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Essential services that help people with disabilities and older adults understand their rights, connect with resources, and pursue what matters to them.

Connecting you with resources

Get the information you need, all in one place

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Information & referral services
The Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC)

Daily living support

Access the tools, training, peer support, and tech to confidently live independently

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Independent living skill-building
Assistive technology access & training
Personal attendant referrals
Travel & transit training
Peer counseling & support

Securing housing & benefits

Get assistance as you navigate housing and benefit systems

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Housing services
Benefit counseling & advocacy

Navigating life changes

Feel supported during transitional life phases

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Youth services/transition
Transition & diversion from institutional living

Business & community services

Educational empowerment and advocacy for you: and the organizations that serve you

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Accessibility (ADA compliance)
Community education
Systems advocacy

Emergency prep & specialized needs

Prepare for a disaster, access veterans-specific benefits, and other specialized programs

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Veterans directed care
Voice options
Disability disaster access & resources

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Consumer success highlight

Adrienne

A vital lifeline

Adrienne, a 75-year-old widow and longtime resident of Solano County, was temporarily caring for two grandchildren while trying to navigate her Social Security check and a meager $250 monthly Food Stamp allowance. Despite her history of timely payments, one missed water bill led to escalating late fees.

The ADRC offered application assistance, and helped budget bills to income. They connected her to resources that eased her burden: from programs that offered electricity relief to transportation options that reduced fuel expenses. Adrienne qualified for our financial assistance, and was overjoyed on the day we called to let her know we could cover her water bill in full.

When you call, we listen

We do not push you in avenues you do not want to go or assume we know your wants. Instead, we listen to your needs: and draw on our extensive network of available resources to try and help.

Tell us what you need

When you first call or contact us, you will be connected to one of our specialists. They will ask questions to get a full, comprehensive view of what your needs are and how they might be able to offer support.

Get personalized support

Based on everything you have told us, we work to connect the dots and get you access to the information and referrals that offer a clear, actionable path forward.

Get help over hurdles

Difficult-to-navigate application processes should not stand in the way of getting what you need. We can offer one-on-one support as you work to take action towards your goals, helping simplify your next steps.

Goal focused follow-up

As situations change, so might your needs. We can be a consistently-there voice of support and advocacy to offer assistance throughout different steps and life stages.

When power shuts off, preparedness kicks in

“Lights out…..thanks for saving my life with my battery.” – E.B.

Confidently live with independence in your community. At ILRSCC, we can help connect you with backup portable batteries to keep necessary equipment charged during Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) or other unexpected events.

We can also help you put together a tailored safety plan, help you improve the energy efficiency of your home, and help you sign up for programs that can lower the rate on your monthly energy bill.

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