The mission of AbilityFirst of Southern California, is based upon a community tradition of voluntary service, where concerned persons combine their efforts to solve human problems. It is our continuing mission to
Identify and reach out to persons with disabilities
Assess the need for programs
Seek solutions to problems affecting persons with disabilities
Foster cooperation between local, state, and national agencies of governmental bodies serving persons with disabilities in Southern California. AbilityFirst of Southern California currently operates
Seven program centers
Two residential camps
Four residential facilities
Four vocational sites to serve the many needs of youths and adults who have physical and/or developmental disabilities. AbilityFirst is affiliated with
The National Council for the Handicapped
United Way Partner in Los Angeles
Endorsed for the 42nd year by the Social Service Department of the City of Los Angeles. AbilityFirst is accredited and licensed with
The Commission of Accreditdation of Rehabilitation Facilities
The American Camping Association
The California Department of Social Services Afterschool child care programs are available for special education students in Anaheim and in Huntington Beach (or who can arrange transportaion to and from our sites).
