NLACRC Publications
View our publications
in PDF format
Institutional Deeming new
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>> view the pdf en español
Directory of Learning Opportunities new
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Intake Process new
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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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Parent's Rights
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Regional Center Eligibility
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Social & Recreational Information
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About At-Risk Pregnancy
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Work Opportunities
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Publications
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 theLanterman
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.
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website
Protection and Advocacy,
Inc.
PAI, Inc. 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.
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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.
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