{"url":"/mission-hills/jay-nolan-community-services","provider":{"id":"jay-nolan-community-services","name":"Jay Nolan Community Services","kind":"organization","about":"Jay Nolan Community Services, Inc. (JNCS) supports people with autism spectrum disorder and other neurodiverse individuals to live as empowered, included and embraced members of the community. It offers supported living, adaptive skills training, independent living services, employment services, a career training program, Self-Determination Program support, Deaf services and nutrition services. It also operates in Kern County, San Jose and the Monterey Bay Peninsula. The Los Angeles office is in Mission Hills.","website":"https://jaynolan.org","phone":"(818) 361-6400","email":null,"instagram":null,"founded":null,"credentials":["Vendored with Eastern Los Angeles Regional Center","Vendored with Lanterman Regional Center"],"languages":[],"image":null},"location":{"id":"main","name":null,"street":"15501 San Fernando Mission Blvd","unit":"Suite 200","city":"mission-hills","zip":"91345","neighborhood":null,"coords":[-118.46681,34.27218],"precision":"exact"},"serviceArea":[],"programs":[{"id":"adaptive-skills","type":"health","name":"Adaptive skills training","summary":"Regional center-funded adaptive skills training for neurodiverse children and adults with autism and other developmental disabilities, from Jay Nolan in Mission Hills.","description":"Adaptive Skills Training is designed to help neurodiverse children and adults build independence. It focuses on the skills needed for daily tasks, self-sufficiency and greater community integration. Jay Nolan Community Services serves people with autism spectrum disorder and other developmental disabilities, and the service is funded through California regional centers: the agency is on the Eastern Los Angeles Regional Center vendor list and also appears on the Lanterman Regional Center list. Services follow a person-centered process: staff learn about the individual's goals through a discovery process with family and others, then write an Individual Support Plan. The agency also offers a private-pay option when government funding is not wanted or available. Deaf and hard of hearing individuals can be supported by staff with ASL skills and in-house ASL interpreters. The agency's Greater Los Angeles office is at 15501 San Fernando Mission Blvd, Suite 200, Mission Hills.","categories":["social-skills","special-needs"],"ages":{"min":0,"max":21},"format":"in-person","health":{"specialties":["Adaptive skills training","Independent living skills","Community integration","Person-centered planning"]},"traits":{"specialNeeds":"focused","conditions":["autism","developmental-delay","hearing"],"insurance":["regional-center","self-pay"],"languages":["asl"],"access":["sign-language"],"feel":"A regional center-vendored autism and developmental disability agency that builds everyday independence through person-centered plans.","topics":["adaptive-skills","independence","person-centered","vendored-elarc","vendored-lanterman","self-determination-program","deaf-hard-of-hearing","community-integration"],"goals":["independence","life-skills"]}}],"source":{"url":"https://jaynolan.org","name":"Eastern Los Angeles Regional Center vendor list, November 2025","fetched":"2026-10-12"},"updated":"2026-10-12","checked":null,"closed":null,"sample":false}