Vaccine Resources by County
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Ventura County Vaccine Resources Santa Barbara County Vaccine Resources San Luis Obispo County Vaccine...
The Ventura County Medical Resource Guide was created by the Rainbow Resource Center to help you learn how to “navigate” the medical system and locate information to help you with your medical needs. Please be advised that...
AmeriCorps Seniors Volunteers Support Children and Adults Foster Grandparent Program AmeriCorps Seniors Foster Grandparent Program establishes person-to-person relationships between limited income adults, 55 years of age and older, to children receiving...
Do you want to vote for the elected officials who make decisions that can affect your life? Then by all means, register to vote and cast your ballot for people you want to make those decisions. Qualifications To register to vote in California, you must...
Watch a series of fun, animated shorts designed to help you understand your rights under the HCBS Final...
Getting Past the Myths: The Truth About Working (Updated December 30, 2017) Disability Benefits 101: Working with a Disability in California You may have heard many myths about how working will affect your disability benefits and health care coverage....
Notice of Action (NOA) TCRC works hard to come to agreements with people served. Sometimes, we can’t come to an agreement. If this occurs and the regional center makes a decision without your written agreement, you will receive a NOA. The NOA Must...
If you believe that the regional center has wrongly or unfairly denied your rights, you may file a complaint with the Clients’ Rights Advocate. This process resolves complaints other than disputes about eligibility or the nature, scope, or amount of...
There are many ways you can advocate for services that you need. You have these rights: Fair Hearing If you disagree with a regional center decision about services or eligibility or other action, you may file for a fair hearing. Ask your service coordinator...
