Rehabilitation Department

The Division of Community Affairs is a part of the Department of Housing and Community Development, which is administered by the government the State of California. The division s single family program is funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. It administers the HOME Investment Partnership Program. The Department of Housing and Community Development offers affordable housing opportunities. It also administers Occupational Licensing, Manufactured Housing, and Registration and Tilling programs. The department operates the Office of the Mobilehome Ombudsman, which receives and processes complaints from the public and officials, as well as provides information, coordination and referral solutions. Its Factory-Built Housing program features the construction of facilities in a manner where parts and processes cannot be inspected before installation.

The Department of Rehabilitation in Fair Oaks, CA has been providing employment and independent living programs for Californians with disabilities since 1963. They offer a range of innovative grants and initiatives, including programs for Social Security beneficiaries and a payment card system. With a strong focus on access and equity, they aim to empower individuals with disabilities to achieve employment, independence, and equality. The Department of Rehabilitation is committed to serving the needs of people with disabilities in California. With a network of field offices and a dedicated team of counselors, they provide essential services to thousands of individuals each year. Their dedication to advancing access and promoting disability employment is evident through their participation in National Disability Employment Awareness Month and their commitment to staying up to date with the latest information and events in the field of rehabilitation.Generated from the website