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ADAPTIVE LEARNING CENTER
Celebrating 25 Years of Serving Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders and Neurodevelopmenal Disabilities. |
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3227 CLAYTON ROAD CONCORD, CA 94519
PH: (925) 827– 3863 FAX: (925) 827– 4080 |
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EMAIL: info@c4al.org |
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The Adaptive Learning Center (ALC) is committed to maintaining a community environment with comprehensive services for adults with neurodevelopmental disabilities, including Autism Spectrum Disorders. The ALC program provides each participant with a residence in an apartment complex and a tailored program for growth and achievement. The wellbeing and dignity of each adult client is our primary concern. |
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Mission Statement The mission of the Adaptive Learning Center is to provide a safe and healthy community for adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders and neurodevelopmental disabilities to realize their individual potential for self-reliant living as defined by the ability to engage in productive work, to socialize successfully, to attend to their own physical and emotional health, and to experience on-going personal growth. |
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To make a (tax-deductible) donation online OR To purchase ALC Autism Awareness Walk T-Shirts online click the donation button, $12.00 each, and indicate number of T-Shirts and sizes (S,M,L): |
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ALC has openings for all areas of program services available in Concord, CA - Now taking applications for new participants.
See Admissions for details |
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UPCOMING TRAINING : |
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The Dale Law Firm Presents: Clients Rights Training Thursday, June 13, 2013 — 6:00 pm at ALC, Great Room
A Client Rights training has been scheduled for family members and ALC staff. Stephen Dale, Esq., LL.M. is a disability rights advocate and attorney dedicated to providing quality estate planning. He is a frequent speaker on a variety of disability related topics across the country. Mr. Dale regularly teaches courses to the public, financial professionals, and other attorneys on Special Needs Trusts and Trust administration. He was a board member of the State of California Developmental Disabilities Area Board 5.
Topics to be covered: ¨ What does Client Rights mean? - Legislation, list of rights ¨ Staff roles in respecting Client Rights -what information can be shared if client is not conserved ¨ Implications for family interactions with staff when client is not fully conserved ¨ Cover medication requirements (staff can’t change medications without physician approval) as one of key points. Also diet and exercise ¨ What are the family members’ “rights” in communicating with ALC and Regional Center ¨ Conservatorship options
6:00 pm—refreshments 6:30 pm—Training
Please RSVP by 6-12-13 call (925) 827-3863 or email info@c4al.org video conferencing is limited to 10 |