Central and South  Los Angeles ADRC

No Wrong Door
Service.

Children are not things to be molded but are people to be unfolded.

To provide a No Wrong Door Service Philosophy with a comprehensive network of support and services for people with disabilities, seniors, older adults, their families and caregivers in the Los Angeles Region.

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Grocery Connections

Home Delivery Meals,
Congregate Meals
Special Dirteater Programs
SNAP
CAL Fresh assistance

Housing Advocacy and Connections

CES Entry point
Evocation prevention
Section 8 annual recertification
Accessible Units Identification/Application
Senior Housing Wait list
Senior Housing Applications

Transition Services

For People who are currently in the hospital, nursing facility, or other institution and wishes to receive long term services and supports and home or in a community base setting.

Happiness cannot be pursued; it must ensue.

Central and South Los Angeles ADRC

The Central and South Los Angeles ADRC team was established in July of 2020, and is head quartered in historic Downtown Los Angeles (DTLA).

211 LA

The Contact and Referral Center for the ADRC

The Contact and Referral Center for the ADRC

211 LA (or 211 LA County) is A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization serving all of Los Angeles County with connections to health and human services. 211 LA provides information and referrals to the services that best meet individual needs, through our 24 hour 2-1-1 call line, or through our website and chat. 211 LA also provides special programs including outreach, service navigation and care coordination to assist people with accessing services.

Our Partners

Who can be served by the ADRC of Los Angeles?

The ADRC Los Angeles is a region-wide resource connection for all ages with disability and seniors regardless of income level.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Aging and Disability Resource Connection is a new partnership between 211, Agency Area on Aging (AAA), and an Independent Living Center—Communities Actively Living Independent and Free (CALIF). We are here to make things easier for persons living with disabilities and persons over 60

We are focusing our efforts on what is known as Long Term Care Needs. Long Term Care can be many things: housing, benefits, In-Home Support Services, Community Living, Enhanced Information and Referral, Hospice, Home Modification, and much more.

Call 211

If you live with any form/type of disability, of any age or a senior of 60 years or older, you are eligible.

Yes, call 211.