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Home My WebLink About2023-adult-services-resource-guide2023 Alameda County Adult Services Resource Guide COMPILED BY ALAMEDA COUNTY HEALTH CARE SERVICES AGENCY; PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT; FAMILY HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION; DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES PLANNING AND ADVISORY COUNCIL; INTERAGENCY TRANSITION PLANNING TEAM The listing of programs in this directory does not imply any recommendation from the Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Council or the Alameda County Department of Public Health. They are listed here as a public service. TABLE OF CONTENTS AND TABLE OF CATEGORIES TABLE OF CONTENTS Program Name Page 24 Hour Home Care ........................................................................................................................1 2 3 4 5 6 Adaptive Learning Center ............................................................................................................... 7 8 9 Adult Protective Services ................................................................................................................ 10 AIMS ............................................................................................................................................... 11 12 Alameda Alliance for Health ........................................................................................................... 14 Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Services ........................................................................ 15 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Council ..................................................................... 16 17 Alameda County Public Health Department ................................................................................... 19 Alameda County Transportation Commission ................................................................................ 20 Alegria Community Living ............................................................................................................... 21 Alta Bates Medical Center - Herrick Campus ................................................................................ 22 Alternative Learning Center ............................................................................................................ 23 24 Arcadia Home Care ........................................................................................................................ 25 Autism Society San Francisco Bay Area ........................................................................................ 26 Bay Area Community Services ....................................................................................................... 27 Bay Area Outreach and Recreation Program ................................................................................. 29 30 31 32 i2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CONTENTS Program Name Page Berkeley Adult School/Workability II ............................................................................................... 33 34 Berkeley City Recreation Department ............................................................................................ 35 36 37 Bethesda Lutheran Communities ................................................................................................... 38 Broadmoor Community Services .................................................................................................... 39 By Popular Demand, LLC ............................................................................................................... 40 41 Calidad Industries ........................................................................................................................... 42 43 California Relay Service (CRS) ...................................................................................................... 44 California Telephone Access Program (CTAP) .............................................................................. 45 Camino Nuevo ................................................................................................................................ 46 47 Castro Valley Adult and Career Education/Strides ......................................................................... 48 Catholic Charities for Oakland Diocese .......................................................................................... 50 Center for Accessible Technology .................................................................................................. 51 Center for Speech, Language and Occupational Therapy ............................................................. 52 Chabot College ............................................................................................................................... 53 54 City of Pleasanton-RADD ............................................................................................................... 55 Classic Vans ................................................................................................................................... 56 Clausen House ............................................................................................................................... 57 58 Cole Vocational Services ................................................................................................................ 59 College Internship Program ............................................................................................................ 60 College Living Experience Monterey .............................................................................................. 61 62 ii 2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CONTENTS Program Name Page College to Career (C2C) Program at the College of Alameda ........................................................63 64 Community Day Program ............................................................................................................... 65 Community Integrated Work Program, Inc. .................................................................................... 66 67 COMPASS SLS & ILS .................................................................................................................... 68 Creative Growth Art Center ............................................................................................................ 69 Deaf Counseling and Advocacy Referral Agency ........................................................................... 70 Deaf PLUS Adult Community ......................................................................................................... 71 Department of Developmental Services ......................................................................................... 72 Department of Rehabilitation .......................................................................................................... 73 Develop Achieve Build Support ...................................................................................................... 75 Developmental Disabilities Council of Contra Costa County .......................................................... 76 Diamond Equine Services/ Melanie Diamond ................................................................................ 77 78 Disability Rights California .............................................................................................................. 79 Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, Inc. ....................................................................... 80 District Attorney's Office - Victim Services Division ........................................................................ 81 East Bay Innovations ...................................................................................................................... 82 East Bay Paratransit ....................................................................................................................... 83 East Bay Regional Park District ...................................................................................................... 84 85 Easy Does It Emergency Services ................................................................................................. 86 Eden Area (Adult) Regional Occupational Programs ..................................................................... 87 88 Eden Information & Referral, Inc. ................................................................................................... 89 Emerging Horizons ......................................................................................................................... 90 91 Empowerment For Success ........................................................................................................... 92 iii2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CONTENTS Program Name Page Enjoy Life More, Inc. ....................................................................................................................... 93 Epilepsy Foundation of Northern California .................................................................................... 94 Evergreen Day Services ................................................................................................................. 95 99 Family Caregiver Alliance ............................................................................................................... 100 101 Family Support Services Bay Area ................................................................................................. 102 FLORECER SKILLS ....................................................................................................................... 103 Fremont Adult School ..................................................................................................................... 104 Friendly Cab Company, Inc. ........................................................................................................... 105 106 107 George Miller Center - Richmond/CAP - Hilltop ............................................................................. 109 GOALS for Autism, Inc. .................................................................................................................. 110 111 Grace Lutheran Church .................................................................................................................. 112 Green Oak Developmental Center ................................................................................................. 113 GT Independence ........................................................................................................................... 114 Harambee Community Services ..................................................................................................... 115 HEALTH CARE COMMUNITY CLINICS ....................................................................................... 118 Heart2Heart Inc .............................................................................................................................. 120 Helping Hands East Bay ................................................................................................................. 121 Hergl Center ................................................................................................................................... 122 HireAble .......................................................................................................................................... 123 124 Home Safety Services .................................................................................................................... 125 Housing Authority, County of Alameda .......................................................................................... 126 Housing Authority, City of Alameda ................................................................................................ 127 Housing Authority, City of Livermore .............................................................................................. 128 iv 2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CONTENTS Program Name Page Housing Authority, City of Oakland ................................................................................................. 129 130 In Home Supportive Services (I.H.S.S.) ......................................................................................... 132 133 134 135 Jewish Family & Children Services of the East Bay ....................................................................... 136 Joytara Behavioral and Social Coaching ........................................................................................ 137 Kairos Fiduciary Services ............................................................................................................... 138 Keystone Adult Learning Center ..................................................................................................... 139 140 La Familia Counseling Services/Developmental Services ............................................................. 141 Laney College - Disability Resource Center ................................................................................... 142 Las Positas College ........................................................................................................................ 143 144 Law Office of Srinoi G. Rousseau .................................................................................................. 145 LeBlanc Consulting, LLC ................................................................................................................ 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 Meristem ......................................................................................................................................... 154 155 Mission Hope Day Program - Hayward and Dublin ........................................................................ 156 Mobility Systems ............................................................................................................................. 157 Moving Forward Towards Independence ....................................................................................... 158 v2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CONTENTS Program Name Page New Directions Travel .....................................................................................................................159 New Haven Adult School ................................................................................................................ 160 Newark Adult Education ................................................................................................................. 161 162 163 164 Oakland Regional Occupation Program ......................................................................................... 165 Office of Clients' Rights Advocacy .................................................................................................. 166 One Step Closer Inc. ...................................................................................................................... 167 Open Advisors ................................................................................................................................ 168 169 Pathway to Choices, Inc. ................................................................................................................ 170 People With Disabilities Foundation ............................................................................................... 171 Planned Parenthood Shasta-Pacific ............................................................................................... 172 Pleasanton (City of) Paratransit Service ......................................................................................... 173 174 Premier Healthcare Services .......................................................................................................... 176 Prudential Financial ........................................................................................................................ 177 Public Guardian - Conservator Program ........................................................................................ 178 ReCares Network ........................................................................................................................... 179 180 Rubicon Legal Services .................................................................................................................. 181 San Leandro Adult School .............................................................................................................. 182 San Lorenzo Adult School .............................................................................................................. 183 184 Sentry Living Solutions ................................................................................................................... 185 Serra Center ................................................................................................................................... 186 Shupin Community ......................................................................................................................... 187 Sierra Environmental & Social Services, Inc. ................................................................................. 188 vi 2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CONTENTS Program Name Page Social Day Services Program ......................................................................................................... 189 Social Security Administration ........................................................................................................ 190 Social Vocational Services ............................................................................................................. 192 Sonia Corina ................................................................................................................................... 193 Sorensdale Recreation Center ....................................................................................................... 194 195 Special Olympics Northern California ............................................................................................. 196 Special Religious Education Department ....................................................................................... 197 198 199 STAR Center for ASD & NDDs UCSF ............................................................................................ 200 State Council on Developmental Disabilities .................................................................................. 201 State Council on Developmental Disabilities, Bay Area Office ....................................................... 202 203 204 Terra Firma ..................................................................................................................................... 206 207 The Arc of the East Bay - Corporate Offices .................................................................................. 208 The Arc of the East Bay Alternative Ventures Program ................................................................. 209 210 The Arc of the East Bay SCOPE Program ..................................................................................... 211 The Center for Independent Living ................................................................................................. 212 The College Link Program at California State University, East Bay ............................................... 214 The Dale Law Firm ......................................................................................................................... 215 The Diagnostic Center, North ......................................................................................................... 216 The Hume Center ........................................................................................................................... 217 The Public Authority for In Home Support Services ....................................................................... 218 The Respite Inn .............................................................................................................................. 219 Theatre Unlimited ........................................................................................................................... 220 vii2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CONTENTS Program Name Page Thrive Support Services ................................................................................................................. 221 Through the Looking Glass ............................................................................................................ 222 Toolworks ....................................................................................................................................... 223 Transition Opportunity Program, TOP ............................................................................................ 224 Transition Options Program (TOPS) .............................................................................................. 225 226 Trips, Inc. ........................................................................................................................................ 227 Tri-Valley REACH ........................................................................................................................... 228 True Link Financial ......................................................................................................................... 229 University of the Pacific .................................................................................................................. 230 Wayfinders at Fresno State ............................................................................................................ 231 We Thrive SLS ............................................................................................................................... 232 WorkAbility I/Transition Partnership ............................................................................................... 233 WorkAbility III at College of Alameda ............................................................................................. 234 235 Young Adult Recreation Program ................................................................................................... 236 viii 2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Adult Programs 24 Hour Home Care ................................................................................................................. 1 A Brighterview Day Program .................................................................................................... 3 Ability Now Bay Area ................................................................................................................ 4 Adult Educational Technologies, Inc. ....................................................................................... 8 Ala Costa Centers .................................................................................................................... 12 23 27 Bay Area Outreach and Recreation Program .......................................................................... 29 Berkeley City Recreation Department ...................................................................................... 35 C.A.M.P., Inc. ........................................................................................................................... 41 42 California Autism Foundation ................................................................................................... 43 Camino Nuevo ......................................................................................................................... 46 48 Center for Accessible Technology ........................................................................................... 51 55 57 College Internship Program ..................................................................................................... 60 Community Day Program ......................................................................................................... 65 Community Integrated Work Program, Inc. ............................................................................. 66 Creative Growth Art Center ...................................................................................................... 69 77 82 87 Eden Area Regional Occupation Program ............................................................................... 88 89 93 95 i2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Adult Programs FLORECER SKILLS ................................................................................................................ 103 104 Friends of Children with Special Needs ................................................................................... 106 Futures Explored, Inc. .............................................................................................................. 107 109 110 Golden House A.D.P. LLC ....................................................................................................... 111 113 GT Independence .................................................................................................................... 114 Harambee Community Services .............................................................................................. 115 Heart2Heart Inc ........................................................................................................................ 120 Helping Hands East Bay .......................................................................................................... 121 Hergl Center ............................................................................................................................. 122 Housing Consortium of the East Bay ....................................................................................... 130 136 Keystone Adult Learning Center .............................................................................................. 139 146 Lions Center for the Visually Impaired ..................................................................................... 149 Living Unlimited ........................................................................................................................ 151 Manos Home Care ................................................................................................................... 152 Meristem .................................................................................................................................. 154 156 NIAD Art Center ....................................................................................................................... 162 Oakland Regional Occupation Program .................................................................................. 165 170 Pleasanton Adult Education Paid Internship Program ............................................................. 174 Premier Healthcare Services ................................................................................................... 176 186 ii 2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Adult Programs Shupin Community ................................................................................................................... 187 Sierra Environmental & Social Services, Inc. ........................................................................... 188 Social Day Services Program .................................................................................................. 189 Social Vocational Services ....................................................................................................... 192 Sorensdale Recreation Center ................................................................................................. 194 South East Asian Friendship Village ........................................................................................ 195 Steps for Independence ........................................................................................................... 203 211 212 223 225 229 Young Adult Recreation Program ............................................................................................ 236 Adult Protection Adult Protective Services ......................................................................................................... 