We will discuss examples of habitability problems and what tenants can do to make sure the housing provider maintains the property and gives tenants a safe place to live.

ASL and Spanish interpretation will be offered.

#DisabilityRightsCA #Webinar #HousingResource

This workshop will share red flags, best practices, and options for addressing an unsafe living environment while protecting your housing.

After the webinar, you will have the opportunity to get your questions answered in a one-on-one consultation.

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Have you had a repair or pest issue that a landlord just would not fix?

Register at the link: www.disabilityrightsca.org/events/habit...

This event is only for tenants with disabilities, not landlords or home owners.

When: February 17th, 2026 at 1:00pm

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New intakes will be paused starting Friday, December 19, 2025. If you are a current client with an open case, you can still reach us by phone December 22-23.

We will reopen Monday, January 5, 2026.

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Disability Rights California (DRC) will be pausing services for the upcoming Winter holidays.

DRC will be closed from Wednesday, December 24, 2025 to Friday, January 2, 2026.

#DisabilityRightsCA #IntakeLine #Client #Winter #Holiday #DecemberHours #PhoneLine #DRC #NewYear

You can also help us raise awareness by sharing your support on social media by getting your friends and family involved. Tag us in a social media post and use the hashtag #GivingTuesday and #DRCGivingTuesday.

Donating to DRC ensures that we meet our mission to defend, advance, and strengthen the rights and opportunities of people with disabilities.

#DRCGivingTuesday #DisabilityRightsCA #CaliforniaDisability #Donate #Advocacy #DisabilityRights

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We're participating in Giving Tuesday! Your contribution helps protect individuals from abuse and neglect across California and empowers self-advocates to find their voice.

Donate to DRC today by visiting the link: www.disabilityrightsca.org/latest-news/...

DRC is closed November 27 and 28. We will reopen Monday, December 1.

#DisabilityRightsCA #IntakeLine #Client #Thanksgiving #GatheringDay #NovemberHours #PhoneLine #DRC

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The Disability Rights California (DRC) Intake Line will be pausing new intakes both through the phone line and online for the week of November 24 through 28.

Current clients can call 1-800-776-5746 for any questions about an open case through Wednesday, November 26.

Are you a renter with a disability in California and have questions about evictions?

When: Tuesday, November 4th, 2025
Time: 1 p.m. PT

#DisabilityRightsCA #Housing #Eviction #Webinar #November #Rent #Resource #Disability

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Learn about your rights in this workshop, which will cover eviction notice requirements, what to do if you receive an eviction notice, and tips for resolving or preventing these issues.

Learn more and register: www.disabilityrightsca.org/events/evict...

Do you rely on emotional support animals and/or service animals?

This training is aimed at tenants with disabilities and will help ensure that all Californians have access to the assistance they need.

Spanish interpretation will be offered.

#ServiceAnimal #DisabilityRightsCalifornia #ServiceDog

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We know the process of keeping one in your home can be stressful, so let’s make sure you’re in the know about all the necessary laws, regulations, and rights for having an assistance animal in your home or rental unit.

Link: www.disabilityrightsca.org/events/know-...

Operating hours are Monday/Tuesday/Thursday/Friday from 9:00AM – 3:00PM

Our intake line is closed on Wednesdays.

#DisabilityRightsCA #OperatingHours #IntakeLine #IndigenousPeoplesDay #OfficeClosed

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DRC's Intake line will be closed for Indigenous Peoples' Day.

We will be closed:
Monday October 13, 2025

Normal operations will resume on Tuesday October 14, 2025.

You can reach our intake line at the number 1-800-776-5746 or online at the link: www.disabilityrightsca.org/get-help

All across America, families are being impacted by #TrumpsHealthcareShutdown — this is especially true for the parents and caregivers of medically complex and disabled children.

Here are some of their stories 1/3 🧵

We will review best practices, discuss potential costs, and go over what to expect once you have made your requests.

#HousingResource #DisabilityRightsCalifornia #Webinar

Join us for this webinar and learn about your right to ask for a “reasonable accommodation” or “reasonable modification” – adjustments to rules, policies, services, and even the physical layout of your home to make it more accessible for you.

Spanish interpretation will be offered.

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Are you a person with disabilities that needs to make changes to your housing rules or to your home’s physical structures to make it more accessible? Join us at this workshop to learn about your rights to do so.

When: Tuesday, October 14th at 1pm PT

Link: www.disabilityrightsca.org/events/reaso...

Together they speak at length about the importance of protection and advocacy organizations and their findings at the Cerritos College Hospital facility

#DisabilityRightsCA #Podcast #Committable #CollegeHospital #Cerritos #Facility #MentalHealth #IDD #Investigation #Report #Restraint #Neglect

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DRC's Investigations Unit was featured an episode of the podcast "Committable" by Jesse Mangan. Jesse was joined by DRC Attorneys Liz Logsdon and Robert Reyes Villagómez to speak about the report "Let Me Go: Excessive Restraint of Patients at College Hospital."

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Do you receive services from the Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) and have to move to attend school?

When: Wednesday, 9/17/25 at 6:00pm PT

Join us as we discuss:
- When the DOR can pay for school housing
- What the Appellate court decision clarifies
- Why the court decision is important

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In this webinar, you will learn about updates to DOR’s policies about housing cost assistance for school. We encourage current, former, or prospective DOR clients to join us.

Register at the link: www.disabilityrightsca.org/events/when-...

We will discuss examples of habitability problems and what tenants can do to make sure the housing provider maintains the property and gives tenants a safe place to live. After, you'll have the opportunity to get your questions answered in a one-on-one consultation.

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Have you had a repair or pest issue that a landlord just would not fix? This workshop will share red flags, best practices, and options for addressing an unsafe living environment while protecting your housing.

Register at the link: www.disabilityrightsca.org/events/habit...

AB 1225 (Bennett) is now on Governor Newsom’s desk, his signature is the final step to make it law. We respectfully urge the Governor to sign AB 1225 and affirm California’s commitment to making our state parks open and welcoming to all.

The bill establishes an Accessibility Advisory Committee within the Department of Parks and Rec to provide expert guidance on improving access in state parks. This committee will help ensure that individuals with disabilities have a voice in shaping accessibility policies and park improvements.

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AB 1225 (Bennett) is a bipartisan bill authored by Asm. Steve Bennett that will help make California’s state parks more accessible so everyone can enjoy them.

#DisabilityRightsCA #AB1225 #SteveBennett #OutdoorAccessibility #StateParks #AccessbilityCommittee #Newsom #CaliforniaLegislation

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In DRC's latest Substack Lauren Clark, a nursing professor, mother of two adults with I/DD and member of DRC's Board of Directors, writes a personal story about her concerns for what SB 258 might mean for her own son's life and dreams.

Link: disabilityrightscalifornia.substack.com/p/sb-258-is-...