Apoderamos a individuos y a sus familias para que vivan vidas mejores y autodeterminadas
Diagnóstico y coordinación de servicios para personas con discapacidades de desarrollo
Años de Apoyo Comunitario
Individuos Atendidos
Áreas Geográficas de Servicios:
Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, San
Benito and Monterey
Coronavirus
Coronavirus Information and Resources
All San Andreas Regional Center offices are closed to the public, but remain open to serve you during business hours, Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm please call: San Jose - 408-374-9960; Watsonville - 831-900-3737; Salinas - 831-900-3636. If you do not receive a response within 48 hours, then please send an email to info@sarc.org.
We encourage individuals, families, and service providers to please visit our Coronavirus webpage for regularly updated information.
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Vive con una discapacidad
El Centro Regional San Andreas está aquí para brindar apoyo. Hay una serie de servicios que se pueden explorar. Estamos aquí para apoyar en las diversas etapas de su vida.
A Caretaker/Parent
Hay muchos apoyos que se pueden ofrecer por una variedad de razones. Estamos aquí para apoyar en las diversas etapas de la vida.
Provea Servicios
Los proveedores de servicios son socios que ayudan con las necesidades del individuo.
Nuestros servicios están diseñados para ayudar con las necesidades individuales según la edad, la discapacidad y la ubicación geográfica de los idividuos en nuestro sistema.
Admisión y Determinación de Elegibilidad
Cualquier persona sin tener en cuenta edad, origen cultural, o ingresos, que piense tener una discapacidad de desarrollo se recomienda que solicite servicios. Los individuos identificados como no elegibles son referidos a las agencias apropiadas dentro de la comunidad.
Coordinación de Servicios
El Coordinador de Servicios trabaja en sociedad con el individuo y/o la familia para desarrollar planes que se dirigen a las necesidades
Somos una organización sin fines de lucro que sirve a personas con discapacidades de desarrollo y sus familias en los condados de Monterey, San Benito, Santa Clara y Santa Cruz
Nolan
Nolan participates in the Disabilities Support Program (DSP) at Evergreen Valley College, which enables students with disabilities to access all aspects of the college community.
Nolan
He is pictured on the DSP brochure. Nolan is working on an AS degree in Business Information Systems. He also participates in an integrated community program through Lights of Hope, a SARC service provider.
Rosemary
Rosemary is a 28-year-old woman who had lived with her parents in Santa Cruz all of her life. Rosemary worked with Housing Choices and recently was accepted to the Water Street Apartments, an affordable housing complex where she now lives.
Rosemary
The complex is located close to transit, shopping and services, and most importantly to Clarity Arts in Santa Cruz, where she hopes to launch her career as a painter. Rosemary is pictured next to one of her paintings which hangs in the office of the Water Street Apartments.
Community News & Events
Census 2020
Want to ensure your community gets its share of over $600 billion in federal funding?
All people with disabilities must be counted in the 2020 Census.
Help is available!
Community Resource Development Plan - Stakeholder Input 2020
San Andreas Regional Center (SARC) is seeking your input to identify services and supports ...
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Follow SARC on Social Media to keep up with Events, trainings, and Announcements.
Public Information Meetings - Disparity Presentations
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