About Us
The following information is provided to assist you in your understanding
of what a developmental disability is and to learn more about Westside
Regional Center and our mission. Westside Regional Center offers assessment,
case management and support to persons with developmental disabilities.
The regional center system that serves people with developmental disabilities
in California has grown from the first two centers in 1966 to a network
of 21 agencies covering every area of the state. Each center is a private,
nonprofit corporation, funded by a contract with the State Department
of Developmental Services. Each has a Board of Directors that includes
clients*, parents, professionals, and other concerned community members.
This site will introduce you to Westside Regional Center (WRC) and the
services we offer, as well as provide general information that we hope
you will find useful. But please feel free to ask us if you have questions
not addressed here.
Everyone on the Westside Regional Center staff is dedicated to providing
support and assistance to all our clients, and to developing a working
partnership with families. Everything we do points to one mission: to
help persons with developmental disabilities achieve the greatest possible
enrichment and fulfillment in their lives.
The Westside Regional Center Vision and Guiding Principles
How Westside Regional Center is Funded
Westside Regional Center Service Area
Mission Statement
Director
Board Members
Inside Westside Newsletter
Definition of commonly used terms
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