Regional Center Services

Learning to live independently takes practice. Our ILS program meets participants right where they are, at home and in their community, teaching the day-to-day skills that make independent living possible.

Participants build skills in financial management, home maintenance, interpersonal relationships, and personal goal-setting. Each person works through individualized, skills-based assignments tailored to their living situation and goals.

Our employment pathway moves through two connected stages. Individualized Employment Services (IES) builds the foundation: one-to-one coaching in job readiness, workplace communication, self-advocacy, and career exploration across industries.

The Paid Internship Program (PIP) puts those skills to work in real placements, with real paychecks, in integrated settings alongside non-disabled peers. Every PIP placement meets the standard for Competitive Integrated Employment (CIE): minimum wage or above, non-segregated settings, and the same advancement opportunities as any other employee. It's not a simulation. It's a career pathway.