hosted the Spotlight Awards, an annual event to recognize people and organizations who stand out as role models of selfless service and dedication in working with people with developmental disabilities. We look forward to seeing you for an evening of fun, recognition of some incredible people,
- [RCOC Spotlight Awards](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/rcoc-spotlight-awards/) - Since 1997, the Regional Center of Orange County has hosted the Spotlight Awards, an annual event to recognize people and organizations who stand out as role models of selfless service and dedication in working with people with developmental disabilities. We look forward to seeing you for an evening of fun, recognition of some incredible people,
- [Self-Determination Program Local Advisory Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/self-determination-program-local-advisory-committee-meeting-10/) - Self-Determination Program Local Advisory Committee Meeting February 24, 2025 at 6:30pm - 8:30 pm Self-Determination Program Local Advisory Committee Meeting When: Monday, February 24, 2025, 6:30 pm – 8:30PM You are invited to join us via Zoom Agenda for Upcoming Virtual Meeting: Monday, February 24, 2025 at 6:30pm Register Here Meeting Minutes
- [One Page Description Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/one-page-description-workshop-4/) - One page Description Workshop Conducted in Spanish and is for adults only! Tuesday, April 29th, 6pm-8pm View Flyer
- [SSA Presentation - IHSS](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/ssa-presentation-ihss/) - SSA Presentation - IHSS/ Presentación del SSA - IHSS/ Cơ Quan Dịch Vụ Xã Hội Quận Cam (SSA) trình bày - IHSS (Chương Trình Chăm Sóc Tại Gia) / SSA 프리젠테이션 - IHSS Here is the flyer and registration link for English: View Flyer Register HERE Here is the flyer and registration link for
- [Adult Day Services & Employment](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/adult-day-services-employment/) - Adult Day Services & Employment Thursday March 27, 2025 9:45AM-11AM View Flyer
- [Annual Public Performance Contract Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/annual-public-performance-contract-meeting-2/) - Please join us as we develop RCOC’s Fiscal Year 2025-26 Performance Contract objectives via Zoom Webinar. View English Flyer Volante español Tờ rơi tiếng Việt 코리안 플라이어 Interpretation services will be provided in Spanish, Vietnamese, and Korean.
- [Yearly Transition Adulthood Workshops](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/yearly-transition-adulthood-workshops-6/) - May 1st, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject: Planificación centrada en la persona. June 5th, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject: Mejorar las relaciones con los coordinadores de servicios y comprender los apoyos de recreación social. August 7th, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject: Repasando los servicios de la Ley Lanterman. September 4th, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject:
- [Yearly Transition Adulthood Workshops](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/yearly-transition-adulthood-workshops-5/) - May 1st, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject: Planificación centrada en la persona. June 5th, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject: Mejorar las relaciones con los coordinadores de servicios y comprender los apoyos de recreación social. August 7th, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject: Repasando los servicios de la Ley Lanterman. September 4th, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject:
- [Yearly Transition Adulthood Workshops](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/yearly-transition-adulthood-workshops-4/) - May 1st, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject: Planificación centrada en la persona. June 5th, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject: Mejorar las relaciones con los coordinadores de servicios y comprender los apoyos de recreación social. August 7th, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject: Repasando los servicios de la Ley Lanterman. September 4th, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject:
- [Yearly Transition Adulthood Workshops](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/yearly-transition-adulthood-workshops-3/) - May 1st, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject: Planificación centrada en la persona. June 5th, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject: Mejorar las relaciones con los coordinadores de servicios y comprender los apoyos de recreación social. August 7th, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject: Repasando los servicios de la Ley Lanterman. September 4th, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject:
- [Yearly Transition Adulthood Workshops](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/yearly-transition-adulthood-workshops-2/) - May 1st, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject: Planificación centrada en la persona. June 5th, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject: Mejorar las relaciones con los coordinadores de servicios y comprender los apoyos de recreación social. August 7th, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject: Repasando los servicios de la Ley Lanterman. September 4th, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject:
