Entrance Criteria

Entrance Criteria

Lincoln Training Center’s programmatic emphasis is to provide vocational programming for individuals with disabilities who may not be able to work competitively in the community, or who may need assistance in attending and maintaining competitive employment. The Center does not base acceptance of an individual application for services upon age, color, gender, nationality, income level, or religious belief. All client/consumers of the Center must be mentally, physically, and/or emotionally disabled. The severity of disabilities varies among individuals.

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In addition having completed the application process,
all applicants must:

  • be at least 18 years of age
  • be independently self-ambulatory.
    (Canes walkers and wheel chairs are acceptable).
  • possess self-help skills
    (i.e. independently transport themselves to the restroom).
  • provide their own lunch, and be able to feed themselves independently.
  • provide their own medication.
  • be provided with transportation either through privately contracted agency, public transportation, by their family, or by their own means.
  • present diagnosis of disability from licensed physician and/or a referral from the Department of Rehabilitation Services.
  • show evidence of a general physical examination, and a psychological examination as established by Department of Rehabilitation Services.
  • provide appropriate documentation to verify eligibility to be employed (i.e. valid social security number, valid picture identification etc.).
  • be referred by a Regional Center or Department of Rehabilitation for services.
  • be evaluated by LTC rehabilitation staff for admission to the appropriate service program
  • successfully complete a 60-day probationary period.
  • be able to benefit from services under General Supervision.

Individuals determined ineligible for services at the time of their application are referred to another agency or service provider for assistance.

Referral Sources
Individuals may be referred by:

  • the privately subcontracted regional centers through the California State Department of Developmental Services.
  • California State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation.
  • Los Angeles County Office of Education.