Business Details
Your Trusted Partner for Developmental Disability Services in California
Tri-Counties Regional Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing lifelong services and supports for individuals with developmental disabilities across San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and Ventura Counties. Founded to align with the Lanterman Act's mission, we prioritize person-centered and family-centered approaches to maximize opportunities for living, working, learning, and recreating in the community. Our team of over 14,500 service coordinators and clinical professionals collaborates with families, service providers, and community partners to ensure personalized care. With a 2020-21 budget of $396.5 million, 97% of our funding directly supports services, including competitive integrated employment, residential care, and health-related programs.Governed by the TCADD Board of Directors and monitored by Californias Department of Developmental Services, we adhere to strict accountability standards while maintaining a strategic performance plan to enhance service quality. Our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion ensures that every individuals strengths and preferences guide their journey toward independence. Through initiatives like the RESCUE disaster preparedness program and partnerships with community stakeholders, we strive to empower individuals to lead fulfilling, self-directed lives.
Services
Employment Services
Living In The Community
Health and Medical Services
Autism or Behavioral Services
Social Recreation
Highlights and features
- We serve over 14,500 individuals with personalized, person-centered care plans.
- 97% of our budget funds direct services like employment and residential support.
- Our team includes specialized service coordinators and clinical professionals.
- We prioritize community integration and competitive integrated employment opportunities.
- Governed by strict accountability standards and a strategic performance plan.
Services
Employment Services
Our Competitive Integrated Employment (CIE) program helps individuals secure minimum-wage or higher jobs in inclusive workplaces. Services include full-time, part-time, self-employment, and contract work support through planning teams. We collaborate with community workforce partners to authorize funding for employment services tailored to individual goals.
Living In The Community
We offer residential options ranging from family homes to licensed facilities, emphasizing independence and safety. Services include Supported Living, Independent Living Supports, and Adult Family Home placements. Financial assistance for housing applications and modifications ensures accessible living arrangements aligned with personal preferences.
Health and Medical Services
Specialized health services address disabilities through medical, dental, nursing, and pharmaceutical care. Durable equipment like wheelchairs and communication devices are provided, alongside non-durable supplies such as medications and orthopedic shoes. Partnerships with Medi-Cal and local providers ensure comprehensive healthcare access.
Autism or Behavioral Services
Our evidence-based behavioral intervention services address maladaptive behaviors under licensed professionals supervision. Programs include early autism diagnosis, crisis intervention, and family training in positive behavior management. Non-aversive techniques prioritize skill development and social integration for individuals on the autism spectrum.
Social Recreation
Camping, social events, and recreational programs foster community engagement through Family Resource Centers. Services are integrated into Individual Program Plans, promoting social skills development and participation in local activities tailored to individual interests and abilities.
Questions
What services does Tri-Counties Regional Center offer?
We provide employment assistance, residential care, health services, autism support, and social recreation programs tailored to individuals with developmental disabilities.
How do I determine eligibility for services?
Eligibility includes Early Start (birth-36 months), Provisional (birth-5 years), or Lanterman Act criteria for developmental disabilities diagnosed before age 18.
Can I receive support for competitive employment?
Yes, our Competitive Integrated Employment program helps individuals secure community jobs with fair wages and inclusion.
Are there housing assistance programs available?
We offer Supported Living, Independent Living Supports, and housing access services, including financial guidance for affordable housing.
How does TCRC support families?
Family Resource Centers provide support groups, training, and respite care to help families navigate services and caregiving challenges.
