DRAIL Services
Tools for
Independent Lives
DRAIL services are tools that assist people with disabilities to live more independent lives. Independence requires support for both the physical and emotional needs of the individual. DRAIL services are designed to empower individuals to achieve personal goals, renew confidence and enable independence.
DRAIL has a wide range of services available.
For specific services questions please contact us and we'll refer a specialist to you.
Otherwise, core services and examples are listed below:
List of Services
Housing Referrals
DRAIL offers one-on-one assistance with consumers locating housing and accessing programs one may qualify for.
Get StartedInformation & Referral
If you would like basic information about our programs and services, or have questions about local resources and just don't know where to start, we can assist you with making an appropriate connection.
Get StartedPeer Support
These meetings are a platform for people to socialize, play games, and also talk about what they have been experiencing.
Get StartedPersonal Assistant Services
Similar to the IHSS registry but managed by people with disabilities, DRAIL has a caregiver/PCA registry through QuickMatch to help match consumers to providers.
Get StartedIndependent Living Skills Training
DRAIL provides a consumer-focused ILS skills class based on requested support and skill level.
Get StartedIndividual & Systems Change Advocacy
Through this two-track approach, we empower our consumers and the disability community to overcome barriers to access and services.
Get StartedDisability Income Advocacy / Benefits Advising
Direct support with Social Security and other public benefit applications, in addition to dedicated Social Security benefit application and advocacy support for individuals with disabilities experiencing homelessness through the Housing & Disability Advocacy Program (HDAP) in Stanislaus County.
Get StartedDisability Disaster Access Resources (DDAR)
Individuals who complete the application will be assessed for disaster and emergency services, including Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) events.
Learn MoreWork Incentives Planning & Assistance (WIPA)
Help people understand Social Security work incentives, WIPA helps you make informed choices.
Learn MoreCommunity Center Programs & Activities
Workshops that provide independent living skills through fun and educational activities in a safe, clean, and inclusive environment.
Learn MoreAging & Disability Resource Connection (ADRC) of the Mother Lode
No wrong door collaborative effort between DRAIL and Area 12 Agency on Aging to provide access and opportunity for persons with disabilities of all ages.
Learn MoreTransition Youth Services
Hands-on experiences that will help youth to live independently.
Get StartedCommunity Resources Directory
Search for community respurces across the six counties we serve.
Begin SearchHave questions or would like to contact us?
Complete the form below and we'll have one of our specialists reach out to you.
You may also contact us by phone at (209) 521-7260.