10 177 229 Advocacy Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Council ...............................................................16 26 42 Catholic Charities for Oakland Diocese ................................................................................... 50 Community Resources for Independent Living ........................................................................ 67 Deaf Counseling and Advocacy Referral Agency .................................................................... 70 Department of Developmental Services .................................................................................. 72 Developmental Disabilities Council of Contra Costa County ................................................... 76 Disability Rights Advocates ...................................................................................................... 78 iii2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Advocacy Disability Rights California ........................................................................................................79 Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, Inc. ................................................................ 80 District Attorney's Office - Victim Services Division ................................................................. 81 Easter Seals Bay Area ............................................................................................................. 85 94 Family Resource Navigators .................................................................................................... 101 FLORECER SKILLS ................................................................................................................ 103 GT Independence .................................................................................................................... 114 Heart2Heart Inc ........................................................................................................................ 120 146 Lions Center for the Visually Impaired ..................................................................................... 149 Manos Home Care ................................................................................................................... 152 Mayor's Commission on Persons with Disabilities ................................................................... 153 156 NIAD Art Center ....................................................................................................................... 162 Office of Clients' Rights Advocacy ........................................................................................... 166 171 Public Guardian - Conservator Program .................................................................................. 178 Regional Center of the East Bay .............................................................................................. 180 181 STAR Center for ASD & NDDs UCSF ..................................................................................... 200 201 State Council on Developmental Disabilities, Bay Area Office ................................................ 202 212 218 225 University of the Pacific ............................................................................................................ 230 World Institute on Disability (WID) ........................................................................................... 235 iv 2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Art Progams Center for Accessible Technology ........................................................................................... 51 Creative Growth Art Center ...................................................................................................... 69 Manos Home Care ................................................................................................................... 152 NIAD Art Center ....................................................................................................................... 162 Assessment/Diagnosis Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Services ..................................................................15 21 Center for Accessible Technology ........................................................................................... 51 73 FLORECER SKILLS ................................................................................................................ 103 110 Regional Center of the East Bay .............................................................................................. 180 Schreiber Center ...................................................................................................................... 184 STAR Center for ASD & NDDs UCSF ..................................................................................... 200 216 217 We Thrive SLS ......................................................................................................................... 232 Behavior Intervention A Brighterview Day Program .................................................................................................... 3 Ala Costa Centers .................................................................................................................... 12 Community Integrated Work Program, Inc. ............................................................................. 66 110 Harambee Community Services .............................................................................................. 115 Heart2Heart Inc ........................................................................................................................ 120 Hergl Center ............................................................................................................................. 122 Institute of Applied Behavior Analysis ...................................................................................... 133 137 v2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Behavior Intervention Mission Hope Day Program - Hayward and Dublin ..................................................................156 One Step Closer Inc. ................................................................................................................ 167 170 Social Day Services Program .................................................................................................. 189 Social Vocational Services ....................................................................................................... 192 Blind and Low Vision Bay Area Outreach and Recreation Program .......................................................................... 29 Community Resources for Independent Living ........................................................................ 67 73 143 Lions Center for the Visually Impaired ..................................................................................... 149 212 223 Case Management Catholic Charities for Oakland Diocese ................................................................................... 50 73 GT Independence .................................................................................................................... 114 La Familia Counseling Services/Developmental Services ....................................................... 141 Live La Familia ......................................................................................................................... 150 Regional Center of the East Bay .............................................................................................. 180 Shupin Community ................................................................................................................... 187 212 Coordination, Planning and Monitoring Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Council ...............................................................16 Alameda County Transportation Commission ......................................................................... 20 Berkeley Adult School/Workability II ........................................................................................ 33 Deaf Counseling and Advocacy Referral Agency .................................................................... 70 vi 2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Coordination, Planning and Monitoring Department of Developmental Services .................................................................................. 72 73 Developmental Disabilities Council of Contra Costa County ................................................... 76 GT Independence .................................................................................................................... 114 Heart2Heart Inc ........................................................................................................................ 120 Manos Home Care ................................................................................................................... 152 Mayor's Commission on Persons with Disabilities ................................................................... 153 177 Regional Center of the East Bay .............................................................................................. 180 190 201 State Council on Developmental Disabilities, Bay Area Office ................................................ 202 212 218 229 Counseling/Mental Health Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Services ..................................................................15 21 Catholic Charities for Oakland Diocese ................................................................................... 50 73 100 Institute of Applied Behavior Analysis ...................................................................................... 133 Planned Parenthood Shasta-Pacific ........................................................................................ 172 Schreiber Center ...................................................................................................................... 184 186 212 217 vii2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Counseling/Mental Health Through the Looking Glass ...................................................................................................... 222 Tri-City Community Support Center ......................................................................................... 226 229 Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community Resources for Independent Living ........................................................................ 67 Deaf Counseling and Advocacy Referral Agency .................................................................... 70 Deaf PLUS Adult Community ................................................................................................... 71 73 143 One Step Closer Inc. ................................................................................................................ 167 223 Education/Schools Berkeley Adult School/Workability II ........................................................................................ 33 Berkeley City College ............................................................................................................... 34 53 College Internship Program ..................................................................................................... 60 College Living Experience Monterey ........................................................................................ 61 College of Alameda Student Accessibility Services ................................................................. 62 College to Career (C2C) Program at the College of Alameda ................................................. 63 73 77 104 142 143 Manos Home Care ................................................................................................................... 152 Meristem .................................................................................................................................. 154 Merritt College Student Accessibility Services ......................................................................... 155 viii 2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Education/Schools Mission Hope Day Program - Hayward and Dublin ..................................................................156 Moving Forward Towards Independence ................................................................................. 158 160 Newark Adult Education ........................................................................................................... 161 Pleasanton Adult Education Paid Internship Program ............................................................. 174 182 183 212 214 224 225 Family Support Autism Society San Francisco Bay Area ..................................................................................26 Berkeley YMCA ........................................................................................................................ 36 Catholic Charities for Oakland Diocese ................................................................................... 50 Department of Developmental Services .................................................................................. 72 Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, Inc. ................................................................ 80 Easter Seals Bay Area ............................................................................................................. 85 100 Family Resource Navigators .................................................................................................... 101 FLORECER SKILLS ................................................................................................................ 103 Friends of Children with Special Needs ................................................................................... 106 Helping Hands East Bay .......................................................................................................... 121 137 La Familia Counseling Services/Developmental Services ....................................................... 141 146 Live La Familia ......................................................................................................................... 150 ix2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Family Support Mission Hope Day Program - Hayward and Dublin ..................................................................156 168 177 Regional Center of the East Bay .............................................................................................. 180 Shupin Community ................................................................................................................... 187 218 Through the Looking Glass ...................................................................................................... 222 Tri-City Community Support Center ......................................................................................... 226 229 Government Adult Protective Services ......................................................................................................... 10 15 16 19 Alameda County Transportation Commission ......................................................................... 20 Department of Developmental Services .................................................................................. 72 73 Developmental Disabilities Council of Contra Costa County ................................................... 76 District Attorney's Office - Victim Services Division ................................................................. 81 Employment Development Department ................................................................................... 91 Housing Authority, County of Alameda ................................................................................... 126 127 128 Housing Authority, City of Oakland .......................................................................................... 129 146 156 Office of Clients' Rights Advocacy ........................................................................................... 166 x 2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Government Social Security Administration ..................................................................................................190 201 State Council on Developmental Disabilities, Bay Area Office ................................................ 202 Head Injury College of Alameda Student Accessibility Services ................................................................. 62 Deaf Counseling and Advocacy Referral Agency .................................................................... 70 73 100 229 Health Ability Now Bay Area ................................................................................................................ 4 Alameda Alliance for Health ..................................................................................................... 14 15 Alameda County HOSPITALS/MEDICAL CENTERS .............................................................. 17 19 Alta Bates Medical Center - Herrick Campus ......................................................................... 22 Easter Seals Bay Area ............................................................................................................. 85 Fairmont Hospital ..................................................................................................................... 99 Futures Explored, Inc. .............................................................................................................. 107 HEALTH CARE COMMUNITY CLINICS ................................................................................ 118 125 LifeLong Medical Care ............................................................................................................. 148 Manos Home Care ................................................................................................................... 152 Planned Parenthood Shasta-Pacific ........................................................................................ 172 Premier Healthcare Services ................................................................................................... 176 STAR Center for ASD & NDDs UCSF ..................................................................................... 200 University of the Pacific ............................................................................................................ 230 xi2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Health We Thrive SLS ......................................................................................................................... 232 Housing Beard Realty Team .................................................................................................................. 32 38 Catholic Charities for Oakland Diocese ................................................................................... 50 College Internship Program ..................................................................................................... 60 Community Resources for Independent Living ........................................................................ 67 82 89 Harambee Community Services .............................................................................................. 115 Heart2Heart Inc ........................................................................................................................ 120 125 Housing Authority, County of Alameda ................................................................................... 126 127 128 Housing Authority, City of Oakland .......................................................................................... 129 Housing Consortium of the East Bay ....................................................................................... 130 Living Unlimited ........................................................................................................................ 151 Manos Home Care ................................................................................................................... 152 Shupin Community ................................................................................................................... 187 We Thrive SLS ......................................................................................................................... 232 Independent/Supported Living Adaptive Learning Center .........................................................................................................7 Adult Educational Technologies, Inc. ....................................................................................... 8 Adult Enrichment Services ....................................................................................................... 9 23 25 xii 2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Independent/Supported Living Bay Area Support Services ...................................................................................................... 31 Broadmoor Community Services ............................................................................................. 39 40 57 College Internship Program ..................................................................................................... 60 College Living Experience Monterey ........................................................................................ 61 Community Access - Supported Living .................................................................................... 64 Community Resources for Independent Living ........................................................................ 67 68 73 82 90 Empowerment For Success ..................................................................................................... 92 FLORECER SKILLS ................................................................................................................ 103 Friends of Children with Special Needs ................................................................................... 106 110 Heart2Heart Inc ........................................................................................................................ 120 Jaqui' Foundation Independent Living Skills ............................................................................ 135 146 Living Unlimited ........................................................................................................................ 151 Meristem .................................................................................................................................. 154 Moving Forward Towards Independence ................................................................................. 158 170 Sentry Living Solutions ............................................................................................................. 185 186 Shupin Community ................................................................................................................... 187 Sierra Environmental & Social Services, Inc. ........................................................................... 188 Steps for Independence ........................................................................................................... 203 xiii2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Independent/Supported Living The Center for Independent Living ...........................................................................................212 Thrive Support Services ........................................................................................................... 221 Through the Looking Glass ...................................................................................................... 222 223 225 229 We Thrive SLS ......................................................................................................................... 232 Information and Referral Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Services ..................................................................15 16 26 27 California Relay Service (CRS) ................................................................................................ 44 Catholic Charities for Oakland Diocese ................................................................................... 50 Center for Accessible Technology ........................................................................................... 51 College Living Experience Monterey ........................................................................................ 61 Community Resources for Independent Living ........................................................................ 67 Deaf Counseling and Advocacy Referral Agency .................................................................... 70 73 Developmental Disabilities Council of Contra Costa County ................................................... 76 Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, Inc. ................................................................ 80 89 100 Family Resource Navigators .................................................................................................... 101 Planned Parenthood Shasta-Pacific ........................................................................................ 172 181 212 xiv 2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Learning Disabilities Berkeley City College ............................................................................................................... 34 Center for Accessible Technology ........................................................................................... 51 53 College Internship Program ..................................................................................................... 60 College Living Experience Monterey ........................................................................................ 61 College of Alameda Student Accessibility Services ................................................................. 62 Community Resources for Independent Living ........................................................................ 67 73 142 143 146 Meristem .................................................................................................................................. 154 Merritt College Student Accessibility Services ......................................................................... 155 156 One Step Closer Inc. ................................................................................................................ 167 214 229 Legal Services Disability Rights Advocates ...................................................................................................... 78 79 Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, Inc. ................................................................ 80 District Attorney's Office - Victim Services Division ................................................................. 81 138 Law Office of Srinoi G. Rousseau ............................................................................................ 145 Leigh Law Group ...................................................................................................................... 147 Office of Clients' Rights Advocacy ........................................................................................... 166 171 xv2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Legal Services Public Guardian - Conservator Program .................................................................................. 178 181 215 Occupational/Physical Therapy Center for Speech, Language and Occupational Therapy .......................................................52 77 Easter Seals Bay Area ............................................................................................................. 85 Recreation/Leisure/Socialization Achieve Tahoe ......................................................................................................................... 6 Ala Costa Centers .................................................................................................................... 12 27 Bay Area Outreach and Recreation Program .......................................................................... 29 Berkeley City Recreation Department ...................................................................................... 35 Berkeley YMCA ........................................................................................................................ 36 C.A.M.P., Inc. ........................................................................................................................... 41 Camp Krem-Camping Unlimited .............................................................................................. 