- [Yearly Transition Adulthood Workshops](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/yearly-transition-adulthood-workshops/) - May 1st, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject: Planificación centrada en la persona. June 5th, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject: Mejorar las relaciones con los coordinadores de servicios y comprender los apoyos de recreación social. August 7th, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject: Repasando los servicios de la Ley Lanterman. September 4th, 5 – 6:30 pm: Subject:
- [Self-Determination Program Local Advisory Committee Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/self-determination-program-local-advisory-committee-meeting-11/) - Self-Determination Program Local Advisory Committee Meeting March 24, 2025 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Self-Determination Program Local Advisory Committee Meeting When: Monday, March 24, 2025, 6:30 pm – 8:30PM You are invited to join us via Zoom View Agenda for Upcoming Meeting: Monday, March 24, 2025 at 6:30 PM Register Here
- [Peer Advisory Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/peer-advisory-committee-12/) - You are invited to join the Peer Advisory Committee meeting! The PAC regularly gathers to hear updates and discuss a variety of topics impacting the lives of people served by RCOC. Register in advance for this webinar: Click Here to Register
- [Vendor Advisory Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/vendor-advisory-committee-24/) - RCOC’s service providers/vendors meet monthly to receive updates and discuss public policy, operational, and other issues. Register in advance for this webinar: https://rcocdd.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Y_WjGO1lRDK2FY3eIcQk2A After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. View Agenda
- [Transition Planning](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/transition-planning/) - Workshop: Using Person Centered Planning for Transitions When: Wednesday, April 9th 2025, 6:00 to 8:00pm Where: Regional Center of Orange County 1525 N Tustin Ave, Santa Ana, CA 92705 View Flyer
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-35/) - Dates: 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, 4/03, 4/10 Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer in Spanish
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-34/) - Dates: 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, 4/03, 4/10 Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer in Spanish
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-33/) - Dates: 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, 4/03, 4/10 Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer in Spanish
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-32/) - Dates: 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, 4/03, 4/10 Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer in Spanish
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-31/) - Dates: 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, 4/03, 4/10 Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer in Spanish
- [Screen Time & Development](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/screen-time-development/) - Screen Time & Development: Understanding the Short and Long Term Effects April 30th from 6:30-8:30 p.m. View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish View Flyer in Vietnamese View Flyer in Korean Click HERE to register. Haga clic AQUÍ para registrarse. Để ghi danh, bấm vào đây 여기에 등록하세요
- [One Page Description Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/one-page-description-workshop-3/) - One page Description Workshop Conducted in Spanish and is for adults only! Tuesday, February 25th, 6pm-8pm View Flyer
- [Board of Directors Meeting](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/board-of-directors-meeting-10/) - The agenda and full board packet will be posted on the Board section of our website one week prior to the meeting. You are invited to join us in person at the RCOC Central Office located at 1525 N. Tustin Avenue in Santa Ana or virtually via Zoom. To join us on Zoom, please register
- [Peer Advisory Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/peer-advisory-committee-11/) - You are invited to join the Peer Advisory Committee meeting! The PAC regularly gathers to hear updates and discuss a variety of topics impacting the lives of people served by RCOC. Register in advance for this webinar: Register Here
- [Annual Public Meeting Regarding Purchase of Service Expenditure Data](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/annual-public-meeting-regarding-purchase-of-service-expenditure-data-2/) - Annual Public Meeting Regarding Purchase of Service Expenditure Data Wednesday, March 12, 2025, Zoom Webinar, 5:30 p.m. Click Here to Register . View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish View Flyer in Vietnamese View Flyer in Korean
- [CalABLE Savings Accounts Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/calable-savings-accounts-workshop/) - Esta sesión de Zoom se concentrará en las personas con una discapacidad que ocurrió antes de los 26 años*, que reúnen ciertos criterios y califican para abrir una cuenta CalABLE. El Congreso de los Estados Unidos aprobó la Ley de Ajuste de Edad ABLE en 2022. Esta legislación aumenta la edad de elegibilidad de los
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-30/) - Dates: 1/30, 2/6, 2/13, 2/20, 2/27 Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer in English
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-29/) - Dates: 1/30, 2/6, 2/13, 2/20, 2/27 Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer in English
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-28/) - Dates: 1/30, 2/6, 2/13, 2/20, 2/27 Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer in English
