NOTICE: COVID-19 UPDATE
- Updated - 1/20/2022
The Antelope Valley Foundation for the Developmentally Disabled has limited in-person services for essential programming only to keep our staff, clients and community safe. AVFDD in-person services will remain partially closed until further notice based on local, state, and federal guidance. We are currently offering Alternative Services to our clients through limited on-site activities, home visits, packages, telehealth, and zoom activities.
Stay tuned for exciting news in 2022 as Daystar works to evolve its programs for an enriched, community integrated, person-centered, and employment-focused experience!
Please contact us anytime for information and resources available during this time at (661) 945-7290
We hope to see everyone back soon!
SINCERELY,
AVFDD MANAGEMENT
Our Mission
The mission of the Antelope Valley Foundation for the Developmentally Disabled is to provide quality, educational and training experiences designed to
enhance the capacity of our participants to achieve the highest level of life and satisfaction. 
Goals
Our goal is to provide our consumers with comprehensive training and development in the following areas:
- Self-Care
- Community Integration
- Self-Advocacy
- Attendance of 90%
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Programs
Our programs have essentially similar educational and training objectives.
The programs are distinquished from one another by the defining characteristics and/or limitations of the specific persons served in each program.
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North L.A. Regional Center
Find out if you or a family member is eligible to receive services through North Los Angeles County Regional Center. To determine eligibility, NLACRC will complete an evaluation to assess the participant's developmental level.
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