Supported Living Services
Help for adults with developmental disabilities to live independently in their own home or with family, with support shaped around individual goals.
Meridian provides community-based support for adults with developmental disabilities, physical disabilities, and chronic illness across Los Angeles County, in their own home or with family.
Meridian Individual Support Services is a social services organization in Lynwood, California. We support adults with developmental disabilities so they can live, work, and take part in their community on their own terms.
Every person we work with gets support shaped around their own goals, whether that is in their own home or alongside family. We meet people where they are and adjust as their needs change.
Each service centers on one goal: helping people with developmental disabilities live as fully and independently as possible.
Help for adults with developmental disabilities to live independently in their own home or with family, with support shaped around individual goals.
Training in daily living skills, mobility, and self-advocacy that builds the confidence and capability for greater independence.
Programs that help people find meaningful work, build workplace skills, and grow toward financial independence in their community.
Activities and programs that help people become more involved, connected, and active members of the communities they live in.
Helping people understand their rights, navigate systems, and clearly communicate their needs to providers and the wider community.
Coordination across every provider involved, so each person receives consistent, connected support across all of their goals.
Our services can be funded through the South Central Los Angeles Regional Center (Regional Center), which means they may be available to you at little to no cost. Here is the path from first call to your first session.
Meridian primarily serves people who have developmental disabilities, are physically disabled, or are managing chronic illness, and who would benefit from community-based support.
People who would benefit from supported living, skills training, or community integration to build everyday independence.
People who need assistance with daily living, mobility, or taking part in their community while keeping their independence.
People managing ongoing illness who need consistent support to stay independent and maintain quality of life at home.
Schedule a free consultation. We will answer your questions, walk you through the Regional Center process, and explain exactly how Meridian can support you or your loved one.
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