SERVING SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SINCE 1976
Your Path to Independence Starts Here
ILCSC provides free services including housing assistance, peer support, vocational training, advocacy, and TBI support throughout Los Angeles County
50+
Years Serving Southern California
2000+
Individuals Supported Annually
3
Service Locations
100%
Free Services – No Cost to Clients
WHAT WE OFFER
Our Services
Comprehensive, person-centered support tailored to your goals.
Help locating safe, accessible housing and navigating applications, referrals, and housing resources.
Peer support with lived experience help you build skills, navigate systems, and connect with resources.
Job readiness training, computer skills, interview coaching, and job placement through our employer network.
Understand your rights and access advocacy, benefits counseling, and landlord or tenant guidance.
Practical skills for daily life at our Training House and Lancaster Center, with in-person and hybrid options available.
Support with transitioning from institutions or hospitals back into the community living – or preventing unnecessary institutionalization.
SINCE 1976
Nearly 50 Years of Community Impact
Since 1976, ILCSC has helped individuals with disabilities throughout Southern California access housing, advocacy, vocational support, peer mentorship, and independent living services.
As a consumer-driven nonprofit, we believe every person deserves the opportunity to live independently with dignity, confidence, and community support
501 (c)(3) Nonprofit
EIN: 95-3026060
Serving Southern California Since 1976
100% Free Services
Real Stories. Real Independence.
“They gave me hope. I didn’t know where to turn. ILCSC helped me find stable housing, get back to work, and believe in nyself again.”
– ILCSC consumer, San Fernando Valley, CA
Explore ILCSC
Facility Updates
Creating more welcoming, accessible spaces for consumers through office upgrades, Training House improvements, and facility enhancements
50 Years of Impact
For nearly five decades, ILCSC has empowered people with disabilities through advocacy, housing assistance, peer support, and independent living services.
Partnerships
Working alongside organizations, healthcare providers, schools, employers, and community agencies to expand opportunities for people with disabilities.