47 Center for Accessible Technology ........................................................................................... 51 55 57 Community Integrated Work Program, Inc. ............................................................................. 66 Community Resources for Independent Living ........................................................................ 67 77 East Bay Regional Park District ............................................................................................... 84 Easter Seals Bay Area ............................................................................................................. 85 95 Family Resource Navigators .................................................................................................... 101 Friends of Children with Special Needs ................................................................................... 106 xvi 2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Recreation/Leisure/Socialization Futures Explored, Inc. .............................................................................................................. 107 109 112 Heart2Heart Inc ........................................................................................................................ 120 Living Unlimited ........................................................................................................................ 151 156 New Directions Travel .............................................................................................................. 159 Oakland Parks and Recreation ................................................................................................ 164 Shupin Community ................................................................................................................... 187 Sorensdale Recreation Center ................................................................................................. 194 Special Olympics Northern California ...................................................................................... 196 Special Religious Education Department ................................................................................. 197 Special Skater Program ........................................................................................................... 198 211 212 220 223 225 Trips, Inc. ................................................................................................................................. 227 Young Adult Recreation Program ............................................................................................ 236 Residential A and K Residential Homes ..................................................................................................... 2 23 25 Camp Krem-Camping Unlimited .............................................................................................. 47 57 Community Day Program ......................................................................................................... 65 xvii2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Residential FLORECER SKILLS ................................................................................................................ 103 Heart2Heart Inc ........................................................................................................................ 120 Hergl Center ............................................................................................................................. 122 Living Unlimited ........................................................................................................................ 151 186 Respite/Home Care 24 Hour Home Care ................................................................................................................. 1 25 27 Catholic Charities for Oakland Diocese ................................................................................... 50 100 102 Home Aide Home Care, Inc. .................................................................................................... 124 132 Manos Home Care ................................................................................................................... 152 Premier Healthcare Services ................................................................................................... 176 193 218 The Respite Inn ........................................................................................................................ 219 We Thrive SLS ......................................................................................................................... 232 Speech Therapy/Audiology Alta Bates Medical Center - Herrick Campus ......................................................................... 22 52 Easter Seals Bay Area ............................................................................................................. 85 Fairmont Hospital ..................................................................................................................... 99 Technology and Equipment Ability Now Bay Area ................................................................................................................ 4 xviii 2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Technology and Equipment California Relay Service (CRS) ................................................................................................ 44 California Telephone Access Program (CTAP) ....................................................................... 45 Center for Accessible Technology ........................................................................................... 51 Community Resources for Independent Living ........................................................................ 67 73 Easter Seals Bay Area ............................................................................................................. 85 137 Mobility Systems ...................................................................................................................... 157 179 212 229 Transportation/Mobility AC Transit ................................................................................................................................ 5 Ala Costa Centers .................................................................................................................... 12 Alameda County Transportation Commission ......................................................................... 20 American Red Cross Bay Area ................................................................................................ 24 Bay Area Outreach and Recreation Program .......................................................................... 29 Bay Area Rapid Transit ............................................................................................................ 30 Classic Vans ............................................................................................................................ 56 57 Community Resources for Independent Living ........................................................................ 67 83 East Bay Regional Park District ............................................................................................... 84 89 105 Futures Explored, Inc. .............................................................................................................. 107 156 xix2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Transportation/Mobility Mobility Systems ...................................................................................................................... 157 Nor-Cal Mobility, Inc. ................................................................................................................ 163 Pleasanton (City of) Paratransit Service .................................................................................. 173 212 Vocational/Employment 24 Hour Home Care ................................................................................................................. 1 Ability Now Bay Area ................................................................................................................ 4 7 Ala Costa Centers .................................................................................................................... 12 Berkeley Adult School/Workability II ........................................................................................ 33 42 California Autism Foundation ................................................................................................... 43 Catholic Charities for Oakland Diocese ................................................................................... 50 57 College Internship Program ..................................................................................................... 60 College to Career (C2C) Program at the College of Alameda ................................................. 63 Community Integrated Work Program, Inc. ............................................................................. 66 Community Resources for Independent Living ........................................................................ 67 73 82 87 Eden Area Regional Occupation Program ............................................................................... 88 Employment Development Department ................................................................................... 91 95 104 Futures Explored, Inc. .............................................................................................................. 107 Heart2Heart Inc ........................................................................................................................ 120 xx 2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory TABLE OF CATEGORIES PageCATEGORY Vocational/Employment Helping Hands East Bay .......................................................................................................... 121 123 Institute of Applied Behavior Analysis ...................................................................................... 133 143 146 Lions Center for the Visually Impaired ..................................................................................... 149 Moving Forward Towards Independence ................................................................................. 158 Oakland Regional Occupation Program .................................................................................. 165 Pleasanton Adult Education Paid Internship Program ............................................................. 174 Social Vocational Services ....................................................................................................... 192 Strides Paid Internship Program .............................................................................................. 204 The Arc of the East Bay ........................................................................................................... 207 211 212 223 224 225 WorkAbility I/Transition Partnership ......................................................................................... 233 234 Voluntary Associations/Organizations Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Council ...............................................................16 Living Unlimited ........................................................................................................................ 151 179 State Council on Developmental Disabilities, Bay Area Office ................................................ 202 xxi2020 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Resource Directory (650) 383-1261 (925) 239-1730 Information Not Provided Fax (925) 322-8628 24 Hour Home CareProgram Phone Office 24/7 Eligibility All ages, Alameda and Contra Costa Counties, all disabilities, both ambulatory and non- ambulatory. Payment Vendored by Regional Center for EOR and full service Respite. Description Non-medical home care services include personal care, meal preparation, light housekeeping and medication reminders. erika@24hrcares.com www.24hrcares.com Application By phone, mail or in person. Erika Gonzalez Staff/Client Ratio 1/1 Accessibility N/A Capacity 0 1320 Willow Pass Rd, Suite 490 Concord, CA 94520- 24/7 Languages English, Spanish and Vietnamese; *Internal team members fluent in Spanish and Vietnamese available for intakes *Can ‘target recruit’ for other language needs upon request Target Pop All TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 12023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 510 258 6301 Information Not Provided Fax 510 674 9151 A and K Residential HomesProgram Phone Office 8 am to 5 pm Eligibility 18 to 59, mild intellectual disabilty, Ambulatory. Payment Vendorized by RCEB Description Group home AandKresidentialhomes@gmail.com Application E mail Kip Iscandari Staff/Client Ratio 3 to 1 Accessibility Ambulatory residents Capacity 4 19635 Meekland ave Hayward, CA 94541- 24/7 residential home Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop 18 to 59 TTY Email Days & Hours Program Contact 2 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 925-430-4153 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided A Brighterview Day ProgramProgram Phone Office 7am-4pm Eligibility "Has a qualifying developmental disability and /or mental illness (dual diagnosis);* Challenging behavior / behavior excesses:* Requires support for Independent living, learning and social skills;* Can achieve ISP goals in the program;* Is at least 22 years of age;* Is medically stable (able to attend program on a regular basis);* Has a minor medical issue that does not require attention during the program day;* Has a medical condition that is chronic and stable or is temporary in nature, and is expected to return to a stable condition" Payment Vendorization by RCEB Description A Brighter View Day Program is a community based organization working with individuals with intellectual disabilities and challenging behaviors to achieve their optimal potential, community involvement and self advocacy. Ensure that individuals with significant disabilities learn how to access and be part of their community, as well as to self-advocate. The maximum number of participants to be served given the program design and services offered is based on the support needs of the individuals served and is flexible due to individual needs. The maximum number served will be 100 ambulatory and 4 non-ambulatory. asimons@abrighterviewday.org kkaur@abrighterviewday.org www.abrighterviewday.org Application Contact regional center, phone, email, we can meet in person or virtually to complete intake Kulwinder Kaur Staff/Client Ratio 1:3 Accessibility yes Capacity Information Not Provided 44240 Fremont Blvd Fremont, CA 94538- 9am-3pm Languages no Target Pop Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 32023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 531-3323 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 531-2990 Ability Now Bay AreaProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility Age 21 or over, have cerebral palsy or other developmental disability, meet program criteria, not harmful to self or others and have potential to benefit from the program. High school students 18 years of age or older when enrolled in a transitional public school program contract with Ability Now Bay Area. Payment Most participants' fees are paid for through a Purchase of Service Vendor Agreement with the Regional Center. Private payment is also accepted with cash, check and credit card with a prior approved payment contract. Description Ability Now Bay Area educates and empowers adults with disabilities and their families through advocacy, wellness, and building independence. Programs are designed to increase personal independence, expand academic ability and cognitive development, increase involvement in the community, and increase opportunities for social development. Participants are offered a range of programs that encourage self-determination and enhance the capacity for independent living. Ability Now offers the following programs: Laura Long Technology Center; Small Business Development Center; Adult Education Classes, Community Integration Program and Health and Wellness Program. Classes are offered both onsite and through our virtual classroom. info@abiliitynowba.org http://www.abilitynowbayarea.org Application Inquiries may be made by phone, email or mail but appointment is necessary for application. Referrals are accepted through the case management system at the Regional Center. Medical verifcation of disability will be required. A referral packet of personal information is also required. Staff/Client Ratio 1:2, 1:4 Accessibility Fully Wheelchair accessible. Capacity 100 4500 Lincoln Avenue Oakland, CA 94602 M-F 9 am - 3 pm Languages English, Spanish and Tagalog. Target Pop Persons with cerebral palsy, physical, intellectual and other developmental disabilities. Ability Now Bay Area has special skills and staff trained in working with people with severe physical and communication challenges. The Center also serves persons with Restricted Health Conditions and high functioning Autism. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Fruitvale AC Transit #53 stops in front of Center on Lincoln BusBART Public Transportation Program 4 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 891-4777 711 Fax Information Not Provided AC TransitProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 4 pm Eligibility All ages and incomes. Payment Reduced fare rate for seniors and people with disabilities. Description Provides transportation for the general public, including accessible services for seniors and disabled persons. A reduced fare program exists for seniors and qualifying disabled persons. www.actransit.org Application RTC card applications must be returned in person 1600 Franklin Street, Oakland, CA 94612. Must show proof of eligibility, pay fee and take a photo. Upon approval, the card will be mailed within 21 days. Customer Service Department Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 1600 Franklin Street Oakland, CA 94612 Languages Any language and ASL is provided upon request. Target Pop The Accessible Services Department focuses on the needs of the Senior and Disabled communities in Alameda County and Western Contra Costa County. TTY Web Site Days & Hours 19th Street Station 1, 1R, 72, 72R, 51, 19BusBART Public Transportation Contact 52023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (530) 581-4161 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Achieve TahoeProgram Phone Office Information Not Provided Eligibility N/A Payment Information Not Provided Description Program mission is to provide affordable inclusive physical and recreational activities that build health and confidence. cindy@achievetahoe.org achievetahoe.org Application Information Not Provided Cindy Smith Staff/Client Ratio 1/1 Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity 0 P.O. Box 8339 Truckee, CA 96162- Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with orthopedic, spinal cord, neuromuscular, developmental, visual and hearing disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Contact 6 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (925) 827-3863 Information Not Provided Fax (925) 827-4080 Adaptive Learning CenterProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility In our community living program, Adaptive Learning Center serves individuals that can safely live independently without overnight support. Payment Adaptive Learning Center accepts RCEB funding, Department of Rehabilitation (for vocational programming) funding, and Private Pay. Description Adaptive Learning Center provides services in our community living program, an "all inclusive model of support", so that individuals can live in their own apartments with independent living supports and have the opportunity to participate in meaningful educational, vocational, social, and recreational programming. Adaptive Learning Center also offers tailored day services and employment services for individuals outside of the community living program. www.alc-ca.org Application Initial phone call for interest, then an intake (currently over zoom), application packet that includes obtaining references and a physical, and opportunity to participate in group programming to assess fit with the community (currently over zoom) Donna Feingold Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Partial-depends on program. Capacity Information Not Provided 3227 Clayton Road Concord, CA 94519 24 hour on call support, Building Hours from 9 to 5 Languages Spanish Target Pop Many of our clients have Autism but we serve individuals with a range of developmental disabilities. TTY Web Site Days & Hours Concord ConcordBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 72023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 638-1750 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 465-0294 Adult Educational Technologies, Inc.Program Phone Office M-F 8 am - 6 pm Eligibility 18 years or older. RCEB consumers or will accept private pay non-Regional Center adults. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center or private pay for non-Regional Center adults. Description An adult community-based day program and independent living skills program. Provides education/training for heterogeneous population; serving all functional levels. Assists clients in developing positive behaviors, coping abilities, and competencies to allow for an integrated living and working environment. Supported Living Program covering all areas of ADL skills, parenting, sex offenders, criminal offender and housing. Also includes community based day program and Independent Living Skill instruction. Community Based Adult Behavior Day Program. wjames5145@aol.com Application By telephone, in person or mail. Referral from case manager required. Wendell James Staff/Client Ratio 1:1, 1:3, 1:4 Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 121 Embarcadero West, #2118 Oakland, CA 94607- M-F 9 am - 3 pm; SLS and ILS hours may vary Languages None at this time. Target Pop Adults with developmental disabilities. TTY Email Days & Hours Coliseum ColiseumBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 8 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 938-5287 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 516-7420 Adult Enrichment ServicesProgram Phone Office 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility AES serve adults with developmental disabilities. We serve both ambulatory and non-ambulatory individuals in Alameda County. Payment AES is vendored through the Regional Center. Description Adult Enrichment Services provides independent living services (ILS). AES's mission is to provide an enriching experience for individuals with learning differences. AES will provide services that are designed to meet an individual's evolving needs and preferences for support. kaur30@hotmail.com Application In person. Harpreet Kaur Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility N/A Capacity 0 42574 Hamilton Way Fremont, CA 94538- Languages Hindi, Punjabi and Farsi. Target Pop Adults with developmental disabilities. TTY Email Days & Hours N/ABus Public Transportation Contact 92023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 577-3500 (866)-CALLAPS Information Not Provided Fax (510) 577-5615 Adult Protective ServicesProgram Phone Office M-F 8:30 am - 5 pm Eligibility The client's need for APS is based upon the client being "at risk" and will be determined by a trained APS social worker. Payment No charge. Description Protective services for adults are provided to remedy or reduce danger to individuals 18 or older. The need for Adult Protective Services (APS) is present when any adult is in danger and is physically or mentally incapable of managing their daily activities and/or is unable to protect their own interests from others to prevent abuse, neglect and exploitation. Alameda County Social Services Agency, Department of Adult & Aging Services www.alamedasocialservices.org Application By telephone. Reporting person's confidentiality will be maintained. Reports may also be made anonymously. Lisa Lahowe Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Wheelchair accessible ramp, special parking, restroom and conference room. Capacity Information Not Provided 6955 Foothill Boulevard, # 143 Oakland, CA 94605-2409 Languages Spanish. Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Web Site Days & Hours Coliseum ColiseumBusBART Public Transportation Contact 10 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 856-7833 Information Not Provided Fax (484) 952-8752 AIMSProgram Phone Office M-F 9am -5pm Eligibility 18 and over, Alameda and Contra Costa County, Regional Center eligible, ambulatory/non- ambulatory. Payment Vendored by RCEB, Vendor # HB0997 Description AIMS Independent Living Skills program provides a sincere and effective service to individuals with intellectual disabilities who wish to live in the community. We believe that there is inherent potential in every individual we serve that may need inspiration or motivation to be sparked. The Interdisciplinary team comprised of the consumer, the family/conservator, the Regional Center case manager and our agency help support the consumer in drawing a roadmap to living independently, as well as the resiliency and problem solving that is needed for this endeavor. AIMS prides itself on clear communication with the above identified ID team and following through with reasonable requests from the ID Team. We believe that the Individual Program Plan and our Individual Service Plan provide the dynamic framework to achieve goals while communicating progress and barriers. This planning process with the Regional Center is also replicated on a similar scale internally to achieve the optimal understanding of the where our clients are. Our ISP’s are written in client-friendly language and, person-centered, to make them as accessible as possible. Our instruction is comprised of methods to promote active learning with full participation and involvement of consumers. We never make decisions for consumers about what is best for their lives, rather allowing them to choose based on information provided by our instructors. Self- destructive behavior patterns will be addressed in a collaborative ID Team environment. Action Independence Motivation Support arek@aimsforthefuture.com www.aimsforthefuture.com Application Referrals through Regional Center case management. Arek Nathanson Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 Accessibility All servies are delivered in the community. Capacity 0 8055 Collins Drive, Suite #210 Oakland, CA 94621- 1277 Washington Avenue, #785 San Leandro, CA 94577 M-F 8am-9om Languages English and Spanish. Target Pop We pledge to serve the RCEB population. