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What is Coordinated Family Support

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The Coordinated Family Support (CFS) program by CRS helps adults with special service needs and their families who receive regional center services. Our focus is to bridge local agencies like Sacramento County Aging & Disability Resource Connection (ADRC) to develop a sustainable plan that promotes well-being, quality of life, and independence.

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In response to feedback from family members, CFS has been set up to address the lack of services for adult consumers who have chosen to live in their family homes.

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CFS Services 

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In order to take into account evolving needs and preferences of the individual being served as well as their family caregiver, CFS is designed to ensure that both individuals and families have equitable access to services and tailored assistance.

Sacramento Region Program Manager

 

Mariano Rosales

 (916) 706-1520​

Community Training

Participation in training is encouraged for families and guardians within the circle of support for the person served.

Gain greater independence at home and in various environments through Role Play, Interactive Training, Community Engagement Activities, Resource Fairs, and Educational Seminars

Disability-Specific Education and Resources
 

I&R on diagnosis-specific resources Creating pathways to overcome barriers Navigation of generic and other resources. Assistance in creating a registry of community resources

Person-centered age-appropriate activities and training to provide individuals and their families with the supports necessary to achieve targeted action plan objectives.

Service Delivery Assistance

Coordinate consistency in training across providers specific to individual and family needs.

Assist with scheduling appointments Identifying transportation options Identifying backup service providers Future planning individuals and families Identifying support to reside in the family home successfully

Advocacy

Support individuals with learning a more in-depth explanation of consumer rights, employment rights, reasonable accommodations, and resources available within their communities.
 
SSI | CAL Fresh | In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) | Assistive Technology | Home Modification Programs | Peer Counseling Services | Behavioral Health | Local Advocacy Groups
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Improve Safety & Social Awareness through skill-building training: Coping Skills Social Skills Etiquette Skills

Mobility in the Community

Gain knowledge by learning how to access various modes of transportation. ACCESS, Lyft, Metro Rail & Bus, Taxis

Additional Resources

County Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC)
County Area Agency on Aging (AAA)
Behavioral Support Services Independent Living Core Services

Arcadia

11625 Clark Street, Suite 101, Arcadia, CA 91006

Downey

7830 Quill Drive, Suite D, Downey, CA 90242

Pomona

100 Exchange Pl., Bldg. B, Pomona, CA 91768

Sacramento

4600 47th Ave, Suite 103, Sacramento, CA, 95824

Corporate

133 N Altadena Drive, Suite 425 Pasadena, CA 91107

Pasadena

133 N Altadena Drive, Suite 305, Pasadena, CA 91107

Poway

13025 Danielson St, Suite 109, Poway CA 92064

San Bernardino

1950 S. Sunwest Ln., Suite 104, San Bernardino, CA 92408

Southern California
Phone: (888) 331-1451

Sacramento
Phone: 916-706-1570

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For Regional Client Service Complaints Contact )DDS) Department of Developmental Services: https://www.dds.ca.gov/complaints/  
Phone: 916-654-1987

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