REACH has offices in Whittier and Monrovia and provides services throughout Los Angeles County, the San Gabriel Valley, and parts of Orange County.
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REACH Services FAQ
What Areas Does REACH Provide Services To?
What Services and Programs Does REACH Provide?
REACH provides a variety of services and programs. These programs can be customized to align with individual goals and needs including:
- Community Adult Day Program
- Tailored Day Services
- Independent Living Skills
- Supported Living Services
- Early Start Services
- Communication Services
- Coordinator Career Pathway is Under Evaluation for Vendorization with SGPRC
What Are the Ratios for the Day Program?
We offer support in a 1:1 ratio (1 staff to 1 participant) or a 1:3 ratio in a group setting (1 staff to 3 participants).
For SGPRC participants, we can also provide support in a 1:2 ratio (1 staff to 2 participants). We’re happy to answer any questions and tailor our services to meet your needs.
What is REACH mission?
To transform the lives of individuals with diverse abilities by helping them discover their voice and realize their dreams!
What are Regional Centers?
The Regional Centers are private, nonprofit organizations that contract with the California Department of Developmental Services (DDS) to fund and administer services to people with developmental disabilities. The Regional Center links each participant with a service coordinator, who provides case management for the participant and assists the person in finding and arranging services.
REACH is currently vendorized with the following Regional Center – ELARC, SCLARC, RCOC, Harbor RC, Lanterman RC, and SGPRC.
What is the difference between ILS and SLS?
Independent Living Services (ILS) are typically used by adults who have some self-help skills but need help with some tasks. A person who uses ILS typically spends a great deal of time on his/her own without support.
SLS services are typically for a person with a developmental disability (“consumer”) who is 18 years of age or older, is a client of a Regional Center, and expresses, either directly or through an advocate, the desire to live in his/her own home.
Does REACH participate in Self-Determination?
Yes, REACH accepts individuals participating in the Self-Determination Program. This approach allows individuals and their families more control and flexibility in choosing the services and supports that best meet their needs.
Will I be supported on nights, weekends, and holidays with SLS?
Yes. REACH provides Supported Living Services to people around the clock, every day, if that is what they need.