Connections for Adults Living Independently, Inc.

Our work is guided by our values. Let’s explore “Maximizing social integration.”

> Maximizing social integration: In addition to activities of daily living and household management, CALI helps our clients stay connected to their friends, family, and community. CALI offers personalized support with locating community-based support services, written driver's education, job searching, and more.

Learn about our services and contact us on our website: https://www.cali-ca.org/

Thank you to the San Ysidro Community Collaborative for inviting CALI – Connections for Adults Living Independently to present and share our services with community professionals and partners.

Martha Flores, Community Outreach Worker, had the opportunity to discuss how CALI supports independence and empowers disabled adults living with intellectual disabilities to maximize their full potential in the home environment in San Diego County.

We truly appreciate SYCC’s commitment to bringing organizations together and helping strengthen community-level support and collaboration. Together, we can continue building stronger connections and improving access to services for those who need them most.

If you want to learn more about CALI, visit our website: www.cali-ca.org

Over 7 million Californians, nearly 27% of our population, have a disability. CALI’s mission is to enrich lives, support independence and empower disabled adults living with intellectual disabilities to maximize their full potential in the home environment. If you or a loved one need additional resources or support, please visit https://cali-ca.org/

ur work is guided by our values. Let’s explore “Promoting Independence.”

> Promoting independence: CALI's Supported Living Services are designed to enhance our clients' individuality and independence, personal worth, dignity, and privacy. Any limitations will be supported with the least restrictive methods necessary to maintain an individual’s safety while allowing for autonomous participation.

Learn about our services and contact us on our website: https://www.cali-ca.org/

CALI was honored to support the community at Bonita Middle School in celebration of Autism Awareness Month!

We extend our sincere thanks to Bonita Middle School for inviting us to be part of such an important event. CALI's very own Martha Rañón - Executive Vice President, attended the event and recognized it as a wonderful opportunity to connect, share resources, and celebrate inclusion together.

April is Autism Awareness Month—a time to promote understanding, acceptance, and support for individuals on the autism spectrum and their families. At CALI, we are committed to providing compassionate supported living services that empower individuals to thrive in their lives and communities.

If you or someone you know could benefit from our services, we encourage you to reach out and learn more about how we can help.

In the “National Snapshot of Adults with Intellectual Disabilities in the Labor Force” report, it was found that less than one out of every two working age adults with an intellectual disability is in the labor force. This is compared to 83% of working-age adults without disabilities.

At CALI, our focus on community integration includes job searching and Department of Rehabilitation support. Learn more about our services at https://cali-ca.org/

Happening TODAY!

We’re excited to be part of this year’s San Diego Regional Center Conference from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

This incredible event brings together self-advocates, families, service providers, and educators for a day of connection, learning, and empowerment. Whether you’re a Transition-Age Youth, an adult client, a parent, or a professional in the field, there’s something here for you.

Be sure to stop by our booth to say hello! We’ll be sharing valuable resources, answering your questions, and connecting you with tools and support that can make a real difference - we can’t wait to meet you today!

Our work is guided by our values. Let’s explore “Person-centered care.”

> Everyone who receives Supported Living Services from CALI comes to us with their own unique needs. That's why our staff creates individualized care plans for each client, with a person-centered approach to maximizing health and wellbeing.

Learn about our services and contact us on our website: https://www.cali-ca.org/

Did you know? According to the Brain Trauma Foundation, about 2.5 million individuals have TBIs annually. At CALI, we support those living with a TBI through Supported Living Services that encompass various tasks and skills across Activities of Daily Living, Health & Wellness, and Community Integration. All our services aim to expand our clients' capacity for communication, learning, self-direction, independent living, economic self-sufficiency, self-care, and mobility.

Learn about our services and contact us on our website: https://www.cali-ca.org/