- [Behavior Management Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/behavior-management-workshop-27/) - Dates: 1/30, 2/6, 2/13, 2/20, 2/27 Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm View Flyer in English
- [One Page Description Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/one-page-description-workshop-2/) - One page Description Workshop Tuesday, February 25th, 6pm-8pm View Flyer
- [One Page Description Workshop](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/one-page-description-workshop/) - One page Description Workshop Tuesday, February 4th, 6pm-8pm View Flyer
- [Moving on at 3](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/moving-on-at-3-9/) - This presentation will educate and support parents of young children during the transition process at age 3 View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish View Flyer in Vietnamese View Flyer in Korean Register
- [Moving on at 3](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/moving-on-at-3-8/) - This presentation will educate and support parents of young children during the transition process at age 3 View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish View Flyer in Vietnamese View Flyer in Korean Register
- [Moving on at 3](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/moving-on-at-3-7/) - This presentation will educate and support parents of young children during the transition process at age 3 View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish View Flyer in Vietnamese View Flyer in Korean Register
- [Moving on at 3](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/moving-on-at-3-6/) - This presentation will educate and support parents of young children during the transition process at age 3 View Flyer in English View Flyer in Spanish View Flyer in Vietnamese View Flyer in Korean Register
- [Vendor Advisory Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/vendor-advisory-committee-27/) - RCOC’s service providers/vendors meet monthly to receive updates and discuss public policy, operational, and other issues. Register in advance for this webinar: https://rcocdd.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_cjIO7pOOSR2g3RtYhED1rw After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
- [Vendor Advisory Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/vendor-advisory-committee-26/) - RCOC’s service providers/vendors meet monthly to receive updates and discuss public policy, operational, and other issues. Register in advance for this webinar: https://rcocdd.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_X69bX1z3Qsew_qItJZYX3A After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
- [Vendor Advisory Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/vendor-advisory-committee-25/) - RCOC’s service providers/vendors meet monthly to receive updates and discuss public policy, operational, and other issues. Register in advance for this webinar: https://rcocdd.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_-Dy78d3wQVWDqw9shMA5gg After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
- [Vendor Advisory Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/vendor-advisory-committee-23/) - RCOC’s service providers/vendors meet monthly to receive updates and discuss public policy, operational, and other issues. Register in advance for this webinar: https://rcocdd.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ih0V3vHISjewL_IAiBrgMg After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
- [Budget and Finance Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/budget-and-finance-committee-12/)
- [Budget and Finance Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/budget-and-finance-committee-11/)
- [Budget and Finance Committee](https://www.rcocdd.com/event/budget-and-finance-committee-10/)

## News

- [Information on Governor's January Budget Proposal](https://www.rcocdd.com/news/information-on-governors-january-budget-proposal/) - en español tiếng việt 한국어 To Our Community: On January 9, 2025, Governor Newsom released his proposed state budget for the next fiscal year, which starts on July 1, 2026. Full details and a summary are posted on the Department of Finance website. While you may have read that California is projecting a
- [September Board Meeting with NCI presentation](https://www.rcocdd.com/news/september-board-meeting-with-nci-presentation/) - Join us on Thursday, September 4th at 6:00pm for our Board of Directors meeting, which this month will also include a presentation on RCOC's National Core Indicators (NCI) results. You can register to attend via Zoom or join us in person at RCOC's Central Office, 1525 N. Tustin Avenue, Santa Ana.
- [RCOC is active in our local communities](https://www.rcocdd.com/news/min_townhall_rcocactivity/) - RCOC Parent and Board Member Liza Krassner attended a townhall meeting hosted by Congressman Dave Min (D - Irvine) in Newport Beach. The Regional Center of Orange County is active in our local communities by showing up at meetings, events and other activities to stay informed and connected to a wide variety of issues. https://www.rcocdd.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/RCOC_Min_Townhall.mp4
- [Protect Medicaid - District 40 Profile, Congress. Y. Kim](https://www.rcocdd.com/news/protect-medicaid-district-40-profile-congress-y-kim/) - en español tiếng việt 한국어 Cuts to Medicaid & Essential Programs Would Devastate CA’s 40th District! Representative Kim’s 219,924 constituents would be severely impacted, including: 162,484 relying on Medi-Cal for health coverage (workers, people with disabilities, children, seniors) 166,576 receiving food assistance through Cal-Fresh 53,438 new mothers supported by WIC for formula and essential care

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