Far Northern Regional Center

Far Northern Regional Center Providing services and supports that allow people with developmental disabilities to live productive and valued lives.

The regional center is conceived of as a fixed point of reference for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. The regional center achieves its mission primarily through case management services, coordinating community resources such as education, health, welfare, rehabilitation and recreation for individuals with developmental disabilities. Services and supports are provide

d by the regional center to assist individuals to reach their maximum potential. To the extent that people with disabilities are treated as passive and incapable, that is what they will be. To the extent that people with disabilities are given the opportunity to be full participants in determining the directions of their lives, that is what they will become. The regional center focuses its efforts on the latter. The desire to have personal control over our lives is a value we all share. In California legislation, the Lanterman Developmental Disabilities Act underscores the importance of this commonly held value by stating that individuals (and where appropriate, their parents, legal guardian, or conservator) "...should participate in decisions affecting their own lives, including, but not limited to, where and with whom they live, their relationships with people in their community, the way in which they spend their time, including education, employment, and leisure, and the pursuit of their own personal future, and program planning and implementation." Far Northern Regional Center attempts to provide a structure and service delivery system to assure that this value is realized in the lives of the people we serve. Far Northern Regional Center is responsible for serving residents of the nine counties in Northern California (Butte, Glenn, Lassen, Modoc, Plumas, Tehama, Trinity, Shasta and Siskiyou). FNRC also serves individuals from these nine counties who reside in California state developmental centers (formerly called state hospitals). Entry to or discharge from state developmental centers is coordinated through the regional centers.

05/29/2026
Notice of Community MeetingCaseload RatiosMonday, June 29, 2026Why? At least once per year each regional center reports ...
05/27/2026

Notice of Community Meeting
Caseload Ratios
Monday, June 29, 2026

Why? At least once per year each regional center reports to the Department of Developmental Services in a prescribed format, detailed information on the number of service coordinators currently working.

Based on the information given to the Department of Developmental Services Far Northern Regional Center was found not to be in compliance with caseload ratio requirements of Welfare and Institutions Code Section 4648 ©.

This meeting is to be held to gather input regarding our plan. If you have ideas that might improve the situation, please feel free to join the Zoom meeting to share your ideas or submit written comments to:

Zoom Information: Meeting ID: 833 0970 3174
Passcode: 410171

Far Northern Regional Center
Re: Caseload Ratios
P. O. Box 492418
Redding, CA 96049-2418

Thank you FNRC Staff for coming out to support for The Law Enforcement Torch Run!!! Special Olympics Shasta County
05/27/2026

Thank you FNRC Staff for coming out to support for The Law Enforcement Torch Run!!! Special Olympics Shasta County

05/27/2026

The Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics, Northern California, will be held tomorrow, Wednesday, May 27th, on Hilltop Dr. This event will begin at 9:00am in the Best Buy parking lot and conclude in the Ross parking lot, with local law enforcement providing es**rt. We invite you to show your support for all participants and wish them the best of luck! 🏃

05/26/2026

📢🗓️ Upcoming IPP Presentation in Trinity County 🗓️📢

Far Northern Regional Center invites individuals, families, and community members to attend an upcoming IPP (Individual Program Plan) Presentation in Trinity County. 🌟

📍 Location: Trinity Disability Center,
171 Masonic Lane, Weaverville, CA. 96093
May 28th, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM (English)

This presentation is a great opportunity to learn more about the IPP process, available services and supports, and how person-centered planning helps individuals achieve their goals. Some presentations may also be offered in Spanish. 💙

Please see the attached flyer for additional details. We hope you can join us!

05/26/2026

📢🗓️ Upcoming IPP Presentation in Glenn County 🗓️📢

Far Northern Regional Center invites individuals, families, and community members to attend an upcoming IPP (Individual Program Plan) Presentation in Glenn County. 🌟

📍 Location: Orland Library;
333 Mills Street, Orland, CA. 95963
May 27th, 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM (English)
May 26th, 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM (Spanish)

This presentation is a great opportunity to learn more about the IPP process, available services and supports, and how person-centered planning helps individuals achieve their goals. Some presentations may also be offered in Spanish. 💙

Please see the attached flyer for additional details. We hope you can join us!

05/26/2026

📢🗓️ Upcoming IPP Presentation in Siskiyou County 🗓️📢

Far Northern Regional Center invites individuals, families, and community members to attend an upcoming IPP (Individual Program Plan) Presentation in Siskiyou County. 🌟

📍 Location: Compass Office;
190 Boles Street, W**d, CA. 96006
May 27th, 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM (English)

This presentation is a great opportunity to learn more about the IPP process, available services and supports, and how person-centered planning helps individuals achieve their goals. Some presentations may also be offered in Spanish. 💙

Please see the attached flyer for additional details. We hope you can join us!

💙🌿 May is National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month 🌿💙This month, we recognize the importance of asthma and allergy aw...
05/26/2026

💙🌿 May is National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month 🌿💙

This month, we recognize the importance of asthma and allergy awareness, education, and prevention. For many individuals and families, understanding triggers, symptoms, and treatment options can make a big difference in staying healthy and safe.

At Far Northern Regional Center, we encourage our community to stay informed, take symptoms seriously, and work with healthcare providers to manage asthma and allergies with confidence.

Awareness leads to better prevention, healthier choices, and stronger support for those affected. 💙

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1900 Churn Creek Road
Redding, CA
96002

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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+15302224791

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