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Alta California Regional Center
(ACRC) clients will have a designated Service Coordinator to
facilitate the planning process. The Service Coordinator, along
with the child and their family encompass the Planning Team. They
work together to review options and once the options are agreed
upon, the Service Coordinator puts services and supports in place
to help meet the child’s identified goals. Goals, services and
supports create the Individual Program Plan (IPP), which is
unique to every client.
- A Family Guide to Children's Services - English
- A Family Guide to Children's Services - Hmong
- A Family Guide to Children's Services - Korean
- A Family Guide to Children's Services - Punjabi
- A Family Guide to Children's Services - Russian
- A Family Guide to Children's Services - Chinese (simplified)
- A Family Guide to Children's Services - Spanish
- A Family Guide to Children's Services - Vietnamese
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What is a Developmental Disability?
Intellectual Disability, Cerebral Palsy, Epilepsy, and Autism
The term “Developmental Disabilities” applies to a whole group of conditions that may cause physical, learning, language, or behavioral impairment. According to the CDC, about one in six children in the United States have “one or more developmental disabilities or other developmental delays.” These conditions begin before the age of 18, have an impact on daily life, and generally last throughout a person’s life.