CAPC, Inc.
CAPC, Inc. empowers individuals with disabilities and works with them to gain employment, assisted living arrangements, and connects them to the community by providing access to transportation, improve their communication and help them pursue higher education and strong relationships.
Our Initiatives
Housing
Through our Framework for Hope initiative, we are creating inclusive, affordable housing that promote long-term stability, independence, and dignity
Transportation
Connecting people to opportunity by ensuring reliable, accessible transportation to work, school, and community life—because mobility is key to independence.
Supported Living
Empowering independent lives through in-home support services tailored to individual needs—addressing both daily living and food insecurity to help people live safely and confidently in the homes of their choice
Employment
Building pathways to meaningful work through training, job placement, and career coaching—because a job is more than income; it’s a step toward full community inclusion.
Education
Expanding lifelong learning opportunities with access to education, skill-building, and inclusive classroom experiences—opening doors to personal growth and future success.
Employment
Building pathways to meaningful work through training, job placement, and career coaching—because a job is more than income; it’s a step toward full community inclusion.
Education
Expanding lifelong learning opportunities with access to education, skill-building, and inclusive classroom experiences—opening doors to personal growth and future success.
How your donations make a difference

Meet Ram. He works for a local carpet manufacturer, Shaw Industries in Santa Fe Springs.

Meet Lizzy who took her first steps to independence with the support of CAPC. She volunteers at PIH Health and works at a local grocery store in her community.

Meet Jason who graduated from Cal State Fullerton in 2017. His journey is just starting as he completes his degree and starts his career as a Adaptive PE Teacher

Meet Theresa a retired crossing guard and a local gardener. Follow her as she takes her next steps in life with our Senior Services .
CAPC Features
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Whittier, CA , July 1, 2023 – CAPC, Inc., a non-profit organization committed to serving individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD), is thrilled to announce the commemoration of its 40th Anniversary.
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Whittier, CA , July 1, 2023 – CAPC, Inc., a non-profit organization committed to serving individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD), is thrilled to announce the commemoration of its 40th Anniversary.
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Whittier, CA , July 16, 2023 – CAPC, Inc., a non-profit organization committed to serving individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD), hosted its First family BBQ for its Family Members, Staff and Community to attend
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Whittier, CA – CAPC, Inc., whose mission is to assist individuals with disabilities live and work independently announced Tuesday November 2, 2021 that Shauna Epting as newest Executive Director.
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CAPC is excited to host our monthly hiring day Wednesday May 15th from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. CAPC is hiring for the Community Advocate position. You can pre- apply HERE or fill out a paper application the day of the event.
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Update on our April 17th Hiring Event!