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NLACRC Publications

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Institutional Deeming
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>> view the pdf en español

Directory of Learning Opportunities
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Social/Recreational Activities for Adults with Disabilities
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Transportation Guide (for above)
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Complaint Process (English)
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Proceso de la Queja (Espanol) 
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About Conservatorships
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Early Start Services
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Social & Recreational Information
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P
ublications from other agencies
Several other agencies offer a number of very useful publications online, many of which are available in several languages. Here are a few of the sites. We will continue to add other helpful links in the future.

Department of Developmental Services (DDS)
You can find the most current version of the Lanterman Act here as well as other publications on a variety of topics such as IPPs, person-centered planning, the rights of individuals with developmental disabilities, and much more.
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Early Start Program
The Early Start Program is for children ages 0-36 months who have a developmental disability or who may be at risk for developing a disability. Their publications include guides for families, the rights of parents, family resource centers, and a new publication called Reasons for Concern a brochure that was developed to facilitate finding and identifying infants and toddlers who may benefit from early intervention services and for encouraging appropriatereferrals to Early Start.
>>view website

Disability Rights California
Formerly Protection & Advocacy, Inc. (PAI), Disability Rights California is a nonprofit that works with people with disabilities to protect, advocate for, and advance human and legal rights. Their publications address issues such as advocacy, health benefits, housing, immigration, transportation, and several others.
>> view website

National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities
Most of the publications on this site are free. There may be a nominal charge for some. Topics include the special education process, IDEA-related publications, parent guides, transition guides, and many more.
>> view website

NLACRC Multimedia Libraries
NLACRC’s Multimedia libraries offer information and resources about developmental disabilities including books, magazines, videos, community resource guides, assisted Internet searches, individualized information packets, and audio tapes. Some materials are also available in other languages.

Many of our resources can be checked out while others are reserved for library use only.

The San Fernando Valley and Antelope Valley libraries are open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. by appointment.

Van Nuys Library
Please call (818) 756-6288

Lancaster Library
Please call (661) 951-1271

 

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