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Welcome to the Disabled Resource Center

A lively group photo of fourteen people dressed in creative Halloween costumes, gathered in an office setting with framed certificates and a clock on the wall in the background. From left to right:

• The first person is seated in a wheelchair, dressed in black with fake wounds on their face and arms, giving a spooky vibe.
• Next is someone wearing a colorful Hawaiian outfit with a flower lei and straw hat, evoking a tropical look.
• A scarecrow costume follows, with a tattered straw hat and burlap outfit, standing with arms outstretched for an eerie effect.
• Beside the scarecrow is a person dressed as the creepy clown Pennywise, wearing a red shirt, white gloves, and a frightening clown mask, seated in a wheelchair.
• In the middle, a woman dressed in a classic Red Riding Hood costume with a red cape stands out.
• Next to her, someone wears a traditional German-style dress with a lace apron and floral headband.
• Two women in a black witch costume complete with a wide-brimmed hat, capturing the spirit of Halloween.
• Next is a striking figure with Dia de los Muertos makeup, adorned in a black dress with silver studs, a flower headpiece, and painted face.
• Standing in a bright red French fries costume is a person holding a bottle resembling a condiment, adding a humorous touch.
• Mario from the Super Mario series is present, wearing the iconic red hat, blue overalls, and white gloves, waving happily from the back.
• A woman in a butterfly-inspired costume with vibrant rainbow colors stands nearby.
• Next is someone with a light blue wig, wearing a pastel-themed mermaid outfit, adding a pop of color to the group.
• Finally, a woman dressed as Supergirl in a blue and red costume with a gold belt and emblem completes the ensemble.

The group radiates a fun and spirited energy, celebrating Halloween with a mix of scary, whimsical, and humorous costumes.

Our Mission

To empower people with disabilities to live independently in the community, to make their own decisions about their lives and to advocate on their own behalf.

DRC provides services to all people with disabilities, regardless of their age, gender, ethnicity, sexual preference or disability type.

Come and learn what DRC services you may be eligible for.

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Mobility Management Program learn more about this program

DRC Needs Your Help! We are always looking for volunteers to assist us

Links

See all our links to different resources and applications.

Housing Services

We provide information on rights as a tenant, workshops on housing issues, assistance programs, and more. Housing Services

Self- Advocacy

Organizing, advocating and
educating are major components of the program, and each takes a
step towards teaching self-advocacy and empowerment skills. Self- Advocacy

Independent Living Skills

This program provides people with disabilities an opportunity to attain their goal to live independently. Independent Living Skills

Supporters

Your gift today helps DRC to continue to help its consumers toward independent living. Either it be cash, goods or donating your time. All is welcomed.

 

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Disabled Resources Center
2750 E. Spring Street
Long Beach, CA 90806

Telephone: (562) 427-1000
TTY: (562) 427-1366
Fax: (562) 427-2027

E-Mail: info@drcinc.org

Webmaster/Operations Manager: samanthamam@drcinc.org

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