Volunteer Center of Los Angeles

Service Inclusion at Volunteer Center of Los Angeles

VCLA is committed to making its volunteer opportunities inclusive to individuals with disabilities.

What is Service Inclusion?

Service Inclusion refers to the engagement of people with disabilities as service providers in the Community.

People with disabilities have just as much to give back to their communities as anyone else. Volunteering is a powerful way for anyone to connect with community, make new friends, gain new skills and sense of well being. This is equally true for people with disabilities, who often feel an equally powerful need to give back.

For Volunteers with Disabilities

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VCLA is the largest volunteer action center in the country, and a proud member of the HandsOn Network and Points of Light Institute, an international organization which inspires, equips, and mobilizes people to take action that changes the world. At the center of the network are 250 affiliates serving 83% of the American population and 12 international communities.