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours N/A we work in the community and home N/A we work in the community and homeBusBART Public Transportation Program Alternate Address Contact 112023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 527-2550 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 527-4543 Ala Costa CentersProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 6 pm Eligibility Adults: 18+ with a Diploma, or 22 years old + Payment Vendored by Regional Center of the East Bay Description Ala Costa provides a program curriculum designed to meet the individual needs of students, ages 5-22, who have multiple disabilities and who cannot be left unsupervised after school due to behavior or unusual needs that require professional assistance. Curriculum includes training in critical skills related to success in community settings, socialization, self-help, independent living skills, functional math and reading, and vocational training. Ala Costa also provides support services to families which include workshops, support groups and assistance with basic advocacy issues. Ala Costa serves 50 students at the Berkeley site. Adult Community Training, Ala Costa After School Programs- Berkeley and Alameda info@alacostacenters.org www.alacostacenters.org Application Referrals can be made by Regional Center, School Districts, Families- please contact Ala Costa by mail, email, or phone. Michael Pereira Staff/Client Ratio 1:3 Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 1300 Rose Street Berkeley, CA 94702-____ 3400 Malcolm Ave Oakland, CA 94605 Adult Program: 8am-3pm; After School: 2-6pm School; 9am-6pm break summer Languages Spanish Target Pop Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours North Berkeley 51ABusBART Public Transportation Program Alternate Address Contact 12 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 527-2550 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 527-4543 Ala Costa CentersProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 4 pm Eligibility IDD Payment Regional Center Description Vocational Traning, Travel Training and Independent Living Skills- Self Determination Model ACT/ACAT Adult Program tanya@alacosta-acat.com https://www.alacostacenters.org/transition- program/ Application All applicants must have an intake and observation. Each student/participant must call the supervisor of the program to schedule an intake meeting. Tanya Coffield Staff/Client Ratio 3:1 Accessibility Yes Capacity 70 1300 Rose St Berkeley, CA 94702- M-F 8 am - 2 pm Languages English and Spanish. Target Pop Open to all adults with developmental disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Ashby 18BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 132023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 1-(877) 932-2738; (510) 747-4567 1-(888) 7435-2929 CA relay 711 Fax 1-(855) 891-7172 Alameda Alliance for HealthProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility Information Not Provided Payment Most services provided at no cost. There may be co-pays for some programs. Description Alameda Alliance for Health is a managed care plan for people who qualify for Medi-Cal, qualified IHSS workers, and people with disabilities who qualify for Medi-Cal. The Alliance is for residents of Alameda County only. The Alliance collaborates and/or contracts with community-based organizations, medical groups, hospitals, clinics, and solo doctors to deliver medically necessary health services, emergency, inpatient care, pharmacy and preventive services. The Alliance also provides: • Health Education • Language Interpretation • Vouchers for public transportation to medical services (AC Transit or Para Transit) www.alamedaalliance.org Application Enroll for Alameda Alliance for Health through Health Care Options at 1-800-430-4263. IHSS workers contact the Public Authority for IHSS Workers at 510-777-4201 for enrollment information. Michelle Lewis Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity Information Not Provided 1240 South Loop Road Alameda, CA 94502- Languages Chinese, Spanish, Vietnamese and interpreter by arrangement. Target Pop Low income, families, seniors, people with disabilities who qualify. TTY Web Site Days & Hours Contact 14 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 567-8100 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 567-8130 Alameda County Behavioral Health Care ServicesProgram Phone Office M-F 8:30 am - 5 pm (Emergency & Hospital - 24 hours) Eligibility Persons with severe, persistent mental health issues and without alternative resources who are Alameda County residents. Payment Private pay, third party payment, no charge, Medi-Cal and sliding fee scale. Description A.C.C.E.S.S. (Acute Crisis Care and Evaluation for System-wide Services) has system-wide responsibility for evaluating, selecting and assigning individuals to programs. Individuals in acute crisis will still be seen by psychiatric emergency services but the need for continued services will be determined by ACCESS staff. For crisis services you may phone any of the above numbers Monday-Friday 9 am-5 pm. For after hours phone John George Psychiatric Pavilion (510) 481- 4141. Mental Health; Children's ACCESS; Adult ACCESS; Alcohol and Other Drugs Program katherine.jones@acgov.org Application For requests for ACCESS evaluations (to schedule an interview or obtain information) Call: Main Line (800) 491-9099 Asian Languages - Asian Community Mental Health (510) 451-6729 Spanish Language - Casa del Sol in North County (510) 535-4170 La Familia Counseling Services in South County (510) 881-5921 Kate Jones Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 2000 Embarcadero, Suite 400 Oakland, CA 94606 M-F, Emergency and Hospital 24 hours all week Languages Most Target Pop Severe, persistent mental illness. TTY Email Days & Hours Program Contact 152023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 267-3261 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 273-3865 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities CouncilProgram Phone Office 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility Membership is open to all people interested in the field of developmental disabilities who live or work in Alameda County. Call for application. Payment No charge. Description The mission of the Developmental Disabilities Council is to expand opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Developmental Disabilities Council is a program and policy planning unit within the Public Health Department. Council meetings are usually held on the second Wednesday of each month and are open to the public. Like us on Facebook as the Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Planning and Advisory Council. Alameda County Public Health Department sandi.soliday@acgov.org www.acphd.org/ddc Application Mail, Email or Fax. Sandi Soliday Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility Wheelchair accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided 1000 Broadway, Suite 500 Oakland, CA 94607 M-F Languages Interpretation available upon request. Target Pop People with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours 12th Street StationBART Public Transportation Program Contact 16 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Alameda County HOSPITALS/MEDICAL CENTERSProgram Phone Office Information Not Provided Eligibility N/A Payment N/A Description Alameda County Medical Center Highland Hospital 1411 E. 31st Street Oakland, CA 94602 (510) 437-4800 Alameda Hospital 2070 Clinton Avenue Alameda, CA 94578 (510) 522-3700 General Information 8am-12midnight (510) 814-4000 Hospital Administration (510) 814-4062 Classes Answering Machine (510) 522-7058 Physicians Referral Alta Bates Medical Center 2450 Ashby Avenue Berkeley, CA 94705 (510) 204-4444 Information 24 hours daily (510) 204-1303 Emergency (510) 204-1870 AIDS Outpatient Clinic M-F (510) 548-4972 Fax Children's Hospital Oakland 747 52nd Street Oakland, CA 94609 (510) 428-3000 24 hours daily (510) 428-3010 Youth Clinic - HIV/AIDS testing (800) 414-7337 Long Distance Callers Eden Medical Center 20103 Lake Chabot Road Castro Valley, CA 94546-5367 (510) 537-1234 24 hours daily (510) 582-8882 TDD/TTY (510) 889-5015 Emergency Room (510) 889-5064 Physical Medicine Unit (510) 889-5016 Psychiatric Services Kaiser Permanente Medical Center - Hayward 27400 Hesperian Boulevard Hayward, CA 94545 Application N/A See below Target Pop N/A TTY Days & Hours 172023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 784-4000 24 hours daily Kaiser Permanente Medical Center - Oakland 280 West MacArthur Boulevard Oakland, CA 94611 (510) 752-1000 24 hours daily (510) 752-0121 Chemical Dependency Program (510) 752-6150 Health Education (510) 752-6305 Social Services (510) 752-7096 HIV Information San Leandro Hospital Eden Medical Center - Campus 13855 East 14th Street San Leandro, CA 94578 (510) 357-6500 24 hours daily Hospital (510) 352-2900 TDD Monday-Friday, 9-5 Administration (510) 357-4958 Senior Friends Association (510) 667-4508 Social Services (510) 667-4572 Fax St. Rose Hospital 27200 Calaroga Avenue Hayward, CA 94545 (510) 264-4000 Office Summit Medical Center - Lifeline 350 Hawthorne Avenue Oakland, CA 94609 (510) 655-4000 24 hours daily Hospital M-F 9-5 Administration (510) 869-6514 Adult Immunology/AIDS Clinic M-F (510) 869-8833 Cancer Center M-F 8:30-5 (510) 869-8911 Adult Day Health Care M-F Valley Memorial Hospital 5555 W. Positas Boulevard Pleasanton, CA. 94588 (925) 847-3000 Washington Hospital Healthcare System 2000 Mowry Avenue Fremont, CA 94538 (510) 797-1111 24 hours daily (510) 791-3433 TTY (800) 963-7070 Physician Referral (800) 770-9447 Health Insurance Information Service Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity Information Not Provided Languages Information Not Provided 18 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 267-8000 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 208-5974 Alameda County Public Health DepartmentProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility Alameda County residents. Payment Not a direct service. Description The mission of the Alameda County Public Health Department is to work in partnership with the community to ensure the optimal health and well-being of all people through a dynamic and responsive process respecting the diversity of the community and challenging us to provide for present and future generations. ACPHD www.acphd.org Application Contact individual programs for more information. Kimi Watkins-Tartt Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Accessible Capacity Information Not Provided 1000 Broadway, Suite 500 Oakland, CA 94607 Languages Interpretation available by request. Target Pop Alameda County residents. TTY Web Site Days & Hours 12th Street 12th StreetBusBART Public Transportation Contact 192023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 510-506-7586 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Alameda County Transportation CommissionProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility transportation information for older adults and people with disabilities. Contact city of residence for more information. Payment Varies Description Provides paratransit services within constraints of budget monies received from Measure B and Measure BB. Programs are locally administered vy city jurisdiction. Contact city of residence for program details. The mission of the Paratransit Advisory and Planning Committee is to promote the development of a comprehensive integrated paratransit system for PAPCO Seniors + disabled persons and to advise the AlamedaCTC and program providers on ways to increase collaboration and effectiveness of special transportation services to minimize overlap and duplication of resources Alameda CTC contact@alamedactc.org www.accessalameda.org Application depends on program - https://accessalameda.org/applications/ telephone-contact by city or residence for information: Alameda-510-747-7513 Albany-510-524-9122 Berkeley-510-981-7269 Dublin/Livermore-925-455-7310 Emeryville-510-596-3730 Hayward/Castro Valley-510-5834230 Fremont/Newark-510-574-2053 Piedmont/Oakland-510-238-3036 Pleasanton-925-931-5376 San Leandro-510-577-7988 Naomi Armenta Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility varies Capacity Information Not Provided 1111 Broadway, Suite 800 Oakland, CA 94607- Varies Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Seniors and people with disabilities TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours 12th Street 12th StreetBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 20 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 287-8488 Information Not Provided Fax (510)217-3444 Alegria Community LivingProgram Phone Office 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Teens, families and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Payment Alegria is vendorized by the Regional Center of the East Bay and also accepts sliding scale fees based upon income. Description Individual and group counseling for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Parent group for parents with adult children with ID/DD. Hunt House 1201 Martin Luther king Jr. Way St 200, Oakland CA 94612 ktoto@alegriacl.org www.alegriacl.org Application Contact Karen Toto by telephone to schedule an assessment. Karen Toto Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity 0 410 7th Street, Suite 203 Oakland, CA 94607- Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop People with Intellectual and developmental disabilities and their family members. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours 12th StreetBART Public Transportation Contact 212023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 204-4599 (510) 204-4574 Fax (510) 204-4557 Alta Bates Medical Center - Herrick CampusProgram Phone Office 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility No age restrictions; servicing primarily the Oakland, Berkeley, Albany and Richmond communities. Diagnoses served include cerebral vascular accident victims, neurological diseases, hearing/voice impairment, acquired brain injury, head and neck cancer and stuttering. Payment Private pay, third party payment and habilitation/rehab. Description The Speech/Language pathologists assist clients in maximizing communication skills for home, work and community needs. Individual treatment programs include Functional Communication, Speech Intelligibility, Written Language, Voice Production, Community Re-Entry, Aural Rehabilitation, Auditory Comprehension, Reading Comprehension, Cognitive-Linguistic Skills, Fluency and Augmentative Communication. are available. A test assistant is available to help the audiologist in evaluating very young children, difficult to test, or developmentally disabled individuals. Specialty Programs include Voice Improvement, Dysphasia, and Day Treatment Programs. Speech Language Pathology/Audiology Services Application By telephone. A doctor referral is required for all services. Director Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 2001 Dwight Way Berkeley, CA 94704 M-F Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Those persons with diagnoses that indicate impaired speech/language development or audiological problems. TTY Days & Hours Berkeley (4 blocks away)Berkeley (4 blocks away)BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 22 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 562-9694 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 562 9695 Alternative Learning CenterProgram Phone Office 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Available to adults with a wide range of Intellectual challenges, although assessment services may be available to teenagers, ALC/SLSP typically provides support to consumers living, or planning to live, in their own homes and who are eighteen years of age or older. ALC/SLSP has no prerequisite functional or skill level for an individual consumer. Payment Information Not Provided Description ALC provides Independent and Supported Living programs, providing adults with developmental disabilities the opportunity to secure a self-sustaining independent living situation in the community. Parenting, specialized day programs. alc-2@sbcglobal.net Application RCEB Case manager. C. Michelle Wood Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 Accessibility Partial. Capacity Information Not Provided 2738 73rd Avenue Oakland, CA 94605 Languages English Target Pop All Regional Center consumers. TTY Email Days & Hours Oakland ColiseumBART Public Transportation Contact 232023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 595-4400 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided American Red Cross Bay AreaProgram Phone Office 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility All Ages. Payment N/A Description Emergency Preparedness Training and Support. American Red Cross Bay Area Chapter Application Contact American Red Cross for scheduled class times. Allison Biddinger Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity 0 3901 Broadway Oakland, CA 94607- M - F Languages Call for information about specific languages. Target Pop All populations. TTY Days & Hours Program Contact 24 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 510-967-1166 Information Not Provided Fax 510-992-1093 Arcadia Home CareProgram Phone Office 510-597-1071 Eligibility All ages, Contra Costa and Alameda County, any disability, both ambulatory/non. Payment Vendorization with RCEB, Private or insurance. Description jcarper@arcadiahomecare.com www.Arcadiahomecare.com Application By phone, and then in person to complete application. Jennifer Carper Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility We provide care at their residence. Capacity Information Not Provided 505 14th Street, Suite 965 Oakland, CA 94612- Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Contact 252023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (650) 637-7772 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Autism Society San Francisco Bay AreaProgram Phone Office no office Eligibility N/A Payment N.A Description Resource information, educational events, and regional support groups only. We do not offer any direct programs. info@sfautismsociety.org sfautismsociety.org Application N/A Jill Escher Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity 0 P.O. Box 249 San Mateo, CA 94401- Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Resources for individuals with Autism and their families. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Contact 26 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 613-0330 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Bay Area Community ServicesProgram Phone Office Varies Eligibility Older adults with chronic health problems, including Alzheimer's Disease. Payment Fee for service. Description Bay Area Community Services - Fremont Mary Coolidge 39600 Sundale Dr., Fremont, CA 94538 Phone: (510) 656-7742 Fax: (510) 656-7891 adultday@pacbell.net BACS Adult Day Care Services serves adults age 60 and over in the Tri-Cities area who are experiencing chronic health problems (including Alzheimer's Disease). The help and support provided by the program enables these seniors to continue living in their own homes, avoiding premature institutionalization. It also provides respite for family members and caregivers, allowing them to attend to their daily affairs assured that their loved ones are receiving reliable care. The Day Care program provides the following services: - A structured program of activities led by trained staff, both paid and volunteer - Door-to-door transportation for all clients who are residents of the Tri-Cities - A hot, nutritionally-balanced meal - Ongoing respite and support for caregivers & family members - Daily program leadership provided by Adult Education teachers and staff - Client referrals to other community agencies as needed Bay Area Community Services - Oakland Helen Wachs North Oakland Senior Center 5714 Martin Luther King, Jr. Way Oakland, CA 94609 Phone: (510) 601-1074 Fax: (510) 601-1076 adcs1@pacbell.net BACS Adult Day Care Services program is designed to enable older adults with chronic health problems, including Alzheimer's Disease, to remain in their homes and avoid premature institutionalization. It is licensed by the State of California Department of Social Services. On Monday, Wednesday and Friday we concentrate on the needs of clients with memory loss due to stroke, dementia or Alzheimer's Disease. On Tuesday and Thursday we have a program for physically frail individuals who need a supportive environment for socializing and engaging in meaningful activities. Some clients can fit into both programs and attend five days a week. The program also helps caregivers, who know that their family members are in a safe environment that will keep them involved and stimulated. This gives caregivers time for work, rest and meeting bacs@bayareacs.org www.bayareacs.org Application Call Jamie Almanza 629 Oakland Avenue Oakland, CA 94611- Varies by location, see description. Target Pop Older adults with chronic health problems, including Alzheimer's Disease. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 272023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory personal needs. We provide information and assistance accessing programs and services that can help them. Open Monday to Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., we offer a program of activities led by an Oakland Adult School teacher assisted by trained staff. Transportation, snacks and a nutritionally balanced lunch are all provided daily. This is a fee-for-service program. The fee is reasonable and we offer scholarship assistance. Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided Languages Tagalog, Spanish and Farsi (varies by location). 28 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 849-4663 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 849-4616 Bay Area Outreach and Recreation ProgramProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility age 5+. Payment Private pay, sliding fee scale and no charge programs. Description BORP provides adaptive sports, recreation and fitness programs for individuals of all ages with physical disabilities and visual impairments. BORP serves Bay Area youth and adults with a wide variety of programs and activities including adaptive cycling, kayaking, adventures and outings, indoor climbing, fitness classes and team sports including wheelchair basketball, power soccer, goalball, rugby and sled hockey. BORP is also a resource for information, technical assistance, program consultation, disability awareness trainings and advocacy. BORP info@borp.org www.borp.org Application In person, by phone, online. No referral required. Rick Smith Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility Fully accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided 3075 Adeline, Suite 200 Berkeley, CA 94703- Programs off-site in Berkeley and Bay Area Primarily evenings and weekends Languages Spanish Target Pop People with physical and visual disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Ashby Ashby AC TransitBusBART Public Transportation Program Alternate Address Contact 292023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 465-2278 (510) 839-2220 Fax Information Not Provided Bay Area Rapid TransitProgram Phone Office N/A Eligibility Discount tickets are offered for seniors, riders with disabilities, and children 5-12. Payment Varies Description BART serves San Francisco, Alameda, Contra Costa and northern San Mateo counties through five interconnected rail lines and 39 stations. BART operates weekdays, 4 am-12am Saturday, 6 am - 12 am Sunday 8 am-12 am. BART www.bart.gov Application To receive discount tickets, you must acquire a special identification with a verified disability. Call for more information. Susie Gallagher Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 800 Madison Street Oakland, CA 94607 Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Web Site Days & Hours Office at Lake Merritt BART Office at Lake Merritt BARTBusBART Public Transportation Contact 30 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 351-1661 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 351-1662 Bay Area Support ServicesProgram Phone Office 8:30AM-5PM M-F Eligibility We serve adults only, no limit to the level/type of disability in Alameda County. Assessments are completed to determine any specific eligibility concerns before accepting a new consumer Payment vendorization by RCEB Description We provide Supported Living Services to adults who are clients of the regional center system. tbelk@bayareasupportservices.org Application please go through Case Manager at the Regional Center/for inquiries email Executive Director at tbelk@bayareasupportservices.org Tina Belk Staff/Client Ratio per need Accessibility our office space is fully accessible Capacity 15 333 Estudillo Avenue, Suite 101 San Leandro, CA 94577-4717 24/7 Languages ASL currently; staff who speak other languages are recruited according to client need Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Email Days & Hours For SL location of home - for RF Bayfair BART AC Transit # 84 and 85BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 312023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 510-364-6795 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Beard Realty TeamProgram Phone Office 9 am - 7 pm Eligibility Open to all. Payment Consulting services are completely free for everyone. Home Sellers pay all real estate fees. Description Real Estate Consultant and Accessibility Specialist, providing services to buyers and sellers with disabilities and their families. team@beardrealtyteam.com beardrealtyteam.com Application Not Applicable. Stephen Beard Staff/Client Ratio NA Accessibility Our offices are fully accessible. Capacity 0 4937 Telegraph Avenue, Suite A Oakland, CA 94609- Languages Turkish Target Pop Disability Community. Our services are geared towards anyone or any family that has a housing need and for whom independent living, or near independent living, is a possibility. Contact us to discuss your curcumstances. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours North Berkeley BARTBART Public Transportation Contact 32 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 644-8968 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 644-6784 Berkeley Adult School/Workability IIProgram Phone Office 8 am - 4 pm Eligibility State Department of Rehabilitation certified as eligible and 18 years or older. Payment Information Not Provided Description Workability II program assists eligible disabled adults with obtaining education and training and/or Job Placement assistance at the Berkeley Adult School. Berkeley Unified School District jacquelineboutte@berkeley.net www.bas@berkeley.net Application California State Department of Rehabilitation (DOR). Jacqueline Boutte Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 1701 San Pablo Avenue, Room #19 Berkeley, CA 94702 M-F Languages As needed. Target Pop People with disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours North Berkeley North BerkeleyBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 332023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 981-2812 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 981-2879 Berkeley City CollegeProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility 18 years of age or older; disability must be verifiable. Payment $13/unit for unit classes. Description The Disabled Student Programs and Services (DSP&S) provides assistance to students with verifiable disabilities whose goals include: basic skills improvement, employment preparation, Certificate of Completion, Associate of Arts Degree, transfer to a four year college and/or personal enrichment. Disabled Student Programs and Services www.peralta.edu Application Submit an Admissions Application in person or by mail to the Admissions Office at Berkeley City College. Contact DSPS office for appointment. Lynn Massey Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 2050 Center Street Berkeley, CA 94704 Special Thursday evening hours: 3 pm - 7 pm Languages ASL classes taught through BCC however, office staff does not sign. Target Pop Persons with cerebral palsy, epilepsy, intellectual disabilities, neurological handicap, head injury, hearing impairment, orthopedic impairment, visual impairment, psychologically disabled and learning disabled. TTY Web Site Days & Hours Berkeley BerkeleyBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 34 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 981-6651 (510) 981-6903 Fax (510) 981-5160 Berkeley City Recreation DepartmentProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Programs are designed for Berkeley residents. If there are openings, non-residents may attend Disabled Family krat a non-resident rate. Senior/disabled swim program has no residential requirements. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center. Description Recreational services include: after-school inclusion program, summer fun clubs, Disabled Family Camp, senior/disabled therapeutic swim at indoor heated pool (92 degrees), tennis lessons for youth, and a Saturday program for adults with Autism. For pool program information, call Rosemary Foweca at 981-5152. City of Berkeley www.ci.berkeley.ca.us Application By telephone or in person. Family camp can accept check by mail. Patty Thomas Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 1947 Center Street Berkeley, CA 94704 Varies by program Languages Spanish interpreters and staff that sign may be available. Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Web Site Days & Hours Berkeley BerkeleyBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 352023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 848-9622 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 848-6835 Berkeley YMCAProgram Phone Office 9 am - 6 pm Eligibility Different programs cover 0-22 years (older adults are members). Payment Information Not Provided Description Recreation Swimming - lap, open swim, and lessons are utilized by Ala Costa Center, Via Center, Children's Hospital, Parent Infant Program and the public. Kindergym/Babygym - a great social and gross-motor development program for children 0-7 years. Social Development Group - for Aspergers, PDD, and other disorders with similar social integration issues. Meets 2 Friday nights per month. Parents and children approximately 6-12 years. Under a grant from the First 5 of Alameda County, the Downtown Berkeley YMCA is offering a free Friday inclusion program for preschooler aged children (3-5) and their families. Included in the program are swimming, tumbling, gross motor practice, social playtime, and a parental support group. Parent Education - once a month parenting workshops cover all populations and needs. Contacts: Adult Programs - HaeWon Rhoe Aquatic Programs - Aaron Dence Family/Youth Programs - Eden O'Brien-Brenner ymember@ymcaeastbay.org www.ymcaeastbay.org/ Application Contact Rebecca Hawley at (510) 520-7272. Eden O'Brien-Brenner Staff/Client Ratio varies Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity Information Not Provided 2001 Allston Way Berkeley, CA 94704- 6 am - 10 pm Languages Spanish. If needed, sign language for Friday Preschool special needs inclusion program can be arranged on an invidual basis. Target Pop Different programs cover 0-22 years (older adults are members). TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Berkeley BerkeleyBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 36 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 845-2744 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 849-1603 Berkeley Youth Living with DisabilitiesProgram Phone Office 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility Youth with Developmental Disabilities, moderate to severe and ages 8-26. Payment Information Not Provided Description ICF-DD-H Intermediate Care Facility for the Developmentally Disabled - Habilitative. Build House buildhouse@prodigy.net www.buildhouse.org Application Contact our Executive Director Racquel Robinson, for a packet or speak to your Regional Center case manager about Build House. Raquel Robinson Staff/Client Ratio 1:2 Accessibility Accessbile (Universal Design - Home for youth) West Berkeley, 2 blocks to University Avenue (AC Transit 51). Capacity 0 2110 7th Street Berkeley, CA 94710- Monday - Friday Languages ASL, Spanish and Tagalog. Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Downtown Berkeley; West BerkeleyBART Public Transportation Program Contact 372023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 505-1244 Information Not Provided Fax (505) 790-1050 Bethesda Lutheran CommunitiesProgram Phone Office 8 am - 4 pm Eligibility Adults with developmental disabilities 18+. Payment Vendorization by Regional Center of the East Bay. Description Bethesda Lutheran Communities provides housing for Independent Living clients and Supported Living in an apartment setting. The group home is a 12 single room facility for people with moderate disabilities. Family Home Agency is based on providing a real family home setting for a person with disabilities to reside in as well as become a member of the family. Open enrollment. Antonio Duarte- Antonio.Duarte@bethesdalc.org Christina Sanchez- Christina.Sanchez@bethesdalc.org Christina.Mance@Bethesdslc.org www.bethesdalc.org/ Application All referrals come from the Regional Center (RCEB, SARC, etc). Christina Mance Staff/Client Ratio 1:6 Accessibility Facilities are wheelchair accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided 1335 Mowry Avenue Fremont, CA 94538- 8 am - 4 pm Languages English, Spanish and Tagalog. Target Pop Dependent upon need. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours FremontBART Public Transportation Program Contact 38 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510)508-7997; (510)568-1839 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Broadmoor Community ServicesProgram Phone Office 9 am - 5:30 pm Eligibility Ages 18 & older, Developmental Disabilities, Intellectual Disabilities, Autism, Down Syndrome and Learning Disabilities. Desire to increase independence in dailiy living skills. Payment Information Not Provided Description Broadmoor Community Services is designed to help clients learn daily living skills by using 1-on-1 We work in areas such as cooking, cleaning, money management, job search skills, health Another important area ILS can help with is searching for affordable home options and matching with potential roommates in order to secure housing in the community. The objective of the training center is for an individual to lead the most self-managed life possible in the least restrictive environment. The number of training hours and the areas of training are determined based on an individuals asessed need and personal choice. It is expected that over time, an individual's need for services may decrease, at which time on-going support is provided at a lesser frequency. nikkimell@comcast.net sdsprogram@yahoo.com Application To express interest or apply, please call (510)508-7997 to schedule informational appointment. Dominique Mellion Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 Accessibility Wheelchair accessible. Capacity 0 211 Joaquin Avenue San Leandro, CA 94577- 7 days per week by appointment/scheduling Languages Spanish, French, Thai, Laos, Tagalog, and Sign Language. Target Pop Individuals with Developmental Disabilities including but not limited to: Intellectual Disabilities, Down Syndrome, Autism, Learning Disabilities, etc. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 392023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 512-5412 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 778-8593 By Popular Demand, LLCProgram Phone Office 9 am-5 pm Eligibility Eligibility will be determined during assessment. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center. Description By Popular Demand (BPD) envisions and actively works towards a world that will accept and embrace individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. With our help, all individuals that we serve will be seen as equals in society. bypopulardemandllc@gmail.com Application Information exchanged via e-mail and by form for additional assistance. John Smith Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 based on client needs Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity 0 143 Marcus Avenue Richmond, CA 94801- Based on client needs Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop The program is designed to fit individual needs. TTY Email Days & Hours Program Contact 40 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (925) 828-8712 Information Not Provided Fax (925) 828-8712 C.A.M.P., Inc.Program Phone Office 8:30 am - 4 pm Eligibility Developmentally disabled, 20-75 years of age and limited to 15 non-ambulatory. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center of the East Bay. Description Training objectives developed to meet needs of individual. Emphasis placed on community- based activities, supervised work crews, arts and crafts, socialization, and activities of daily living. Sierra Day/ Dublin Day Program sierradayprogram@att.net Application Referrals must go through Regional Center. Elizabeth De La Torre Staff/Client Ratio 1:3 Accessibility Wheelchair accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided 6805 Sierra Court, Suite A Dublin, CA 94568- 9 am - 2:30 pm Languages Spanish Speakers on staff. Functional sign language. Target Pop Serves a wide range of development needs. TTY Email Days & Hours Dublin-PleasantonBART Public Transportation Program Contact 412023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 698-7244 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 534-0837 Calidad IndustriesProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 4 pm Eligibility Adults with developmental, mental, or physical disability; 18 years of age (16 & 17 with work permit); residents of Alameda, Contra Costa, Solano or San Francisco counties. Payment No charge to consumer. Description Provides training and employment opportunities for people with disabilities; paid on-the-job skills training; obtain earned income; and develop independent living skills. Goodwill Industries of the Greater East Bay contactus@goodwill.org www.goodwill.org Application By telephone to obtain application. Michell Kabiri Staff/Client Ratio 3:5 Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 1301 30th Avenue Oakland, CA 94601 24 Hours Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop People with disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Fruitvale Station FruitvaleBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 42 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 758-0433 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 758-1040 California Autism FoundationProgram Phone Office M-F 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Eligibility Adult persons of employable age with a medical diagnosis - must be independent in their self- care skills. Payment Vendorized by the Regional Center, private pay, rehabilitation and third party. Description ABC School- A non-public school providing individualized education, independent living skills, behavioral management and vocational training for students 2-22 years. ABC Day Program-Sited-based program with a focus on community integration, vocational training, independent living skills, functional communication, and academic goals. ABC Work Activity Program - A work program that engages in assembly, labeling, packaging, and fulfillment for local businesses while offering vocational development and training. ABC Residential Homes-Three residential homes located in El Sobrante and Pinole offer supported living and integrated employment options. A Better Chance contactcaf@calautism.org www.calautism.org Application By phone, in-person, mail or through a Regional Center referral. Adria Carson Staff/Client Ratio 1:1-1:15 Accessibility Yes Capacity 0 4075 Lakeside Drive Richmond, CA 94806- M-F 8:30 am - 3 pm Languages English, Spanish and American Sign Language. Target Pop Persons with autism and developmental disabilities. Also including: cerebral palsy, epilepsy, intellectual disabilities, neurological disorders, head injury, hearing impairment, learning disability, orthopedic impairment and visual impairments. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Richmond Parkway, Lakeside Dr RichmondBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 432023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 1-800-854-7784 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided California Relay Service (CRS)Program Phone Office Information Not Provided Eligibility All ages. Payment Information Not Provided Description STS is a form of Relay Services that provides Communications Assistants (CAs) for people with speech disabilities who have difficulty being understood on the phone. STS CAs are trained individuals familiar with many different speech patterns and language recognition skills. The CA makes the call and repeats the words exactly. Speech to Speech consumeraffairs@ddtp.org www.ddtp.org Application N/A CRS Department Manager Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 Accessibility N/A Capacity 0 1 Kaiser Plaza, Suite 1101 Oakland, CA 94612- Available 24/7 Languages Spanish. Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours N/A N/ABusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 44 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (800) 806-1191 (800) 806-4474 Fax (800) 889-3974 California Telephone Access Program (CTAP)Program Phone Office M-F 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility 1) Live in California, 2) Have telephone service or cellphone with blue-tooth capacity, 3) Medical professional verifies the need. Payment The equipment is free to qualifying consumers. Description CTAP is a program of the California Public Telephone Utilities Commission (CPUC) Deaf and on all telephone bills in California. This surcharge appears on your phone bill as "CA Relay Service and Communications Device Fund." There's a phone for every need. For example, there are amplified phones that make it easier to hear conversations. Big button phones that are easier to dial. Convenient portable phones-and more. Multiple locations, please call or go to website. info@ccaf.us www.californiaphones.org Application In person, fax, email or mail. Elizabeth Wong Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility The CTAP Service Center at the Ed Roberts Campus is fully accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided 3075 Adeline Street, Suite 260 Berkeley, CA 94703- Service Center 8 am - 5 pm Languages Spanish, Chinese, Russian, Vietnamese and Hmong. Target Pop California residents with difficulty with seeing, hearing, moving, speaking or remembering. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Ashby AC Transit #12 or #49BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 452023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 895-2838 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 895-5416 Camino NuevoProgram Phone Office 7:30 am - 3:30 pm Eligibility RCEB clients 22 years old+. Payment Regional Center of the East Bay. Description Camino Nuevo's purpose is to provide an enriching environment for the Lantino/Hispanic Developmentally Disabled community, for persons who wish to actively learn, develop and/or master diverse adult skills necessary for their daily life in their own language. The program will include creative, meaningful activities in wellness, functional life skills, limited vocational activity, social integration and community inclusion, and will emphasize the person's potential, the ability to make adult choices and the enjoyment of daily life. veronica@eastbayservicesdd.org Application Referral by Regional Center required. Veronica Lopez Staff/Client Ratio 1:4 Accessibility Limited wheelchair accessibility. Capacity 0 797 Montague Avenue San Leandro, CA 94577- 8:30 am - 2:30 pm Languages Spanish. Target Pop Latino/Hispanics. TTY Email Days & Hours San LeandroBART Public Transportation Program Contact 46 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (831) 338 3210 Information Not Provided Fax (831) 338-1056 Camp Krem-Camping UnlimitedProgram Phone Office M-F 10 am - 5 pm Eligibility Ages 5 years and older, all disabilities - mild to moderate to severe. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center and private pay. Description Camping Unlimited provides recreational programs for persons with developmental disabilities. Year round activities include weekend day trips and overnights. Offers six sessions of summer camping June - August in Santa Cruz mountains, (traditional, outdoor and travel). Travel programs Spring, Fall and Winter. Financial aid available. Katiegiampa@campingunlimited.org www.campingunlimited.org Application Online application. Visit website for more info. Katie Giampa, Christina Krem Staff/Client Ratio 1:3, 1:1 Accessibility Program facilities, restrooms and cabins. Capacity Information Not Provided 102 Brook Lane Boulder Creek, CA 95006- 4610 Whitesands Court El Sobrante, CA 94803 Languages English and ASL. Target Pop Ages 5 years and older, all disabilities - mild to moderate to severe. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Transportation to camp from Emeryville.NABusBART Public Transportation Alternate Address Contact 472023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 886-1000 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 537-8537 Castro Valley Adult and Career Education/StridesProgram Phone Office Monday - Friday, 8:00-4:00 Eligibility Admission and continuation in the Strides program are based on an individual having an Intellectual Disability diagnosis and who: is at least 22 years of age and exited from a high school transition program, or 18 and graduated with a high school diploma or GED and has a goal of employment; expresses interest participating in the program; demonstrates the ability to benefit from the program; can navigate an adult school campus independently; can maintain appropriate behavior for an adult school campus; is able willing and able to participate in on-campus and community-based activities with a staff-to-student ratio of 1:8 without needing individual ongoing assistance; is comfortable in a large group setting of 80 students and program staff; is continent and able to attend to own personal needs and toileting; uses a wheelchair or walker independently. Payment RCEB Description The Strides day program provides high-quality education, training, and support that prepares and empowers adults with intellectual disabilities to achieve their individual goals toward independence, personal fulfillment, work readiness, and employment. The program embraces that all adults have a right to an age-appropriate education, independence, community inclusion, respect, and personal choice. Classes are held at the adult school (integrated with classes for non-disabled) and in community locations whenever possible (e.g., working and volunteering in the community, traveling on public transportation, food service training in a professional kitchen, etc.), utilizing age-appropriate materials. Castro Valley Unified School District knauman@cv.k12.ca.us www.cvadult.org Application Applicant And a caregiver must attend a tour before applying or going on the waitlist. If there is continued interest following a tour, the caregiver must schedule a phone call with staff to determine if the applicant seems to meet Entrance Criteria and if Strides is likely to meet the applicant’s needs. If they do, the applicant will be placed on the waitlist. Being placed on the waitlist does not guarantee placement in Strides. When an opening occurs, an application will be sent. If staff determines the applicant meets entrance criteria and would benefit from the program, a trial visit, which can last between two weeks and a month, will be scheduled to allow staff and the applicant to evaluate the program’s appropriateness. Following the trial visit, staff will determine acceptance or denial based on the applicant, parent/caregiver, and staff feedback. Keith Nauman Staff/Client Ratio 8:1 Accessibility Yes. Capacity 80 4430 Alma Avenue Castro Valley, CA 94546 M-F, 8:30-2:30 (prior to Shelter in Place) Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Public Transportation Program Contact 48 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory Castro Valley BART Station (1.5 miles from school) AC Transit 48 bus line; Seven Hills bus stop BusBART 492023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 768-3100 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 451-6998 Catholic Charities for Oakland DioceseProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Information Not Provided Payment Counseling fees set by ability to pay on sliding scale. Description Individual/Family Counseling, Emergency Social Services, Housing Social Services, AIDS/HIV Ministry. Youth Services/Mediation Services. Employment and Training Services. info@cceb.org www.cceb.org Application Information Not Provided Chuck Fernandez Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 433 Jefferson Street Oakland, CA 94607 Languages Spanish, Vietnamese and Chinese. Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours 12th St.12th St.BusBART Public Transportation Contact 50 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 841-3224 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 841-7956 Center for Accessible TechnologyProgram Phone Office By appointment only Eligibility Any person who is disabled or family who has a member who is disabled or person interested in technology and disability. Payment Sliding fee scale for families and persons with disabilities. Established fee for professionals. Organizational contracts are available. Description Provides individuals with information on computers and accessible hardware and software to maximize learning and independence. People can try various systems, have individual consultations, workshops, and demonstrations. Training for teachers given regularly. Extensive information on web site. info@cforat.org www.cforat.org Application By Telephone or via website. Dmitri Belser, Executive Director Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 3075 Adeline Street, Suite 220 Berkeley, CA 94703- Mon-Thur 9 am - 5 pm Languages Interpreters available upon request. ASL Target Pop Children and adults with or without disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours AshbyBART Public Transportation Program Contact 512023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 794-5155 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 794-1912 Center for Speech, Language and Occupational TherapyProgram Phone Office 8 am - 6 pm Eligibility Accepts insurance and payment out of pocket. Payment Regional center, some insurance (call), private pay. Description Provides speech therapy and occupational therapy for pediatrics and adult rehabilitation. jadams@cslot.com www.cslot.com Application Call (510) 794-5155 ext 100. Jennifer Adams Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 39420 Liberty Street, Suite 150 Fremont, CA 94538- Mon - Fri Languages English and Spanish. Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Fremont FremontBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 52 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 723-6725 (510) 786-6725 Fax (510) 782-9315 Chabot CollegeProgram Phone Office Hours vary Eligibility Persons age 18 or older, high school graduate or equivalent with physical, communication or learning disability registered at Chabot College. Payment Call for information. Description Serves as a resource for students with disabilities; offers direct services, programs and campus and community referrals. Programs include adaptive physical education, adaptive computer courses, and learning skills courses for students with learning disabilities. Disabled Student Resource Center www.chabotweb.clpccd.cc.ca.us/ Application By appointment or in person. Nathaniel Rice Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 25555 Hesperian Blvd., Building 200 Hayward, CA 94545 Variable; contact office Languages As needed. Target Pop Students with disabilities. TTY Web Site Days & Hours Hayward HaywardBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 532023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 747-4714 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided City of Alameda Disability IssuesProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility N/A Payment Information Not Provided Description Citizen group organized to provide information and recommendations to the City Council regarding disability issues. This reflects the City's interest in encouraging persons with disabilities to become an integral part of the community. Commission on Disability shenry@alameda.gov www.ci.alameda.ca.us Application N/A Sarah Henry Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility City Hall is fully accessible. Capacity 0 City Hall, 2263 Santa Clara Avenue Alameda, CA 94501-4477 Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Alameda citizens with physical and/or cognitive disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours FruitvaleBART Public Transportation Contact 54 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (925) 931-5373 Information Not Provided Fax (925) 485-3685 City of Pleasanton-RADDProgram Phone Office Weekday hours vary Eligibility Individuals aged 15 years and older with developmental disabilities. Payment Fee charged per activity and varies with activity. Scholarships and fee assistance available if qualified. Description RADD provides the opportunity for personal growth for persons with developmental disabilities 15 and older through recreation, socialization and community involvement. The RADD program promotes respect, encourages independence and fosters self-expression. Recreation for Adults with Developmental Disabilities rprater@cityofpleasantonca.gov cityofpleasantonca.gov Application Call for registration application or find on website at cityofpleasantonca.gov under Senior, RADD, Paratransit Rachael Prater Staff/Client Ratio 6:1 Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 5353 Sunol Boulevard Pleasanton, CA 94566 Friday Evenings or Saturdays (hours vary) Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Adults with developmental disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Dublin/PleasantonBART Public Transportation Program Contact 552023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 538-3150 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 538-3761 Classic VansProgram Phone Office 9 am -6 pm Eligibility N/A Payment Information Not Provided Description Vehicles for sale for persons who are non-ambulatory including modification and installation for adaptive access. Ready made vehicles in stock for drivers with disabilities or non drivers. Full size vans, mini vans and ADA Transport vans. We also install wheelchair lifts and accessories. DBA Mobility Vans USA sales@classicvans.com www.classicvans.com www.mobilityvansusa.com Application Telephone, mail, email and in person all acceptable. Sergio Borders Staff/Client Ratio business hours Accessibility Parking facility and restroom. Capacity 0 25700 Mission Boulevard Hayward, CA 94544- Mon-Sun Languages Spanish Target Pop Any person requiring equipment for adaptive riding or driving. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours South HaywardBART Public Transportation Program Contact 56 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 839-0050 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 444-5790 Clausen HouseProgram Phone Office M-F 8:30 am - 5 pm Eligibility Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Payment Regional Center, Departments of Habilitation/Rehabilitation and private pay. Description Provides Adult Education, Supported Employment, Independent and Supported Living Services, Social Recreation, Affordable Housing and Residential programs for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Contacts: Residential: Jaynette Underhill, Executive Director 510-839-0050 ext. 901 ILS/SLS Services: Juanita Hightower, ILS/SLS Program Coordinator 510-839-0050 ext. 402 Adult Day Program: Chandra Jackson, Adult Ed. Program Coordinator 510-839-0050 ext. 602 Supported Employment: Veronica M Santana, SE Program Coordinator Residential: jaynette@clausenhouse.org ILS/SLS: juanita@clausenhouse.org Adult Day Program: chandra@clausenhouse.org Supported Employment: vsantana@clausenhouse.org vsantana@clausenhouse.org www.clausenhouse.org Application Call for information. V Santana Staff/Client Ratio Meets DR & DDS requirements Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity Information Not Provided 88 Vernon Street Oakland, CA 94610 650 Grand Avenue Oakland, CA 94610 10 am - 4 pm Languages Sign language in dtac, Spanish, Russian, German and North Indian. Target Pop Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours 19th Street 19th StreetBusBART Public Transportation Program Alternate Address Contact 572023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 818-0720 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 818-3771 Clear Creek ServicesProgram Phone Office 9 am to 5 pm Eligibility Varies by home (we have 1 level 3 home, 1 level 4B home, and 1 level 4I home). Payment Vendorized by Regional Center of the East Bay. Description CCS owns and operates the Homes at Niles Grove, a new three home site on a 2 acre wooded cul-de-sac in the Niles District of Fremont. CCS was formed and facility construction was sponsored by parents who wanted a stimulating and family style environment for their children. Several of the founding families still participate on the Board of Directors that oversee the operation of the homes; the Board solicits parental and community participation. The Homes at Niles Grove provide a stable home setting for 18 adults with developmental disabilities. The deeds to the homes and property are restricted for use to programs serving persons with developmental disabilities. All homes are fully wheelchair accessible, provide private bathrooms for residents, and have central air-conditioning. We are vendorized by the Regional Center of the East Bay (RCEB) and are currently licensed for three different levels in our homes- a level 3, a level 4b, and a level 4I. Our program is designed to support our unique "aging in place" mission, so that residents do not have to move from their home at age 59. We also emphasize an active lifestyle involving participation in community events, local outings and in home events, etc. The Homes at Niles Grove gregclark@nilesgrove.org www.nilesgrove.org Application Contact Greg Clark, Executive Director, (510) 818-0720, then submit a packet through the Regional Center of East Bay. Greg Clark Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility All homes were designed and built to accommodate wheelchair accessibility. Capacity Information Not Provided 35537 Niles Boulevard Fremont, CA 94536-1598 Languages Spanish Target Pop People with developmental disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Union CityBART Public Transportation Contact 58 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 429-1919 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 429-1818 Cole Vocational ServicesProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 4 pm Eligibility Regional Center eligible. Payment Information Not Provided Description Behavioral Day Program. stephany.ross@thementornetwork.com Application RCEB Case Management. Stephany Ross Staff/Client Ratio 1:2 Accessibility Yes Capacity 35 1479 Salmon Way Hayward, CA 94544- Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Adults with Developmental Disabilities. TTY Email Days & Hours South HaywardBART Public Transportation Contact 592023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 704-4476 Information Not Provided Fax (413) 443-5069 College Internship ProgramProgram Phone Office 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Eligibility See Program Description. Payment Private pay and Regional Center Description The College Internship Program provides comprehensive, individualized academic, internship and independent living experiences for young adults, ages 18-26, identified with learning differences, Asperger's Syndrome, High-Functioning Autism, NLD, ADHD, Dyslexia and PDD- NOS. CIP also hosts a two week summer program, Summer @ CIP, for high school students. 