Independent Living Center of Southern California, Inc.
Serving Persons With Disabilities Since 1976
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Updates
– The ILCSC will be closed Monday, 5/25/20 for the Memorial Day Holiday. We will be open on Tuesday, 5/26/20 to take your calls.
– Staff are available to take your calls. The ILCSC continues to provide services remotely during the COVID-19 emergency…
Van Nuys: (818) 988-9525
Lancaster: (661) 942-9726
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Independent Living
Services
‘Your Path to Independence’
Computer Skills
Cooking Skills
Gardening Skills
Mission Statement: The ILCSC Is Dedicated To Providing The Services Which Offer The Opportunity To Seek An Individual Path Towards Independence, While Educating The Community.
ILCSC Services in Numbers
5
Locations To Serve You
1000+
Clients Served
15
Services Provided
20+
Caring Personnel
HELP US TO PROVIDE VITAL SERVICES IN YOUR COMMUNITY!
YOUR DONATION CAN MAKE THE DIFFERENCE for PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES…
“A client with a Traumatic Brain Injury, with the assistance of his ILCSC Case Manager, obtained a position at Sears as an Electronic Associate…just a few years after experiencing his accident. He was very excited about working again and interacting with the public as a professional. This opportunity helped him assess his capabilities, and to put into perspective his goals and support in determining suitable employment in the future.“
You may donate by clicking on the Pay Pal button above, or by sending a check (made payable to “ILCSC”).
Mail to: ILCSC, 14407 Gilmore Street, Suite 101, Van Nuys, CA 91401.
The ILCSC is a 501 (c)(3) organization. Your donations are tax deductible, as allowed by law.
“I gained many new skills to help me live independently. I am now working and have a very full life.”
N.E.
“I have learned how to do resumes, thank you letters, how to prepare for job interviews, and job readiness. How to be independent.”
J.B.
“I am more ready for the workforce, more than I ever have been. I have gained a lot of confidence about me.“
A.K.
