This quarter’s highlights include…
Cover story profiling Pei-Hsien Lin, a person served by RCOC who is successfully working full-time as a Research and Development Lab Technician for Edwards Lifesciences, a global healthcare innovator located in Irvine.
A column from Executive Director Larry Landauer reflecting on how adults with developmental disabilities thrive in integrated workplaces and the value they bring to employers and coworkers.
An invitation to families to get tickets to attend Irvine Barclay Theatre’s sensory-friendly performance of the beloved holiday ballet, The Nutcracker, along with a call for nominations for RCOC’s 2026 Spotlight Awards.
Listings for a variety of upcoming free educational workshops and events for families, hosted by RCOC and partner organizations.
Everyday Wellness story raising awareness about the importance of maintaining healthy cholesterol levels, with a chart depicting heart-healthy, at-risk, and dangerous cholesterol levels.
School services (formerly special education) column with tips for communicating effectively with your child’s IEP team.
Person-to-Person column sharing the perspective of two adults served by RCOC on the value of all types of work, including both paid work and volunteer work.
Thank you to sponsors Aveanna Healthcare and 24 Hour Home Care for donating backpacks and to social-recreation service providers for showcasing their programs at RCOC’s Back-to-School Resource Fair which took place at the Santa Ana Zoo.
Information on how to become a sponsor of RCOC’s Wish Tree program, which fulfills holiday gift wishes for low-income adults and children we serve.