413-344-4109 ext. 22 CIP adiaz@cipberkeley.org www.cipworldwide.org Application Mail or Internet. Alex Diaz Staff/Client Ratio 1:2 Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 2150 Shattuck Avenue, Suite 250 Berkeley, CA 94704- 199 South Street Pittsfield, MA 1201 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. Languages English Target Pop See description. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Downtown Berkeley BART BARTBusBART Public Transportation Program Alternate Address Contact 60 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 800.486.5058 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided College Living Experience MontereyProgram Phone Office 8a-5p Eligibility Post-secondary supports for young adults (ages 18-26) with learning differences Payment N/A Description It is common for students to have a diagnosis of an autism spectrum disorder, specific learning disability, ADHD, cerebral palsy, or other types of cognitive delays. Though there is no single box that all students fit in to, there is a common thread that each student has the motivation or desire to attend CLE and, if living independently, can safely do so with the right surrounding support. College Living Experience (CLE) provides individualized services to young adults with lerning differences and varying disabilities in the areas of academics, independent living, social skills and career development. info@experiencecle.com www.experiencecle.com Application https://experiencecle.com/how-to-apply/ Cramer Hickey Staff/Client Ratio 3:1 Accessibility Yes Capacity 0 300 Bonifacio Place Monterey, CA 93940- 8a-5p (7 days a week) Languages Spanish Target Pop Post-secondary supports for young adults with learning differences TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 612023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 748-2328 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 748-2339 College of Alameda Student Accessibility ServicesProgram Phone Office M-F 9:00am - 4:00 pm Eligibility "Students who are enrolled in College of Alameda classes and who have a documented disability may be eligible for SAS services. SAS serves students whose disabilities include: all disabilities." Payment "College enrollment fees are determined by number of units student enrolls in; most fee are waived for SSI recipients; all students are encouraged to apply for federal financial aid; SAS services are provided at no cost to the student." Description Student Accessibility Services (SAS) provides services designed to meet the unique educational needs of enrolled CoA students with documented disabilities. Our professional staff works with each student to provide accommodations that ensure equal access to all academic programs, and to promote students’ independence so they may realize their academic potential and reach their goals. Specialty Improving Cognitive Skills classes are available for students recovering from head injuries. Learning Skills Program classes are available for students with learning disabilities enrolled in college math and English classes. (*formerly Programs and Services for Students with Disabilities) sas.alameda@peralta.edu alameda.edu/students/student-accsssibility- services-sas Application Students are required to apply for SAS services and submit documentation of disability. Students will complete the SAS application online using their College of Alameda student ID # and password. For more detailed information see: https://alameda.edu/students/student-accessibility- services-sas/how-to-apply-for-sas-services/ Rachel Goodwin, Coordinator/Counselor, DSPS Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 555 Ralph Appezzato Parkway, D117 Alameda, CA 94501 Languages Interpreters provided for ASL upon request Target Pop College students with disabilities TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours 12th street 51ABusBART Public Transportation Contact 62 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510)748-2359 (510)748-2330 Fax (510)748-2339 College to Career (C2C) Program at the College of AlamedaProgram Phone Office 8-4:45 Eligibility Applicants must be: 1 At least 18 years of age at the time of enrollment. 2 An individual with an intellectual disability (ID) as defined by the Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA) and/or Autism. 3 A California Department of Rehabilitation Client (or eligible to become a Department of Rehabilitation client). 4 Graduated with a high-school diploma; or a Exited from high school transition program; or b Be willing to immediately exit from their transition program. 5 Able to provide or access transportation to and from College of Alameda, as well as potential work sites in various counties. 6 Able to attend classes, job and other program-related activities regularly. 7 Able to abide by College of Alameda's Code of Conduct. Payment Tuition, fees, transportation and supplies not covered by financial aid are paid for by CA Department of Rehabilitation. Description The C2C program provides a coordinated set of activities to support student success in a college setting, internships and successful transition into independent competitive employment. The program consists of three phases, college classes, internship and employment. Initially students take college classes aligned with their career goal. Education coaches are available to connect students to needed resources and social activities, and to assist in navigating the organizational aspects of college life. An internship is then developed that is aligned with their employment goals. In the third phase, students are placed in competitive employment and C2C provides coordination of supports needed to ensure success in the workplace. jsanoh@peralta.edu http://alameda.peralta.edu/dsps/college-to-career- program/ Application Applications for the C2C program are typically available in September. Admissions interviews and decisions will be completed in the spring and Program classes will begin each fall semester. Jennifer Sanoh, Coordinator Staff/Client Ratio Varies, approximately 12:1 Accessibility Yes Capacity 0 555 Ralph Appezzato Memorial Parkway Alameda, CA 94501- Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Students with Intellectual Disabilities and Autism. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours 12th Street Oakland Civic Center AC Transit Bus 51BusBART Public Transportation Contact 632023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 558-6700 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 558-6707 Community Access - Supported LivingProgram Phone Office M-F 9:30am - 5:30pm Eligibility Adults who have been founf eligible for Regional Center Services is Alameda County/South west Contra Costa County. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center. Description We provide ILS and SLS. Partners for Community Access tbelk@bayareasupportservices.org http://www.casl-ils.com Application via email--tbelk@bayareasupportservices.org. Tina Belk Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 Accessibility Yes. Both San Leandro/Berkeley Admin Office are accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided 708 Gilman Street Berkeley, CA 94710- as assessed. Languages Per consumer need Target Pop Persons with developmental disabilities who want to live on their own. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours 9.5 miles from MacArthur AC transit 52BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 64 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 445-1227 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 445-1228 Community Day ProgramProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Ambulatory adults 21 and over. Serves up to 10 non-ambulatory persons. Payment Medi-Cal for Residential; Regional Center for Day program. Description Adult Day Program teaches domestic, work related and community based skills. CDP Application Call Client Program Coordinator at RCEB or CDP Administrator. Bobbie Mishra Staff/Client Ratio 1:3 Accessibility Limited wheelchair accessibility. Capacity Information Not Provided 44250 Old Warm Springs Boulevard, #9 Fremont, CA 94538- Languages Some ASL. Target Pop Adults with Developmental Disabilities and behavioral needs. TTY Days & Hours Fremont FremontBusBART Public Transportation Contact 652023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 487-9768 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 487-9769 Community Integrated Work Program, Inc.Program Phone Office M-F 7 am - 4 pm Eligibility Adult Development Program serving adults with self-care, communication, vocational training needs and behavioral component serving individuals with behavioral needs. Serves Regional Center adult consumers. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center of the East Bay. Description CIWP is a community based day program that offers vocational training through paid employment in the community along with volunteer opportunities, social and self-advocacy skills with a 1:3 staffing ratio. Other locations: 5327 Jacuzzi St. Richmond, CA 94801 phone: (510) 528-2287 fax: (510) 528-7765 Richmond@ciwp.org CIWP hayward@ciwp.org www.ciwp.org Application Referral must come from Client Program Coordinators of Regional Center of the East Bay. Program Director Staff/Client Ratio 1:3 Accessibility No accessibility limitations; we have vans with wheelchair lifts. Capacity Information Not Provided 1875 Whipple Road Hayward, CA 94544 M-F 5 1/2 hours between 7.30 am - 2.30 pm Languages We have staff who speak Filipino, Chinese, Spanish and Sign Language. Target Pop Adults with Developmental Disabilities and behavioral needs seeking vocational training and increased independent living skills. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Union City or South Hayward Union City or South HaywardBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 66 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 881-5743 (510) 881-0218 Fax (510) 881-1593 Community Resources for Independent LivingProgram Phone Office M-F: 9am -12:30pm, 1:30pm - 5pm Eligibility Any person with a disability who lives in Eastern or Southern Alameda County. Payment None Description An independent living center serving people with disabilities. Offers Personal Assistance/Assistive Technology, Peer Counseling, ILS Training, Benefit Counseling, Housing and Information and Referral. CRIL is a peer-based disability resource agency that provides advocacy and resources for people with disabilities to improve lives and make communities fully accessible. CRIL advocates for change to remove barriers to access for persons with disabilities. Livermore office: 3311 Pacific Avenue Livermore, CA 94550 Phone: (925) 371-1531 Fremont office: 39155 Liberty Street, Suite A-100 Fremont, CA. 94538 Phone: (510)794-5735 CRIL info@crilhayward.org www.crilhayward.org Application In person preferred but phone/zoom if needed. Michael Galvan Staff/Client Ratio 1:100 Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 439 "A" Street Hayward, CA 94541 3311 Pacific Avenue Livermore, CA 94550 same as office hours Languages ASL, Spanish, Dari, Pashto, Hindi, Punjabi, Bosnian, Serbian, Croatian Target Pop Persons with Disabilities and Seniors with Functional Limitations. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Hayward station is 2.5 blocks away 93BusBART Public Transportation Program Alternate Address Contact 672023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (925) 551-3227 Information Not Provided Fax (925) 551-3228 COMPASS SLS & ILSProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 4 pm Eligibility Over 18 in the East Bay and South Bay areas. Payment Vendored by Regional Center. Description Supported Living Services and Independent Living Services. Care Options, Management Plans, and Supported Services rhondam@compasscares.com www.compasscares.com Application We take referrals by phone, website or email. Rhonda McGlashan Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 to 1:2 Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 6662 Owens Drive Pleasanton, CA 94588- Languages Spanish Target Pop Adults with developmental disabilities interested in living with support in their own home. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Dublin N/ABusBART Public Transportation Contact 68 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 836-2340, x11 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Creative Growth Art CenterProgram Phone Office 9:00am-4pm Eligibility Adults with developmental disabilities who share an interest in exploring creativity who live in the bay area. We primarily serve individuals who are eligible for Regional Center services. Payment Vendorization by Regional Center. Description CREATIVE GROWTH is a non-profit organization based in Oakland, California that advances the inclusion of artists with developmental disabilities in contemporary art by providing a professional studio environment and gallery representation. 1. Adult Day Program: Provides instruction in fime arts including; drawing, painting. Wood, ceramics, printmaiking, digital arts and textiles. The program is further enriched by exhibition opportunities in our gallery, field trips to museums, galleries, and artist studios, and various lunch time activities, including daily walks. Staff/Client Ratio: 1:10 2. Saturday Youth Program: Provides year-round Saturday art classes for young adults ages 16- 21 with developmental disabilities. The program give shigh school students with artisitic inclinations the opportunitiy to explore art as a vocation with the possibility of transitioning into the Creative Growth adult day program. Daily class fee is $25 with a sliding scale option. Staff/Client Ration 1:5; Program Days/Hours: Saturdays 10am-2pm clientservices@creativegrowth.org www.creativegrowth.org Application Call or email Client services manager, RCEB submits enrollment packet and artist will fill out Creative Growth enrollment packet. Tour, trial visit and intake meeting. Amy Berumen Staff/Client Ratio 10:1 Accessibility Wheelchair accessible and restrooms Capacity 180 355 24th Street Oakland, CA 94612 M-F 9:30 am - 3 pm, Art and Social Rec Program: M-F 2pm-6pm, Sat 6am-2pm Languages Spanish, ASL, Tactile ASL, Mandarin and Dari Target Pop Adults with developmental disabilities who share an interest in exploring creativity. We primarily serve individuals who are eligible for Regional Center services. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours 19th Street Broadway, 19th StreetBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 692023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 483-0753 (510) 483-6914 Fax (510) 483-1790 Deaf Counseling and Advocacy Referral AgencyProgram Phone Office M-F 7:30 am - 6:30 pm (closed 12:30 pm-1:30 pm) Eligibility Deaf, hard of hearing, late-deafened and deaf/blind persons; residents of East Bay and San Francisco. Payment Varies depending on nature of assignment. There is a base rate. Description A deaf-run community-based, social service agency providing comprehensive range of service to the deaf, i.e. communication assistance, counseling, advocacy, independent living skills, employment, and community education. Information given to the hearing community on access, living and working within the deaf community. DCARA info@dcara.org www.dcara.org Application By telephone, e-mail or fax. Diane Herron Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 14895 E. 14th Street, Suite 200 San Leandro, CA 94578-2922 Languages ASL Target Pop Deaf and Hard of Hearing. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours San Leandro San LeandroBusBART Public Transportation Contact 70 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510)556-2750 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Deaf PLUS Adult CommunityProgram Phone Office 9 am - 4 pm Eligibility Over age 22 adult day program for deaf, deaf/blind and behavioral challenges accepted. Payment RCEB Vendor. Description Adult day program for those who are deaf and deaf/blind with developmental delays. Behaviorist on staff to work with challenging behavior issues. Strong emphasis on language development through American Sign Language or other manual communication methods. Center based program with frequent outings. DPAC lgonzales@deafplus.us www.deafplus.us Application RCEB Referral. Lisa Gonzales Staff/Client Ratio 1:2 and 1:3 Accessibility Wheelchair Accessible. Capacity 30 5437 Central Avenue, #4 Newark, CA 94560- 9 am - 3 pm Languages America Sign Language, Tactile Sign and gestures. Target Pop Deaf and deaf/blind. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Fremont 216BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 712023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (916) 654-1897 (916) 654-2054 Fax (916) 654-2167 Department of Developmental ServicesProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility Persons with intellectual disabilities, cerebral palsy, autism, epilepsy and disability conditions closely related to intellectual disabilities or requiring similar treatment. Payment N/A Description The California Department of Developmental Services (DDS) is one of 17 departments within the California Health and Human Services Agency. DDS administers Developmental Centers and one state-operated community facility and contracts with 21 Regional Centers throughout the state to provide services to the local communities. The entry point for Alameda County is the Regional Center of the East Bay (see entry in this directory). State of California www.dds.ca.gov Application N/A Nancy Bargmann Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 1600 Ninth Street Sacramento, CA 95814-6414 Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Children and adults with developmental disabilities. TTY Web Site Days & Hours Contact 72 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 622-2764 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 622-2822 Department of RehabilitationProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility Rehabilitation: must have a disability and must have a reasonable expectation that services will render a person employable. Payment N/A Description Employment related services for individuals with disabilities who require such services to prepare to engage in or retain gainful employment. -District Office 1485 Civic Court, Suite 1100 Concord, CA 94520-5228 (925) 602-3953 (Voice) (925) 676-5623 (TTY) -Antioch Branch 3656 Delta Fair Boulevard Antioch, CA 94509-4006 (925) 754-7700 (Voice) -Berkeley Branch 3075 Adeline Street, Suite 170 Berkeley, CA 94703-2576 (510) 883-6000 (Voice) (510) 540-3680 (TTY) -Fairfield Branch 450 Chadbourne Road, Suite A Fairfield, CA 94534-9612 (707) 428-2080 (Voice) -Fremont Branch 39155 Liberty Street, Suite F630 Fremont, CA 94538-1513 (510) 794-2458 (Voice) (510) 797-2493 (TTY) (510) 794-2541 (TTY) -Richmond Branch 1003 W. Cutting Boulevard, Suite 100 Richmond, CA 94804-2053 (510) 232-7062 (Voice) (510) 231-8707 (TTY) -California Department of Rehabilitation (916) 324-1313 or (800) 952-5544 (VOICE) (916) 558-5807 (TTY) Mailing Address: iwiangch@dor.ca.gov www.dor.ca.gov Application By telephone, in person or online at www.dor.ca.gov. Iris Wiangchanok 1515 Clay Street, Suite 119 Oakland, CA 946121434 Target Pop Persons with any disability. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Contact 732023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory P.O. Box 944222 Sacramento, CA 94244-2220 Physical Address: 721 Capitol Mall Sacramento, CA 95814 ExternalAffairs@dor.ca.gov Staff/Client Ratio NA Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided Languages Varies from one branch to another: ASL and various foreign languages. VariousBART Public Transportation 74 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (415) 989-5000 Information Not Provided Fax (415) 989-5001 Develop Achieve Build SupportProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility 18 years and up. Any qualifying Regional Center development disability, ambulatory and non- ambulatory. Payment Regional Center Vendor. Description Independent Living Services and Supported Living Services. DABS jeffreymartini@dabsinc.com www.dabsinc.com Application Call to arrange an initial meeting. Jeffrey Martini Staff/Client Ratio 1:1, 1:2, 1:3 Accessibility Community based service. Capacity 0 2801 Pinole Valley Road, Suite 208 Pinole, CA 94564- 9 am - 8 pm, Sunday through Saturday Languages We try to accommodate any language based on available recruiting. Target Pop We serve any qualifying disability for RCEB, and we specialize in working with individuals with challenging behaviors, mental illness and forensic involvement. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 752023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 925-532-9047 Information Not Provided Fax 925-313-6721 Developmental Disabilities Council of Contra Costa CountyProgram Phone Office M-F, 8:30-5:00 Eligibility All persons who live or work in Contra Costa County and have concerns for people with developmental disabilities. Payment N/A Description The Mission of the Council is to promote the coordination, improvement, and growth of services and supports to individuals with developmental disabilities and their families, and to advocate for their needs. Serving as an advisory body, the Council takes pride in its leadership role through actively informing, educating, and connecting the community to crucial resources. The Council reflects the diversity of our community and includes self-advocates, family members, and service providers. Activities of the Council that proactively build community strength •promote system change & process improvement •empower individuals through opportunities to learn and grow •exchange of vital agency information •education on matters that impact our community •engage and encourage participation in community outreach and events •share activity and event announcements •gather ideas and input from the public The Council meets via Zoom the fourth Wednesday of most months from 10:00 to 11:50 am. vi.ibarra@cchealth.org www.cchealth.org/ddc Application Call for more information. Vi Ibarra Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Meetings take place in accessible locations. Capacity 0 1220 Morello Avenue Martinez, CA 94553- Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Persons of all ages with developmental disabilities and their families. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours ConcordBART Public Transportation Contact 76 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 415 505 9225 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Diamond Equine Services/ Melanie DiamondProgram Phone Office 9am to 5pm Eligibility 8 years to 80. Open to ambulatory/ non ambulatory. Autism spectrum, cp, down syndrome, non verbal. Verbal.others Payment $150/hour. Pending vendorization by regional center. Description We provide ground based Equine Therapy to individuals of all ages and disabilities. Spending time with our horses in a safe, peaceful outdoor environment is very healing and allows our clients to feel safe, relaxed and connected. 2014deqs@gmail.com Diamondequineservices.com Application By telephone or email. Melanie Diamond Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity 0 13560 Skyline Blvd Oakland, CA 94619- 665 Vistamont Avenue Berkeley, CA 94708 By appointment Languages English, French Target Pop Open TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Alternate Address Contact 772023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 665-8644 (510) 665-8716 Fax (510) 665-8511 Disability Rights AdvocatesProgram Phone Office 9 am -5:30 pm Eligibility DRA is a private non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization dedicated to protecting the civil rights of individuals with all kinds of disabilities. DRA does not charge its clients fees for legal representation. If you feel that your civil rights have been violated, and that the violation raises systemic issues that may impact a large number of people with disabilities, please contact us at the info below. Payment Information Not Provided Description Disability Rights Advocates (DRA) is a non-profit Legal center specializing in high-impact class action litigation to protect the civil rights of people with all kinds of disabilities. DRA is working to help people with disabilities access healthcare, education, and succeed in high-stakes exams. -Were you or someone you know denied accommodations on high stakes exams? (Such high stakes tests include state examinations as well as college or post graduate admissions tests and state licensing exams) -Have you or someone you know had difficulty accessing higher education course material? -Have you or someone you know experienced discrimination in college exams? -Have you or someone you know encountered barriers to health care or insurance coverage? If the answer is yes, to one or more of these questions, we want to hear from you. DRA is currently investigating cases that could improve the lives of millions of people with disabilities. DRA info@dralegal.org www.dralegal.org Application To request a publication or report a violation, please visit the "Seeking Legal Help" page on our website. You may also write us a letter or email to intake@dralegal.org describing the violation, or call us at (510) 665-8644. Catherine Conroy Staff/Client Ratio NA Accessibility Wheelchair accessible. Most info available in Braille or large print. Capacity Information Not Provided 2001 Center Street, 4th Floor Berkeley, CA 94704-1204 N/A Languages On request. Target Pop People with disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Downtown Berkeley MultipleBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 78 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 267-1200 (800) 719-5798 Toll Free Fax (510) 267-1201 Disability Rights CaliforniaProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility DRC services are available to Californians with disabilities where (1) the problem to be resolved is related to their disabilities and is a priority issue as established by the DRC Board of Directors and inputs from individuals with disabilities; (2) the case presents a meritorious claim; (3) the individual is unable to advocate for themselves; (4) other competent resources are unavailable; and (5) DRC resources are available to provide assistance. Payment PAI does not charge fees for services rendered. Description Disability Rights California is California’s Protection and Advocacy system. Disability Rights California is a private, nonprofit law firm and advocacy organization that provides free legal services to individuals with disabilities through providing information and referral, counsel and advice, brief service, investigation of abuse and neglect and depending on the issue and the availability of resources, direct representation, litigation, policy and legislative and regulatory advocacy work, and education and outreach. For legal assistance, call 1-800-776-5746. DRC callie.frye@disabilityrightsca.org www.disabilityrightsca.org Application By telephone. No referral required. Callie Frye Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes. Capacity Information Not Provided 1330 Broadway, Suite 500 Oakland, CA 94612-2509 Languages Spanish and American Sign Language. Target Pop People with disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours 12th Street Downtown Oakland, plenty bus stopsBusBART Public Transportation Contact 792023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 644-2555 (510) 644-2555 Fax (510) 841-8645 Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, Inc.Program Phone Office M-F, 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility None Payment None Description The Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund (DREDF) is a national law and policy center dedicated to furthering the civil rights of people with disabilities. Founded in 1979, DREDF continues to be managed and directed by people with disabilities and parents of children with disabilities. Our work promotes the full integration of people with disabilities into the mainstream of society. DREDF educates parents and professionals on the rights of children under IDEA, ADA, No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB), and the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). DREDF is a Parent Training and Information Center (PTI) funded by the US Dept of Education. DREDF is the PTI for those with a child (0-26 years) who has a disability in Alameda, Contra Costa, and San Joaquin counties in Northern. CA. DREDF info@dredf.org www.dredf.org Application By telephone. Susan Henderson Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility All facilities are wheelchair accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided 3075 Adeline Street, Suite 210 Berkeley, CA 94703- M-F, 9 am - 5 pm Languages Spanish, Mandarin and Cantonese. Target Pop Persons with disabilities who have disability-based rights/discrimination complaints; parents of children in special education programs; individuals, businesses and organizations needing ADA technical assistance. