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You can apply for In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) if your child receives Medi-Cal.

Regional Center offers a variety of services to help clients transition to legal adulthood at age 18. Learn more about these services and what may help your child.

The Medi-Cal waiver allows your child to apply for Medi-Cal without regarding your household income. See our guide to applying.

If your child is eligible to continue to receive Regional Center services after age 3, it's important to learn about what services will be available.

Individuals with certain disabilities and developmental delays can receive extra services and funding from Regional Center. Get help applying for these benefits in our step-by-step guide.

Children under age 3 may be eligible for early intervention services from Regional Center. Learn what the qualifications are and how to apply for your child.

Once your young adult leaves the school system, Regional Center will assume primary responsibility for services. You'll help your young adult prepare for that transition.

Once a year, it's a great idea to review your child's therapeutic and medical needs with members of their care team to see if current services are appropriate.

Depending on your household income, your child may be eligible for SSI benefits before the age of 18.

Learn about options for funding your child's care into adulthood, and prepare to meet with an estate planning attorney.

Learn what resources are available in California to fund early intervention therapies for children under 3 years old.

Supplemental Security Income can provide monthly cash benefits for individuals who qualify. Learn how to help your child apply to receive benefits.

Children with disabilities who struggle with accessing education can be assessed for supportive services. Learn how to request this assessment for your child.

Are you making the most of the services you receive from Regional Center? Learn more about specialized supervision and how to request the hours your child needs.

There is a variety of post-high school options available for students with disabilities. Learn about these options and how to find the best one for your child.

Learn what to expect and all the best tips and tricks to make the transition to high school easier for your child.

The leap from elementary to middle school can be HUGE. Learn all the best tips and tricks from professionals to make the transition easier for your child.

Learn what to expect and all the best tips and tricks to make the transition to elementary school easier for your child.

An Individualized Education Program (IEP) includes new words, acronyms, and many different parts. Learn the essentials and get prepared with a breakdown of the information you need regarding your child’s eligibility, district assessments, placement options, and more.

Learn all the things you need to know about triennial assessments and how to best prepare for your IEP meeting.