The services and supports that regional centers provide include, but are not limited to, those listed below. This list is from section 4512(b) of the Lanterman Act. If you need a service not on this list, the IPP team may still authorize it.
- Adaptive equipment services
- Advocacy
- Advocacy assistance or facilitation
- Assessment
- Assistance in finding, modifying and maintaining a home
- Behavior Modification
- Camping
- Childcare
- Community integration services
- Community residential placement
- Community support facilitation
- Counseling for the consumer
- Counseling for the consumer’s family
- Daily living skills training
- Day care
- Development and provision of a 24-hour emergency response system
- Development of unpaid natural supports
- Diagnosis
- Diapers
- Domiciliary care
- Education
- Emergency and crisis intervention
- Emergency housing
- Emergency relief for personal care attendants
- Evaluation
- Facilitated circles of support
- Facilitation, including outreach and education
- Facilitation with a facilitator of the consumer’s choosing.
- Financial assistance
- Follow-along services
- Foster family placement
- Habilitation
- Home location assistance
- Homemaker services
- Identification of circles of support
- Infant stimulation programs
- Information and referral services
- Mental health services
- Occupational therapy
- Paid neighbors
- Paid roommates
- Parent training
- Peer advocates
- Personal care or assistance
- Physical therapy
- Protection of civil, service and legal rights
- Protective services
- Provision of circles of support
- Recreation
- Recruiting, hiring and training personal care attendants
- Respite
- Respite for personal care attendants
- Self-advocacy training
- Sexuality training
- Sheltered employment
- Short term out-of-home care
- Social services
- Social skills training
- Sociolegal services
- Special living arrangements
- Specialized dental care
- Specialized medical care
- Speech therapy
- Support services for consumers in homes they own or lease
- Supported employment
- Supported living arrangements
- Technical assistance
- Training
- Transportation services
- Travel training
- Treatment
- Vouchered services
- Services and supports needed for families to maintain their children with developmental disabilities at home, when living at home is in the best interest of the child.
- Services and supports needed to maintain and strengthen the family unit, where one or both parents is a person with developmental disabilities.
- Other services and supports that would result in greater self-sufficiency for you and cost- effectiveness to the state.
- If you are on the HCBS Developmental Disability Waiver (DD Waiver), you may be able to get other services under that Waiver. See Chapter 11 for more information.