Disability Rights California Advocacy and Community Engagement (ACE) Program provides legal services, guidance, resources, trainings, education, and community advocacy to Californians with disabilities.

Disability Rights California Advocacy and Community Engagement (ACE) Program provides legal services, guidance, resources, trainings, education, and community advocacy to Californians with disabilities.

Disability Rights California’s Peer Self-Advocacy (PSA) Program advocates for and oversees the California Memorial Project (CMP). The CMP’s mission is to honor and restore dignity to individuals with mental health and developmental disabilities who lived and died in California state institutions.

The California Office of Patients' Rights (COPR) is a DRC unit contracted by the Department of State Hospitals.

Disability Rights California’s Client Assistance Program (CAP) provides information, advice, and advocacy to help people who have disabilities so they can understand their rights and get employment services

The Office of Clients’ Rights Advocacy (OCRA) is part of Disability Rights California. OCRA provides free legal information, advice, and representation to regional center clients.

Disability Rights California Peer Self Advocacy (PSA) program provides outreach and self-advocacy training to people with mental health disabilities who live in mental health residential care facilities, state hospitals and the community.

Disability Rights California Peer Self Advocacy (PSA) program provides outreach and self-advocacy training to people with mental health disabilities who live in mental health residential care facilities, state hospitals and the community.