For anyone in Los Angeles living with a disability, or supporting someone who is, the City of L.A.’s Disability Services page is a critical gateway. Hosted by the Department on Disability, it’s a central clearinghouse of information, guidance, and programs aimed at ensuring people with disabilities have full access to employment, transportation, housing, and city services. It goes beyond simply listing services, it connects people to practical resources like accessible housing, accessible van and taxi programs, and feedback mechanisms so that users can make their voices heard. 

One of the most valuable features of the site is its quick‑links section. By funneling users to programs that address specific needs, like mobility (via accessible vans and taxis) or specialized housing, the site helps reduce the frustration of having to dig through multiple bureaucratic layers. It also provides clear local contact points (for example, the City’s 311 line) which makes it easier for residents to get help or report issues.

In a city as vast and diverse as L.A., having a reliable, accessible, and well‑organized resource like this is vital. It ensures that information about disability rights and services isn’t just available, it’s usable. Whether you’re looking for program eligibility, understanding your options, or exploring how to make your home or transit route more accessible, this site is a valuable first stop.

Visit City of Los Angeles’ Disability Services page