TransparencyCommunication Cards
In times of disaster, clear communication is crucial—especially for individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, or nonverbal. These Disaster Communication Cards provide a simple yet effective way to help bridge communication gaps during emergencies.
Deaf, Strong, and Healthy
Youth Opioid Prevention Event
Deaf and ASL families along with the community are invited to attend Deaf, Strong, and Healthy, a Youth Opioid Prevention Event on Saturday, March 1 from 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm.
The event will feature family games, entertainment, presentations, and an interactive exhibit. ASL interpreters will be available.
Address: 2350 Northrop Ave., Sacramento, CA 95825
Emergency and Safety ASL Signs
In an emergency, knowing ASL signs to communicate important information is imperative! You can learn signs for words like “ambulance,” “help you,” and more with this Emergency and Safety ASL signs guide. Click the pictures or scan the QR code to access a video tutorial for each sign.
Vendor Information
Vendors who serve or are interested in serving Deaf and hard of hearing clients will want to access the information and resources below.
Tips for Working with D/HH Individuals
Service Access and Equity Policy
It shall be the policy of Alta California Regional Center (ACRC)
to make active efforts to
enhance
service access and equity (SAE) in all agency actions impacting
client services. ACRC serves a richly diverse community with
varied cultural perspectives and languages. ACRC will proactively
identify and provide access to resources to ensure equity among
all members of our community.