Ability Tools

Refresh mobile restrooms are designed to be easily transported to various locations, including emergency evacuation sites. This ensures that everyone, including individuals with disabilities, has access to essential restroom facilities regardless of their location during the evacuation process. The Refresh has a number of features necessary including a stabilization system, self-contained power, interior climate control with heat and air conditioning, as well as a Refresh Ambassador who stays with the vehicle.

What’s the difference between a reasonable accommodation and reasonable modification?

How will having an emotional support animal affect my housing?

I need physical changes in my unit because of my disability. Do I have to pay for these modifications?

Disability Rights California has gathered their most frequently asked housing questions, submitted by people with disabilities all across California. Discover the answers to these questions and more at our upcoming Disability Housing FAQ Workshop on Thursday, June 29th, from 1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. PST, presented by Disability Rights California, The Center for Independent Living, ECHO Fair Housing, and Bay Area Legal Aid.

Our Disability Housing FAQ Workshop is a hybrid event.

In-Person: Osher Conference Room @ the Ed Roberts Campus at 3075 Adeline Street, Berkeley, CA, 94703.
Virtual: via Zoom; virtual attendees can register here: https://bit.ly/DisabilityHousingFAQ

ASL and CART will be provided. For other reasonable accommodation or language requests, submit them via our Zoom registration page or reach out to Emma at [email protected] or 510-422-5085.

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