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Ashby 12, F, 49, 800, 18BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 80 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 925-479-8821 Information Not Provided Fax 925-828-7815 District Attorney's Office - Victim Services DivisionProgram Phone Office 8:30am - 5:00 pm, M-F Eligibility Persons with developmental/intellectual disabilities, persons with physical disabilities, dependent adults & persons 65 and older. Payment N/A Description The Alameda County District Attorney’s Office Victim & Witness Assistance Division is dedicated to reducing the trauma that victims and witnesses experience by providing emotional, physical, and financial assistance in a sensitive, compassionate and humane manner during the aftermath of victimization. The Victim & Witness Assistance Division has trained experienced victim advocates to work with victims, witnesses and their families throughout and beyond the criminal justice process. The division serves as the liason between the victims, prosecutor, law enforcement and other criminal justice agencies. Program services: crisis intervention, emergency assistance, resource and referral, orientation to the criminal justice system, case status and disposition, court support and escort, property return, employer intervention, restitution and witness relocation. Elder Protection Unit - Victim/Witness Assistance Division Lindsay.Reynolds@acgov.org www.alcoda.org Application N/A Lindsay Reynolds Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Yes Capacity 0 5149 Gleason Drive, #220 Dublin, CA 94568- 8:30am - 5:00 pm, M-F Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Persons with developmental disabilities, persons with physical disabilities, dependent adults & persons 65 and older. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours ColiseumBART Public Transportation Program Contact 812023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 618-1580 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 618-1570 East Bay InnovationsProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Adults who are Regional Center clients and clients of the Department of Rehabilitation. Services provided in Alameda County only. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center of the East Bay. East Bay Innovations provides Supported Living and Independent Living Services. Description Provides 4 services: 1) Supported Employment Services assist people in finding jobs in the community and provides job coaching/support to maintain employment. 2) Supported Living Services which assist individuals to live on their own. 3) Independent Living Services which assist individuals to live on their own. 4) Project Search is a student internship program. Lori Kotsonas for Supported Employment Lkotsonas@eastbayinnovations.org Christine Grabowski for ILS Grabowski@eastbayinnovations.org Erin Hanley for SLS Ehanley@eastbayinnovations.org EBI Info@eastbayinnovations.org www.eastbayinnovations.org Application Through referral from RCEB Case Manager or Dept. of Rehabilitation counselor. Tom Heinz Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 Accessibility Office is wheelchair accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided 2450 Washington Avenue, Suite 240 San Leandro, CA 94577- Languages Primarily English, although for certain services/programs accomodations are possible. Target Pop Adults with developmental disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours San Leandro BARTBART Public Transportation Contact 82 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 287-5000 711 Fax (510) 287-5069 East Bay ParatransitProgram Phone Office Reservations 8 am - 5 pm; Admin 8 am - 5 pm; Customer Service 4 am - 1 am Eligibility East Bay Paratransit is only available to people who are prevented from using fixed route transit (i.e. AC Transit or BART) independently due to a disability or disabling heath condition. Regulations for eligibility come from the Americans with Disabilities ACT (ADA). Payment Under 8 miles = $2.25; 8-24 miles = $4.50; Over 24 miles = $6.75. Fares to be paid to drivers. Paratransit tickets can be purchased in advance by mail. Call East Bay Paratransit to order tickets at (510) 287-5000. Description EBP is a public transit service for people who are prevented from using regular buses or trains because of a disability or a disabling health condition. EBP transports riders from their origin to their destination in vans equipped with a wheelchair lift. Service is provided during the hours of AC Transit's bus and BART's rail operations. Service is limited to 3/4 mile of an operating bus route or BART station. www.eastbayparatransit.org Application In order to be eligible for the service, you must complete a written application and arrange for an in-person interview at the EBP offices. Bring your completed application with you. In some cases your health care professional will be contacted for more information. Renah Dennis Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 1750 Broadway Oakland, CA 94612 Languages Any language and ASL is provided upon request. Target Pop Individuals with a disability or disabling health condition who are prevented from using a fixed route (i.e. Bus/BART) for some or all of their trips. TTY Web Site Days & Hours 19th St. BART Station 1, 1R, 72, 72R, 51, 19BusBART Public Transportation Contact 832023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 544-2205 (510) 633-0460 Fax (510) 639-4757 East Bay Regional Park DistrictProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 4:30 pm Eligibility Alameda or Contra Costa groups serving seniors, people with disabilities and low income children. Payment Park memberships, which include certain benefits, are available; otherwise, open to anyone with payment of admission fee as appropriate. Description The Parks Express Transportation Program provides low-cost charter transportation for groups from Alameda and Contra Costa Counties to visit any of the East Bay Regional Parks. Parks Express Transportation Program parksexpress@ebparks.org www.ebparks.org Application Applications available on website or call to receive one by mail. Robert Doyle Staff/Client Ratio n/a Accessibility Varies by park site. Capacity Information Not Provided 2950 Peralta Oaks Court Oakland, CA 946050381 Vary M-F Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Varies by park site.BART Public Transportation Program Contact 84 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 835-2131 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 444-2470 Easter Seals Bay AreaProgram Phone Office M-F 8:30 am - 5 pm Eligibility Primarily serves residents of Alameda County. Early intervention program serves infants from birth to three years. Payment Private pay, third party payment, sliding fee based on patient's ability to pay and services needed. Medicare, Medi-Cal and private insurance accepted. Description In Alameda County we provide children's services including early intervention, after school programs and child care (at our SF site). Parkinson's support group meets on a monthly basis. www.easterseals.com/bayarea/ Application By telephone and mail. Physician referral required for individual therapy. Program Director Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Barrier free. Capacity Information Not Provided 180 Grand Avenue, Suite 300 Oakland, CA 94612 Languages Varies Target Pop Adults with cerebral palsy with exceptional functional deficits, neurological handicap, head injury, orthopedic impairment; persons who are dually diagnosed and seniors who have developmental disabilities, who have had recent change in their functional states. TTY Web Site Days & Hours 19th Street - Oakland 19th Street - OaklandBusBART Public Transportation Contact 852023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 845-5513 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 845-2115 Easy Does It Emergency ServicesProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 4 pm Eligibility Berkeley residents. Payment $13.00 hr. co-pay. After the first hour, co-pay is in 15 minute increments. ($3.25 every 15 mins) Description Should a person with a disability experience an unforeseen crisis or temporary lapse in regular attendant care or transportation, EDI will send an attendant, driver or repair person to assist client within 45 minutes. EDI info@easydoesitservices.org www.easydoesitservices.org Application Business or dispatch, mail and in person. Executive Director Staff/Client Ratio 1/1 Accessibility Both vans accessible with ramp or lift; Administration office accessible. Capacity 0 3017 Telegraph Avenue, Suite 210 Berkeley, CA 94705- 24/7 Languages Spanish Target Pop Residents who have disabilities in Berkeley who desire to live according to the independent living model. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Downtown Berkeley Bart MLK+ UniversityBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 86 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 510-293-2910 510-293-2910 Fax 510-293-2927 Eden Area (Adult) Regional Occupational ProgramsProgram Phone Office 8am to 4pm Eligibility Age 18 or older and able to work in industry sector Payment Fee based programs on ETPL Description Offering training and certifications in Electrical, Dental, Medical and Welding fields. Courses vary in length depending on the certifications and requirements of the industry. Classes range from 12 weeks to 10 months. adultinfo@edenrop.org edenropadultprograms.org Application On line or in person Phyllis Trieu Staff/Client Ratio 1:25 Accessibility yes Capacity 0 26316 Hesperian Blvd. Hayward, CA 94545- varies - day and evening Languages English only Target Pop Scholarships for Hayward Promise Neighborhood. Programs are open to all who are interested. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 872023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 293-2900 ext. 904 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 293-8325 Eden Area Regional Occupation ProgramProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 4 pm Eligibility High School juniors, seniors and adults are eligible for ROP training programs. Payment Information Not Provided Description Offers career development and technical job training in a wide range of occupational areas designed to meet the employment demands of Alameda County. ROP Eden Area clang@edenrop.org www.edenrop.org Application Student should attend an orientation. Craig Lang Staff/Client Ratio 1/20 Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity Information Not Provided 26316 Hesperian Boulevard Hayward, CA 94545 Languages Spanish Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Hayward HaywardBusBART Public Transportation Contact 88 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 510-537-2710 (510) 537-3794 Fax (510) 537-0986 Eden Information & Referral, Inc.Program Phone Office M-F 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility All individuals seeking assistance in Alameda County. Payment Low Cost and No Cost Services Description We empower individuals with information and connections to resources, programs, and services in their community. We have a vision of helping all people obtain health, happiness, and hope with improved stability in their lives. 2-1-1 Alameda County info@edenir.org www.edenir.org Application We offer assistance thru multiple channels. Phone, text, online or email. Alison DeJung Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 Accessibility Yes Capacity 0 570 B Street Hayward, CA 94541- 2-1-1 Call Center 24 x7 Languages 150 languages. Target Pop The programs and services we refer cross all demographics TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours privided with program referral HaywardBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 892023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 776-8228 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Emerging HorizonsProgram Phone Office 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility Adults who are Regional Center clients in Alameda County and Contra Costa County. Payment Vendorized by the Regional Center of the East Bay. Description Independent Living Services (ILS) which assists individuals to live on their own. anna@emerginghorizons.net https://www. emerginghorizons.net Application Through referral from RCEB Case Manager. Anna Willis Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Office is wheelchair accessible. Capacity 0 1515 Aurora Drive, Suite 102 San Leandro, CA 94577- 8 am - 7 pm Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Adults with developmental disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Route 89 (Williams St. & Doolittle Dr.)Bus Public Transportation Program Contact 90 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 563-5256 or (510) 540-2833 (510) 563-5244 Fax (510) 563-8980 Employment Development DepartmentProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 5 pm and Tues. 8 am - 7 pm Eligibility Anyone who has the right to work. Payment N/A Description Implements both Unemployment Insurance and Job Services. All claim filing can be completed by telephone. Job Services include competitive job listings, job search workshops and special services for Veterans and Youth. Employment Development Department - Hayward Job Service Supervisor 24790 Amador St., Hayward, CA 94544 Phone: (510) 293-1771 Fax: (510) 783-2556 All unemployment insurance claims can be completed by telephone. Job Services include competitive job listings, job search workshops and special services for Veterans and Youth. Job listings available through the SHARE program either by 1) signing onto computers in the EDD office lobby or 2) internet access of America's job bank using a PC. The address is www.ajb.dni.us. Other services available for clients with disabilities include PC Basics classroom training, CAL Jobs listings, resume assistance and job retention case management. www.edd.ca.gov Application Over the phone or in person. Judy Martin Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity Information Not Provided 1375 University Avenue Berkeley, CA 94702- Languages Varies by location. Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Web Site Days & Hours Contact 912023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 776-5245 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 380-6770 Empowerment For SuccessProgram Phone Office 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility 18 to 65 years of age with developmental disabilities. Payment Regional Center. Description Empowerment For Success is an independent living skills program that provides training and instruction to consumers through everyday living situations. These services and trainings are tailored to the unique needs of each consumer and are designed to assist them with shopping, personal hygiene, communication, job skills and money management. empowermentforsuccess@yahoo.com Application In person, phone and email. Ronnetta Whitaker Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 1700 150th Avenue San Leandro, CA 94578- 1470 150th Avenue San Leandro, CA 94578 M - F Languages English and Spanish. Target Pop People with developmental disabilities. TTY Email Days & Hours Program Alternate Address Contact 92 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 925-519-2753 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Enjoy Life More, Inc.Program Phone Office 9 am - 4 pm Eligibility "The participant: -Is a consumer of the Regional Center East Bay;-Is at least 18 years of age;-Has the potential to achieve IPP goals in the program;-Is ambulatory;-Is able to perform personal care independently/have personal care needs met during the program with a 1:3 staffing." Payment Vendorization by Regional Center East Bay Description Join ELM in our mission to help adults with special needs and their families to GROW, THRIVE and ACHIEVE in integrated communities! The goal of the Enjoy Life More Community Based Adult Day Program is to provide support and guidance to program participants aged eighteen and above, who would like to access and participate in a variety of activities and services available in the community. The focus is to develop social, communication, and functional skills to increase independence, promote self-esteem and empower group participants. ELM emily@enjoyinglifemore.org enjoyinglifemore.org Application Contact Program Director, Emily, by email or phone :) Emily Correia Staff/Client Ratio 3:1 Accessibility All activities are offered in the surrounding communities. Capacity 36 1983 First Street Livermore, CA 94550- 9:30 am - 2:30 pm Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Individuals with developmental disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Wheels Bus Line 10R: Railroad Ave. and L St. Dublin/Pleasanton, ACE Station- Livermore BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 932023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (415) 677-4011 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Epilepsy Foundation of Northern CaliforniaProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Persons with epilepsy, their relatives and anyone interested. Payment Publications and video rentals are available for sale or free with $25 membership. Other services are free. Description General information about epilepsy including diagnosis, treatment and other aspects. The Parent Network links parents on an one-on-one basis for support. Education programs and conferences are offered on a regular basis. Advocacy information and referral. efnca@epilepsynorcal.org www.epilepsynorcal.org Application By telephone or email. Katherine Keeney, President/CEO Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 1736 Franklin Street, Ste. 450 Oakland, CA 94612- Languages Spanish Target Pop Persons with epilepsy and their families. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Wheels- Line 10Bus Public Transportation Contact 94 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 895-2838 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 895-5416 Evergreen Day ServicesProgram Phone Office Information Not Provided Eligibility Adults with developmental disabilities who possess basic self-care skills and the ability and desire to participate in an active, flexible environment. Particular attention is given to those who may have certain limitations due to aging, health or mobility. Open Door and CORE cannot accept persons who pose a chronic, direct danger to themselves or others. Payment Regional Center Voucher Description Creative, meaningful activities center on key themes: Wellness, Functional Cognitive; Life Skills; Limited Vocational Activity; Social Integration and Community Inclusion; Use of Leisure Time. Outcomes emphasize the person's potential, the ability to make adult choices and the enjoyment of daily life. CORE Day Program veronica@eastbayservicesdd.org Application Referral by Regional Center required. Veronica Lopez Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Limited wheelchair accessibility. Capacity 0 797 Montague Street San Leandro, CA 94577- M - F 8am - 3pm Languages English and Spanish. Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Email Days & Hours MV Transportation; ParaTransit; AC transit83/97 Bus Public Transportation Program Contact 952023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 895-2838 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Evergreen Day ServicesProgram Phone Office Information Not Provided Eligibility Adults with developmental disabilities who possess basic self-care skills and the ability and desire to participate in an active, flexible environment. Open Door cannot accept persons who pose a chronic, direct danger to themselves or others. Payment Regional Center Voucher. Description Open Door's purpose is to provide environments and activities to persons who wish to actively learn, develop and/or master diverse adult skills necessary for their daily life. Creative, meaningful activities center on key themes: Wellness, Functional Cognitive; Life Skills; Limited Vocational activity; Social Integration and Community Inclusion; Use of Leisure Time. Outcomes emphasize the person's potential, the ability to make adult choices and the enjoyment of daily life. Open Door Day Program veronica@eastbayservicesdd.org Application Referral by Regional Center required. Veronica Lopez Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Limited wheelchair accessibility. Capacity 0 797 Montague Street San Leandro, CA 94577- M - F 8 am - 3 pm Languages English and Spanish. Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Email Days & Hours MV Transportation; ParaTransit; AC 83/97 Bus Public Transportation Program Contact 96 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510)783-1174 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Evergreen Day ServicesProgram Phone Office Information Not Provided Eligibility Senior Adults with developmental disabilities, ages 55 and beyond; capable of basic self-care, willing to participate. Payment Regional Center Voucher. Description This unique program provides an enriching and supportive environment. The planned activities reinforce, as well as expand the Elder's potential within the context of their daily reality, strengths, and needs. Emphasis is placed on Wellness, Leisure Time, Social interaction and Reality Orientation. Activities include: celebrations, massage, yoga, community excursions to special events, museums, picnics, flower gardens, bowling, etc. Wisdom Path shirley@eastbayservicesdd.org Application Referral by Regional Center required. Shirley Eastman Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Not wheelchair accessible. Capacity 0 985 Suierro Street Hayward, CA 94541- M - F 8am - 3pm Languages English, Spanish and Tagalog. Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Email Days & Hours MV Transportation; ParaTransit; AC 83/97 Bus Public Transportation Program Contact 972023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 895-2838 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Evergreen Day ServicesProgram Phone Office Information Not Provided Eligibility Senior adults with developmental disabilities, ages 55 and beyond who are in need of a higher degree of personal care and supervision due to aging. Payment Regional Center Voucher. Description Way of the Elders is committed to the whole person. We are attentive to the changing realities inherent in the aging process. Our intent is to foster and nourish a high level of physical, emotional, mental and social well-being according to the individual's potential regardless of age or degree of disability. Way of the Elders offers meaningful experiences and creative activities in Integration. Within these, Elders explore self-awareness, emotional and physical issues and interpersonal, adult relationships. Way of the Elders veronica@eastbayservicesdd.org Application Referral by Regional Center required. Veronica Lopez Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Wheelchair accessible. Capacity 0 2700 A Merced Street San Leandro, CA 94577- M - F 8am - 3pm Languages English, Spanish and Tagalog. Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Email Days & Hours MV Transportation; ParaTransit; AC 83/97 Bus Public Transportation Program Contact 98 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 667-7676 (510) 667-7676 Fax (510) 667-3933 Fairmont HospitalProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 4:30 pm Eligibility Audiology and Speech - adults. Payment Third party payment, private pay and uninsured. Description Audiology - audiology evaluations, hearing aid evaluations, counseling in use of hearing aids, special diagnostic audiology (ABR) - adults. Speech pathology - for adults with relatively acute communication impairments (e.g. onset within 2 years). Speech Pathology and Audiology Department Application By telephone, in person, and by mail. A physician referral is required for both services. Program Director Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 15400 Foothill Boulevard San Leandro, CA 94578 Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Persons with hearing or speech impairments. TTY Days & Hours Bayfair BayfairBusBART Public Transportation Contact 992023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (415) 434-3388 or (800) 445-8106 Information Not Provided Fax (415) 434-3508 Family Caregiver AllianceProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Spouses, partners, other relatives and friends who are the caregivers for individuals who have adult onset brain impairment. Brain impairments include: Alzheimer's, stroke, dementia, head injury, brain tumor and many other diagnoses. Payment Services are low fee and on a sliding fee scale. No one is turned away for inability to pay. Description Information and referral, education, individualized consultation and support to family, partners and friends who are caring for adults with brain impairment like Parkinsons, Alzheimers, other dementias, stroke or frail elderly. Other services include: counseling; support groups; legal and financial advice; respite assistance; and online caregiver support groups (including one for LGBT caregivers). Services are available over the phone or in person. Workshops and seminars for caregivers are offered. Family Caregiver Alliance is one of eleven Caregiver Resource Centers throughout California. It serves Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco, San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties. No specific services for individuals with developmental disabilities (referred to the Regional Center). However, if a person with a developmental disability develops Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, has a stroke or head injury after age 18; their family caregivers do fall within the service population. info@caregiver.org www.caregiver.org Application By telephone Kathleen Kelly, Executive Director Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility Yes - Office and bathroom Capacity Information Not Provided 235 Montgomery Street, Suite 450 San Francisco, CA 94104- Languages Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin and Japanese Target Pop Family, partners, caregivers and friends of adults with adult onset (post 18 years old) brain impairment. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours MontgomeryBART Public Transportation Contact 100 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 547-7322 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 352-1976 Family Resource NavigatorsProgram Phone Office M-Th 9:30 - 4 pm, F 9:30 am - 1:30 pm Eligibility Families in Alameda County with children 0 - 21 years old with special health care needs, (CCS eligible families). Primary work is with families with children 0 - 5 years old. Payment Free, donations accepted. Description Information, referral, support and advocacy provided for families by parents of children with disabilities. Information and Technical Assistance to service providers. Parent training and education on variety of relevant topics. Lending Library, Fathers Support Group, Spanish Speaking Support Group and Newsletter. FRN info@familyresourcenavigators.org www.familyresourcenavigators.org Application Phone call. Eileen Crumm Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 291 Estudillo Avenue San Leandro, CA 94577- Languages Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin and Vietnamese. Target Pop Children with special needs or at risk and their families. