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2026 State of the State: Disability Policy in California. The report breaks down 14 key issue areas, calling on California to do what the federal government won't. Read Report.
2026 State of the State: Disability Policy in California. The report breaks down 14 key issue areas, calling on California to do what the federal government won't. Read Report.
Text: The Power HEALTHCARE Gives Us. Photo: A abstract background with flowers showing portraits of four people who will be in the video series.
Text: The Power HEALTHCARE Gives Us. Photo: A abstract background with flowers showing portraits of four people who will be in the video series.
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Disability Rights California Information on CARE Act (SB 1338, Umberg 2022)

What is CARE Court? In 2022, Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 1338 (Umberg), creating the Community Assistance, Recovery, and Empowerment (CARE) Act, also known as CARE Court. This law allows certain third parties to petition a court to order people with Schizophrenia or other psychotic-spectrum disorders into treatment. All counties in California were required to implement CARE Court starting December 1, 2024.

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Text: DRC 2025 Annual Report. Breaking Through. Photo: Painting of the butterfly sitting on a flower.
Text: DRC 2025 Annual Report. Breaking Through. Photo: Painting of the butterfly sitting on a flower.
Text: Resource - Referral to Immigration Legal Services - Find Support Today. Photo: Southern California Skyline.
Text: Resource - Referral to Immigration Legal Services - Find Support Today. Photo: Southern California Skyline.

Careers

DRC employees are a valuable asset and vital to ensures our vision, mission, and values are fully realized. We're looking for talented and enthusiastic individuals to join our team!

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Disability Rights California Regional Center Vendor Reporting

Access the incident and monthly data reporting portal. This is a secure form that regional center vendors may use to submit incident reports and data reports required by law to be reported to Disability Rights California.

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