Disability Resource Center
Foothill College has a long-standing commitment to excellence and accessibility of education for all students. The DRC offers academic support for students with disabilities. The program promotes student independence and works to make campus classes, facilities and services accessible through specialized classes, reasonable accommodation and advocacy and disability awareness activities. Learn more.

Staff
Look here for all of the contact information for the Adaptive Learning Department. Learn more.

Computer Access Center
The Foothill College Computer Access Center provides instruction and support in the use of adaptive computer technology for students with disabilities. Our goal is to mainstream students with the support of assistive technology. Learn more.

Transition to Work Program
The Transition to Work Program (TTW) is a 12-month vocational program designed for students with disabilities who can function independently on a college campus but may not have the ability to succeed in a traditional college classroom. Focused instruction gives TTW students the opportunity to develop specific job skills. Students receive on-the-job training at the Foothill campus and enroll in communication, social skills, independent living and physical education classes. For more information, call Mary Hawkins at (650) 949-7242. Learn more.

Community-Based Program
Responding to diverse community needs, the Community-Based Disabled Students Program exists, through innovative and comprehensive educational programs, to provide lifetime opportunities for continued growth, development, and involvement which enhance the quality of life of students with disabilities. Learn more.

REACH
The Foothill College REACH Program is designed to provide the essential link between outpatient rehabilitation and full community reintegration to adults recovering from stroke. Learn more.

Services for Students with Learning Disabilities
Foothill provides services for students with verified learning disabilities. If you suspect that you have a learning disability, you can consult a Foothill College learning disability specialist to determine if a comprehensive learning disability assessment is needed. When a learning disability is verified, special ongoing services such as academic and vocational counseling, early registration, note-taking and extended time for examinations are available. Classes offered include study skills, compensatory techniques and writing skills. To schedule a consultation, call (650) 949 7017.

Adapted Physical Education
The Foothill College Adapted Physical Education program offers students with diverse limitations the opportunity to participate in physical activity courses, developed to fit their specific needs and goals. Students who are disabled have the opportunity to achieve success within the psychomotor domain through the assistance and support of the Adapted Physical Education faculty and staff. Learn more.

Medi-Cal
Foothill's Adaptive Learning Division encourages students and their families to seek joint Medi-Cal/Healthy Families benefits for assessment, screening, or treatment. Call toll-free, 888-747-1222 for application forms and receive referrals to local organizations that can help you complete applications.

More children qualify for no-cost and low-cost medical, dental and vision care coverage programs.
Some of the benefits:

• Prescription medicine
• Dental and eye care
• Regular checkups
• Physician and hospital services
• Immunizations and well-baby care

Children who are eligible:

• Under 19 years old
• California residents
• U.S. citizens, nationals or eligible immigrants
• Family incomes at or below certain levels

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Accessibility Locations Map
You'll find a map with wheelchair ramps, elevator and parking diagrams designed for your easy access. Learn more.