Disability Rights: Links & Resources
There are many organizations in San Diego, Imperial, and the state of California working for equal access and equal treatment for all. Please let us know if you know of a program or organization that should be added to our resource list.
- Access Center of San Diego, including offices in San Diego, San Marcos, and Imperial Valley
- Accessible San Diego
- California Foundation for Independent Living Centers
- California State Independent Lving Council
- Center for an Accessible Society
- City of San Diego’s Disability Services Program
- Deaf Community Services of San Diego
- Department of Health & Human Services–Office of Disability, Aging, and Long-Term Care Policy
- Disability Access and Rights in California
- Disability Rights Legal Center, Los Angeles
- Independent Living USA, job listings
- National Center for the Dissemination of Disability Research
- Protection & Advocacy Inc.
- Social Security Administration
- Tax Tips for the Legally Disabled
- United States Access Board
- United Staets Department of Education–Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services
- Wheelchair.com’s Listing of Disability Resources
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