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Community Placement Plan (CPP) & Community Resource Development Plan (CRDP)
The Community Placement Plan (CPP) and Community Resource Development Plan (CRDP) were developed by the Department of Developmental Services (DDS) for regional centers as a means to enhance the capacity of the community service delivery system, reduce the reliance on the use of developmental center and other restrictive living environments, and ensure that individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities live in the least restrictive setting, appropriate to their needs. Through the CPP and CRDP, DDS provides funding to regional centers for the development of a variety of community-based resources designed to meet the needs for services and supports for individuals living in the community, pursuant to Welfare and Institutions Code sections 4418.25 and 4679(a).
CPP/CRDP Start-Up Plan Approval
NLACRC CPP & CRDP Priorities
CPP/CRDP Requests for Proposals
Fiscal Year 2025-2026
Project #: NLACRC-2426-1
Service Provider for Enhanced Behavioral Supports Home (EBSH) for Adults (Male)
Start-up Funds: $250,000
Service provider for 4-bed (2 ambulatory, 2 non-ambulatory) Community Care Licensed EBSH for adult male individuals with intellectual disability and/or severe behavioral needs needing community placement or deflection from Porterville Developmental Center, Canyon Springs, IMDs, or other restrictive setting.
Project #: NLACRC-2526-3
Service Provider for Enhanced Behavioral Supports Home (EBSH) for Adults (Co-ed)
Start-up Funds: $300,000
Service provider for 4-bed (2 ambulatory, 2 non-ambulatory) Community Care Licensed EBSH for adult individuals with intellectual disability and/or severe behavioral needs needing community placement or deflection from Porterville Developmental Center, Canyon Springs, IMDs, or other restrictive setting.
Project #: NLACRC-2526-4
Start-up Funds: $250,000
Service provider for a 4-bed (2 ambulatory, 2 non- ambulatory) Adult Residential Facility (ARF) Level 7, with Delayed Egress (formerly known as Specialized Residential Facility – SRF) to serve individuals with developmental disabilities, substance abuse and mental health service needs who require a structured, licensed setting while working towards transition to a less restrictive residential setting.
Project #: NLACRC-2526-5
Service Provider for Adaptive Skills Training for Children
Start-up Funds: $30,000
This service will provide ongoing Socialization and Safety Training for youth and young adults with intellectual disability and/or severe behavioral needs residing in an Enhanced Behavioral Supports Home (EBSH), licensed residential facility, or who are at risk of placement in a licensed setting. Services will be provided outside of school hours.
Project #: NLACRC-2526-8
Emergency Short-Term Shelter Services
Start-up Funds $60,000
Program to provide short-term (approximately 3–5 days) emergency shelter services to support clients who must be displaced during disasters at two (2) existing Community Care Licensed facilities—one in the San Fernando Valley, and the other in the Antelope Valley.
Project #: NLACRC-2526-9
Start-up Funds: $50,000
Development of new or expansion of existing Housing Access Services businesses resulting in the establishment of local, regional Housing Access Services that will utilize the On My Own Roommate Matching app. Joint project with Tri-Counties Regional Center.