Who We Are Tri-Counties Regional Center (TCRC) is one of twenty-one non-profit regional centers in California providing life-long services and supports for people with developmental disabilities in San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties....
Day Programs Day programs are community-based programs for individuals served by a regional center. They are designed to provide interesting activities and training opportunities in a structured setting. The planning team agrees upon the most appropriate...
TRANSITION What is It? Transition is the process of change that occurs as your child approaches his/her 3rd birthday and the Early Start program ends. This is a time of many changes so we do our best to plan ahead. We call this process ‘Transition...
Your Baby’s Development Every baby is unique and develops at their own pace. If you or anyone who cares for your child has concern for your baby’s development, help is available at no charge to you. What is Early Start? It is a statewide system of...
California’s Employment First Policy This law contributed to competitive employment in the community becoming a real choice for individuals with developmental disabilities. Competitive integrated employment (CIE) means finding a job in the community where...
Introduction to RESCUE Tri-Counties RESCUE stands for Readiness, Education, Safety, Collaboration, and Understanding in Emergencies. Developed by Tri-Counties Regional Center (TCRC), this disaster preparedness program is designed to strengthen safety,...
Introduction to RESCUE Tri-Counties RESCUE stands for Readiness, Education, Safety, Collaboration, and Understanding in Emergencies. Developed by Tri-Counties Regional Center (TCRC), this disaster preparedness program is designed to strengthen safety,...
Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) Student Services DOR Student Services can work with you to help you prepare for a job, learn job skills and get real-world work experience. Students can participate if they: Are 16 through 21 years old. Are enrolled in a...
