Disability Services

Mainstream Support Services

Students with disabilities (e.g., mobility, communication, speech, hearing, learning, vision, acquired brain injury, developmental, psychological) are invited to request assistance. Read more about Coastline's Mainstream Support Services.

Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Program & Services

The ABI program is designed to support individuals as they are nearing completion of their traditional medical rehabilitation. Our program strives to help Coastline students:

• Build and strengthen cognitive function
• Increase awareness
• Develop insights about implications of injuries

Read more about Coastline's ABI Program & Services.

Intellectual Disabilities (ID) Program & Services

This program offers classes and new certificates designed especially for students with lower cognitive skills, i.e., students who exhibit below-average intellectual functioning and a potential for measurable achievement in an instructional or employment setting. The ID program has classes for students with mild to moderate ID and some classes for those individuals with more severe to profound ID. The majority of classes are non-credit and are free. Read more about Coastline's ID Program & Services.

Career Options through Academic Support and Training (COAST) Program

This unique vocational program provides specific job and employability skills training to students in a chosen field of study, with the intention of transitioning to the workplace. Read more about Coastline's COAST Program.

Adaptive Fitness

Coastline offers seven classes designed to assist seniors with disabilities in the maintenance of general physical fitness, flexibility, and balance. Read more about Coastline's Adaptive Fitness.

Fairview Developmental Center

Fairview Developmental Center (FDC) is located 2501 Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa, CA. Over 500 individuals reside at this developmental center, formerly called Fairview State Hospital. It is a multi-service residential agency licensed by the Department of Health Services to provide acute, skilled, and intermediate care.

FDC serves people with developmental disabilities who need 24 hour health care, supervision, a structured environment, and a habilitation program not currently available in their home community. The majority of residents have severe to profound developmental delays. Some have challenging behaviors while others may be medically fragile.

Coastline provides students computer access through a large, well equipped computer lab. There is also a dedicated fitness lab and academic classroom. Coastline offers a variety of classes throughout the large and park like campus. Community students are welcome to take classes at Fairview, however, it is highly recommended that new students consult with Lori Genova prior to enrollment. She may be reached at (714) 241-6214.