Dayle McIntosh Center
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Information and Referral
Another function of the Dayle McIntosh Center is the collection and dissemination of information regarding activities, products, and services that may be of particular benefit to persons with disabilities. An extensive reference system has been compiled that contains information on a wide range of topics such as disability laws, standards for accessibility, and information about recreation, education, and rehabilitation opportunities.
DMC offers the following programs and services:
- Advocacy
- Aging with Vision Loss (AVL)
- Assistive Technology (AT)
- Benefits Planning
- Client Assistance Program (CAP)
- Community Outreach
- Core Independent Living Skills (ILS)
- Interpreting services
- Disability Awareness (ADA Training)
- Durable Medical Equipment (DME)
- Housing
- Information and Referral (I&R)
- Peer Support
- Personal Assistance Services (PAS)
- Public Education and Awareness
- Sign Language Interpreting
- Transition Services
- Video Relay Services (VRS)
- Vocational Services
DMC works in partnership with several services providers including:
California Alliance of Information & Referrals Services – CAIRS - California Foundation for Independent Living Centers- CFILC – California State Impendent Living Council – CalSILC/SILC –National Council on Independent Living – NCIL – Orange County United Way – 2-1-1 Orange County.
For more information please contact Jose Alfaro/ I&R Coordinator
714-621-3300 ext. 311
jalfaro@daylemc.org