About
Their core services focus on assistive technology, housing, and economic empowerment. ILRCSF provides support, information, and advocacy based on the needs of consumers, who are empowered to identify their own needs. The organization offers a range of programs, including independent living skills, information and referral services, peer support, assistive technology, institutional transition and diversion support, systems change advocacy and training, and youth services. They also provide workshops and support groups on various topics. ILRCSF's services are available to adults living or working in San Francisco, and they have a strong focus on promoting independent living, economic independence, and community involvement. The organization relies heavily on public support and donations to continue providing essential services to people with disabilities.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Assistive Technology
ILRCSF's AT program helps consumers identify their AT needs, find the AT that suits them best, provides free loans of equipment, and supports consumers as they explore various funding sources for permanent AT.
Housing Support and Advocacy
ILRCSF provides basic housing information and guidance with a focus on tenants' rights, Fair Housing, and advocacy, in addition to assisting consumers in registering with San Francisco's Housing Portal.
Economic Empowerment
Via workshops, formal training, and one-on-one consultation, ILRCSF's Economic Empowerment staff help consumers take control of their own finances, set realistic financial goals, and develop habits which support Independent Living.
Legal Services
ILRCSF's Legal Program staff provides consumers between the ages of 18 and 59 with consultation services, support, and representation regarding an array of legal issues related to disability and accessibility.
Community Activities
ILRCSF's Community Activities Program is all about making connections, trying new things, having fun, getting out in the community, making friends, and having a good time.
Education & Advocacy
The Education and Advocacy Program empowers individuals with disabilities by providing them with the knowledge and tools they need to advocate for their rights and access necessary services.