CCCIL promotes the independence of people with disabilities by supporting their equal and full participation in life. CCCIL provides advocacy, education, and support to people with disabilities, their families, and the community. Their services consist of: an Independent Living program, Assistive Technology Services, Personal Assistance Services and  New Options Traumatic Brain Injury Program and Homeless Services. They have staff that speak English and Spanish and their office is wheelchair accessible. To apply for the program please give them a call.

Below you will find some of their program names and a brief description of  the program.

Homeless Services (pg 42)-  CCCIL can assist you by enrolling you into Coordinated Entry. Coordinated entry is a consistent, community-wide process to match people experiencing homelessness to community resources that are the best fit for their situation. In a community using coordinated entry, homeless individuals and families complete a standard triage assessment survey that identifies the best type of intervention for that household

Personal Assistance Services  – CCCIL can work with you to find a Personal Assistance that will assist you with your needs. CCCIL can also enroll caregivers and providers into CCCIL’s PA Registry. The registry’s main purpose is to provide affordable, reliable, experienced personal assistants to older adults and persons with disabilities to enable them to live independently. Included are aides with many years of experience but no formal training, personal homecare workers, certified nurse assistants, LVN’s, medical assistants, RN’s, etc.

Device Lending and Demonstration Center 

CCCIL has been awarded a contract with Ability Tools of California to provide short term loans of assistive devices and gadgets that can help consumers live independently. CCCIL has a variety of devices to choose from ranging from easy to use “low-tech” to more advanced “high-tech” devices. You must be a member of CCCIL to be a part of this program. 

Devices from the following categories are available:

•    • Blind and Low Vision
•    • Computers/Tablets and Accessories
•    • Activities of Daily Living
•    • Deaf and Hard of Hearing
•    • Environmental Adaptations
•    • Learning and Cognition
•    • Mobility, Seating, and Positioning
•    • Recreation
•    • Speech Communication

PLEASE NOTE THAT DUE to COVID-19: CCCIL is modifying office operations.  All business will be conducted by phone or electronically.  All essential services will continue to be provided by phone, online and by mail.