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours San Leandro DavisBusBART Public Transportation Contact 1012023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 834-4766 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 834-1548 Family Support Services Bay AreaProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 4 pm Eligibility Families of individuals with developmental disabilities who are eligible for respite through RCEB. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center. Description In-Home and Out-of-Home respite services to families caring for an individual with developmental disabilities. In-Home respite occurs in the family's home. Out-of-Home respite occurs in the home of a FSSBA certified respite provider. Extensive screening and training is required for all service providers. scrayton@fssba-oak.org Application Family or case manager may call to make referral. Shelley Crayton Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity Information Not Provided 401 Grand Avenue, 5th Floor Oakland, CA 94610 Respite offered based on parent request. Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Developmentally disabled, medically fragile, substance-exposed, HIV-affected, abused or neglected, special needs and mildly ill. TTY Email Days & Hours Services at the family home Services at the family homeBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 102 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (415)699-0424 Information Not Provided Fax (510)379-5807 FLORECER SKILLSProgram Phone Office M-Sa 9-3 Eligibility All ages, all disabilities, ambulatory & non ambulatory, all genders. Payment Regional Center Description ILS, SLS & Parenting. FLORECER info@florecerskills.com www.florecerskills.com Application Telephone, mail, in person. Juan Arenas Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 &2:1 Accessibility N/A Capacity 50 Oakland, CA 94619- M-Sa 9-3 Languages Spanish. Target Pop Mental health & autistic. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 1032023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 793-6465 x 29611 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 793-6262 Fremont Adult SchoolProgram Phone Office M-F 8:30 am - 2:30 pm Eligibility Age 22 or over; primarily residents of Fremont, Newark or Union City. Payment No charge. Most students pay fee for lunch on site. Description The goal of our Special Education Program is to meet the Life Skills needs of adults with developmental disabilities. These life skills are integrated into a "community based" curriculum covering vocational, domestic, academic, community and recreation areas. Noll School - Adults with Disabilities Program www.face.edu Application By telephone - initial contact to set interview date. Generally referred by case manager. Heidi McFadden Staff/Client Ratio 1:10 Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 4700 Calaveras Avenue Fremont, CA 94538 Classes: M-F 8:30 am - 3 pm, Sept.-July. School vacations observed. Languages No Target Pop Adults with developmental disabilities. TTY Web Site Days & Hours Fremont FremontBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 104 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 536-3000 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Friendly Cab Company, Inc.Program Phone Office 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Information Not Provided Payment Information Not Provided Description Provide accessible taxicab transportation. Application By telephone or mail. Executive Director Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Wheelchair accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided 4849 E. 12th Street Oakland, CA 94601 Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Days & Hours Fruitvale FruitvaleBusBART Public Transportation Contact 1052023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 739-6900, ext 3300 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 739-6999 Friends of Children with Special NeedsProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5.30 pm Eligibility Client of RCEB & SARC, Program in Southern Alameda County and Santa Clara County. Payment Regional Center authorizes POS for ADP/SLS/ILS/ASP/Respite-; Regional Center & DOR pay for SEP; Self pay for Summer Day Camps, RC authorizes POS for ADP/SLS/ILS/ASP/Respite-; RC & DOR pay for SEP; Self pay for Summer Day Camps Family support groups. Description FCSN is dedicated to serving children and adults with special needs. We provide training and support to empower them to have productive and healthy lives. We offer vocational training, independent living, healthy lifestyle, community integration, academic skills, and social skills. administration@fcsn1996.org www.fcsn1996.org Application Through email, in person or regional center referral. Sylvia Yeh Staff/Client Ratio 1:1,1:3,1:4 Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 2300 Peralta Boulevard Fremont, CA 94536- M-F 9 am - 3.00 pm, every other Sat (Family Support Group) 4 pm - 6:30 pm Languages Mandarin, Cantonese, Taiwanese, Tagalog and Vietnamese. Target Pop Any ethnic group. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Fremont NABusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 106 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory Concord (925) 332-7183; Livermore (925) 454-3349 Information Not Provided Fax Livermore (925) 454-8807 Futures Explored, Inc.Program Phone Office M-F 7:30 am - 4 pm Eligibility Over 18 years old with a high school diploma or 22 with a certificate of completion, client of Regional Center. Services are offered in both Contra Costa and Alameda County. Payment Day Training & Activity Program vendorized by Regional Center. Supported Employment & Vocational Rehabilitation Programs funded through Dept of Rehabilitation & Regional Center. Description Provides social and vocational training for adults in a variety of settings, including volunteer opportunities, post-secondary support and paid employment, in both Alameda and Contra Costa County. Tailored Day Services are used to help individuals discover their interests, pursue post- secondary education opportunities and volunteering in their community. This is a service that has limited support (approximately 25 or 30 hours a month), but is focused on the needs and desires of the individual supported. Contact Jose Escobar- 925-284- 3240 for more information. Supported Employment Services are used in support of those seeking, acquiring and maintaining employment in the community, based on the individual's vocational desires. Contact Jose Escobar - 925-284-3240 for more information. Our Garden Site serves individuals with specialized health needs. The program is adjusted to maximize their personal benefit and includes sensory opportunities. on a more limited basis. Contact Angelique Goldberg 925-413-9837 for more information. Our Go Groups Livermore serves adults, typically 22 and older who have an intellectual or developmental disability and who are interested in participating in a wide range of activities. Participants are supported to make decisions regarding activities and interests they want to pursue, they need to want to help direct what they find meaningful each day. Contact Scott Duft- 925-371-1617 for more information. Film and Media Studio supports individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who want to learn more about or have a desire to work in the Film and Media Industry. The service is structured similar to a community college. The course series of 20 week semesters, and the students learn about all aspects of film making. service provides opportunities for Paid Internships and other paid work experience as the Go Grou & Garden Tri-Valley scottbrooks@futures-explored.org www.futures-explored.org Application Via email (during COVID) Scott Brooks 2380 Salvio Street Concord, CA 94520- 690 North L Street Livermore, CA 94551 M-F 9 am - 3 pm Target Pop Adults with developmental disabilities TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Alternate Address Contact 1072023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory students learn and excel. Contact Hester Wagner 925- 456-0255 for more information. Staff/Client Ratio TDS/SE IP 1:1, garden 1:2, go group 1:3 film 1:5 Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided Languages Information Not Provided Pleasanton/Dublin, Antioch, Concord Varies but minimal distance to each siteBusBART Public Transportation 108 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 374-3981 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 374-3893 George Miller Center - Richmond/CAP - HilltopProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 3:30 pm Eligibility Over 18 years old; Regional Center eligible. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center and third party payment. Description An adult daily service which provides programs for people with severe developmental disabilities and multiple handicaps. The program teaches skills which assist individuals to live, work and play in the community as independently as possible. Curriculum areas include Domestic, Leisure, Vocational Skills, and Community Awareness. Training components include a fully community-based service, a seniors service and a service that is site-based with community involvement. Operated by Contra Costa ARC. George Miller Center - Richmond / CAP-Hilltop 2801 Robert Miller Drive Richmond, CA 94806 (510) 374-3981 Other locations: CAP-Concord CAP-Antioch George Miller Center-Concord 4615 Clayton Road 3640 Lone Tree Wy, Ste. B 3020 Grant Street Concord, CA 94521 Antioch, CA 94509 Concord, CA 94520 (925) 685-9742 (925) 706-1921 (925) 646-5710 Contra Costa ARC cmccrary@arcofcc.org www.contracostaARC.com Application By mail or referral via RCEB. Carol Anne McCrary Staff/Client Ratio 1:3 Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 2801 Robert Miller Drive Richmond, CA 94806- M-F 9 am - 3 pm Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Adults with moderate to severe developmental disabilities; able to support people with restricted health conditions. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Del Norte Station Del Norte StationBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 1092023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (888) 531-8385 Information Not Provided Fax (925) 264-1902 GOALS for Autism, Inc.Program Phone Office M-F 9am-5pm Eligibility Birth to age 70, San Francisco County, Solano County, Alameda County, Contra Costa County, Southern Nevada, Northern Arizona. Developmental delay, Autism related. Payment All major insurance companies, Medi-Cal, GGRC, RCEB, and private pay Description GOALS for Autism, Inc. provides Applied Behavior Analysis program for individuals with Autism and other Developmental and Behavioral Disabilities, age birth to 70 years old. GOALS for Autism provides quality and comprehensive services in California, Nevada and Arizona. Contact us today for more information. info@goalsforautism.com www.goalsforautism.com Application Email intake@goalsforautism.com or call 888-531-8385 Adryon Ketcham Staff/Client Ratio 2:1, 1:1 Accessibility Yes Capacity 0 800 S. Broadway, Ste 310 Walnut Creek, CA 94596- M-Sun 8 am - 7 pm Languages Spanish Target Pop Autism, behavioral disorder, ABA, behavioral based programs. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours For San Ramon, West Dublin/PleasantonBART Public Transportation Program Contact 110 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 671-2144 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 522-4261 Golden House A.D.P. LLCProgram Phone Office M-F, 8:30 am -5 pm ADP Eligibility Persons with developmental disabilities aged 22-59 years, ambulatory and non-ambulatory, Clients of Regional Center of the East Bay. Payment RCEB Vendorization. Description Adult training program that provides individualized instruction and "behavior shaping" while exploring community areas. Activities in creative arts, music, work training, language and social awareness skills. Program provides overnight travel experiences as preparation for independent living. We are now site based, but continue community trips. Program provides training in the area of Community, Pre-Vocational, Domestic/Creative, Recreation/Leisure and Critical Functioning money management, travel safety or for social recreation such as bowling, museum exploration, nature awareness, restaurant or library experiences. tomgoldenbb@hotmail.com goldenhouseadc.com Application Make an appointment for a visit first. Tom Golden, Lydia Silos Staff/Client Ratio 1:3 Accessibility Wheelchair accessible. Capacity 21 730 Central Avenue Alameda, CA 94501 M-F, 8:30 am - 5:30 pm APC Languages Limited Spanish, minimal sign language and Tagalog/Philipino. Target Pop 22 to 59 years old developmentally disabled residing in the East Bay. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Fruitvale AC Transit line 1/2 block awayBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 1112023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 510-303-0071, 510-303-0072(Debbie)Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Grace Lutheran ChurchProgram Phone Office Information Not Provided Eligibility 17+ Payment Information Not Provided Description Social activities for adults Disabilities Ministries debbieoatman@att.net Application Information Not Provided Mark Oatman Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity Information Not Provided 1836 B Street Hayward, CA 94541- 1st & 3rd Friday 6-8pm; 5th Saturdays 11am-1pm Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Email Days & Hours Hayward AC Transit 28BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 112 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 441-8300 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 441-8320 Green Oak Developmental CenterProgram Phone Office 8:30 am - 4:00 pm, program hours: 9 am - 3 pm Eligibility 18 years and up. Accepts a wide range of people with developmental disabilities. Not a behavioral program. Payment Vendorization by RCEB. Description Community Integration and Leisure Program. g.rivera.go@gmail.com Application By telephone and/or mail. Gina Rivera Staff/Client Ratio 3:1 Accessibility Wheelchair accessible. Capacity 80 2949 Whipple Road Union City, CA 94587- 2827 Whipple Road Union City, CA 94587 Languages Spanish and Tagalog. Target Pop Reginal Center clients. TTY Email Days & Hours South Hayward and Union CityBART Public Transportation Alternate Address Contact 1132023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 415-792-3955 Information Not Provided Fax 888-972-3891 GT IndependenceProgram Phone Office 8AM to 5PM Eligibility Regional Center Clients/Participants Payment Vendorization by Regional Center Description Financial Management Services tflaherty@gtindependence.com gtindependence.com Application Referral, in person, RC Case Manager Tamara Flaherty Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility No restrictions Capacity 0 215 Broadus St, Sturgis, MI 49091- 8AM to 5PM Languages We offer support in all language Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 114 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 510-584-8036 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 338-9238 Harambee Community ServicesProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Harambee is designed to serve consumers across the lifespan from 18 years old and beyond who have behavioral, substance abuse, mental health and judicial involvement who require a structured and support environment. We can accommodate non-ambulatory consumers. Payment Harambee is vendorized by Regional Center of the East Bay. Not currently accepting private pay consumers. Description Harambee, which means "Let's Pull Together" in Swahili, is a comprehensive, coordinated, culturally sensitive, community-based instructional program that takes into consideration each participant's skills, competencies, needs, preferred wishes and well-being. The program works collaboratively with key stakeholders (participant, parents, regional center staff, residential providers, and generic community supports). Harambee also offers a specialized supportive employment program. After consideration of each participant's skills, preferred wishes and well-being, the program will then assist in the introduction of the necessary skills, preparation and support needed to secure employment. The program will work with all of the key stakeholders (participant, parents, regional center staff, residential providers, potential employers and generic community supports) necessary for a successful placement. darice@harambeekc.org www.harambeekc.org Application Referrals are generated by regional center case managers. Darice Tilery Staff/Client Ratio 1:2 & 1:3 cap 45 Accessibility We are community-based and ensure accessibility with all our activities. Capacity 30 14895 East 14th Street, Suite 360 San Leandro, CA 94578- M-F 9 am - 3 pm Languages Tagalog, Spanish Target Pop Harambee is a specialized behavioral day program and supportive employment program designed for consumers who have multiple and complex challenges. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Bay Fair AC Transit #1BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 1152023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 331-0094 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Harambee Community ServicesProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am -5 pm Eligibility Harambee is designed to serve consumers across the lifespan 18 and beyond who have behavioral, substance abuse, mental health and judicial involvement who require a structured and supportive environment. We can accommodate non-ambulatoru consumers. Payment Information Not Provided Description Harambee which means "Lets Pull Together" in Swahili. Harambee is a comprehensive, coordinated, culturally sensitive community-based instructional program that provides the participant with the support to secure competitive employment. This programwill take into consideration each participant's skill need, preferred wishes and wellbeing. The program will then assist in the introduction of the necessary skills, preparation, support needed to secure employment. The program will work with all of the key stakeholders (participant, parents Regional Center staff, residential providers potential employers and generic community supports) necessary for a successful placement. Supportive Employment Program denise@harambeekc.org www.harambeekc.org Application Referrals are generated by the Regional Center Case Managers. Denise Bradley Staff/Client Ratio 1:2 & 1:3 Accessibility We are a community and ensure accessibility. Capacity 30 P.O. Box 3351 San Leandro, CA 94578- Languages Spanish, German, French and Tagalog. Target Pop Harambee is a specialized Behavioral Supportive Employment Program designed for participants who have multiple and complex challenges. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Bay Fair AC Transit #1BusBART Public Transportation Contact 116 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 331-0094 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Harambee Community ServicesProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am -5 pm Eligibility Harambee is designed to serve consumers across the lifespan 18 and beyond who have behavioral, substance abuse, mental health and judicial involvement who require a structured and supportive environment. We can accommodate non-ambulatoru consumers. Payment Information Not Provided Description Harambee which means "Lets Pull Together" in Swahili. Harambee is a comprehensive, coordinated, culturally sensitive community-based instructional program that provides the participant with the support to secure competitive employment. This programwill take into consideration each participant's skill need, preferred wishes and wellbeing. The program will then assist in the introduction of the necessary skills, preparation, support needed to secure employment. The program will work with all of the key stakeholders (participant, parents Regional Center staff, residential providers potential employers and generic community supports) necessary for a successful placement. Supportive Employment Internship Program denise@harambeekc.org www.harambeekc.org Application Referrals are generated by the Regional Center Case Managers. Denise Bradley Staff/Client Ratio 1:2 & 1:3 Accessibility We are a community and ensure accessibility. Capacity 30 P.O. Box 3351 San Leandro, CA 94578- Languages Spanish, German, French and Tagalog. Target Pop Harambee is a specialized Behavioral Supportive Employment Program designed for participants who have multiple and complex challenges. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Bay Fair AC Transit #1BusBART Public Transportation Contact 1172023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided HEALTH CARE COMMUNITY CLINICSProgram Phone Office Administration: M-F 9 am - 5 pm. For individual clinics call number listed. Eligibility Alameda County residents Payment MediCal, Medicare, private insurance, sliding fee schedule. No one is denied care because of inability to pay. Description General medical services for adult women and men; obstetrics and gynecology (Ob-Gyn) including family planning; pediatric care for children. Some clinics may also provide the following programs: Immunization clinics, general dental care, health education, vision care, foot care and Women Infant and Children nutrition program, AIDS antibody testing and care management services for persons with AIDS. North County: Asian Health Center Berkeley Women's Health Center 818 Webster Street 2908 Ellsworth Street Oakland, CA 94607 Berkeley, CA 94705 Phone: (510) 986-6880 Phone: (510) 843-6194 Clinica Alta Vista 1515 Fruitvale Avenue Oakland, CA 94601 Phone: (510) 535-6300 Native American Health Center East Oakland Health Center 3124 East 14th Street 7450 East 14th Street Oakland, CA 94601 Oakland, CA 94601 Phone: (510) 535-4400 Phone: (510) 430-9401 Eastmont Wellness Center La Clinica de la Raza 6955 Foothill Boulevard 3451 E. 12th Street Oakland, CA 94605 Oakland, CA 94601 Phone: (510) 567-5700 Phone: (510) 535-4000 San Antonio Health Center West Oakland Health Center 1030 International Boulevard 700 Adeline Street Oakland, CA 94601 Oakland, CA 94607 Phone: (510) 238-5400 Phone: (510) 835-9610 William B. Rumford Center 2960 Sacramento Street Berkeley, CA 94702 Phone: (510) 549-3166 Application Call clinic number for appointment. Clinic Directors see below for individual sites Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Days & Hours Contact 118 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory South County: Winton Wellness Center Tiburcio Vasquez Health Center 24100 Amador Street, Ste 250 22331 Mission Boulevard Hayward, CA 94545 Hayward, CA 94545 Phone: (510) 266-1700 Phone: (510) 471-5880 Newark Health Center Tiburcio Vasquez Health Center 6066 Civic Terrace Avenue 33255 9th Street Newark, CA 94560 Union City, CA 94587 Phone: (510) 505-1600 Phone: (510) 471-5880 Tri-City Health Center Axis Community Health Center 39500 Liberty Street 4361 Railroad Avenue Fremont, CA 94538 Pleasanton, CA 94566 Phone: (510) 770-8133 Phone: (925) 462-1755 Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility All clinics are wheel chair accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided Languages Many clinics offer services in other languages. 1192023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (904) 707-9707, (925)202-9820, (925)209-0738 Information Not Provided Fax (415)7721979 Heart2Heart IncProgram Phone Office 7:30am-6:30pm Eligibility Disabled ambulatory Payment Regional Center, Medi-Cal insurance and private pay accepted. Description Additional locations 333 Peoria Street, Daly City CA 94014 27995 Pomano Avenue, Hayward CA 94544-Skyline drive facility Heart 2 Heart offers a variety of services to ensure individuals receive the most appropriate care and treatment that it aligns with their specific needs. The standard services offered are provided to each Resident of the program. Meals are prepared throughout the day and snacks are available up until bed-time each day. heart2heartinc4@gmail.com www.heart2heartinc.me Application By email, telephone or in person. Marcie Barber Spencer Hollie, Doug Hollie Staff/Client Ratio 2:1 Accessibility Yes Capacity 20 1 Avenue of Palms #307 San Francisco, CA 24/7 Languages Spanish Target Pop All TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 120 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 510-871-2187 Information Not Provided Fax 510-871-2189 Helping Hands East BayProgram Phone Office M-F 9am to 5pm - By appointment only Eligibility Serving North Central Alameda County. Payment Regional Center of the East Bay and Department of Rehabilitation Description FSU family support Free Family consultation, parent mentorship Free educational workshops Free monthly Cantonese/Vietnamese and Tagalog family support group Tailored-Day Service: 1:1 individualized training, 25 client capacity Supported Employment: 20 client capacity Community-Based Adult Services Day Program: 1:3 staff to client ratio; 21 client capacity Person Center Planning Services echow@hheb.org www.hheb.org Application By phone and email. Esther Chow Staff/Client Ratio varies Accessibility Wheelchair accessible office and restrooms. Capacity 0 2447 Santa Clara Ave, Suite 201 Alameda, CA 94501- Varied - Providing alternative remote services Languages Cantonese, Mandarin and Vietnamese Target Pop Adult consumers of Regional Center residing in north and central Alameda County TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Fruitvale or Lake Merrritt AC Transit 20, 51A, 19 or 21BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 1212023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 524-0822 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Hergl CenterProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 3 pm Eligibility Adults 18 yrs or older, ambulatory and no serious medical problem to impede full participation in program. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center. Description Offers highly specialized 24 hr. program in an environment in which to live, receive therapy and continue education. A day program is available for non-residents. Areas of individual development include: language, speech, self-help and behavior management. Application By telephone. Theo Boudreaux Staff/Client Ratio ARF:6 ADP:10 Accessibility Not wheelchair accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided 1326 Lincoln Sreet Berkeley, CA 94702 M-F 9 am - 3: pm Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Persons with autism and intellectual disability. TTY Days & Hours North Berkeley North BerkeleyBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 122 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 510-375-0680 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided HireAbleProgram Phone Office Varies Eligibility Anyone who has questions/concerns about how working impacts benefits such as SSI or SSDI Payment vendorized by RCEB Description HireAble is a coalition of organizations (adult providers, K-12 transition programs, adult schools, etc) committed to increasing employment outcomes for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Alameda and Contra Costa County. We are vendorized to provide individual or group planning/education on who earnings from working impact public benefits. donna@hireable.org www.hireable.org Application We can be contacted by email or phone (email preferred for initial contact). Donna Feingold Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility N/A Capacity 0 2450 Washington Avenue, Suite 240 San Leandro, CA 94577- , CA N/A Languages None Target Pop We focus on those who are working or want to work and our concerned about their benefits. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 1232023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 247-1200 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 247-1240 Home Aide Home Care, Inc.Program Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Provide care to custodial patients only. Serves mainly adult and elderly populations. Payment Private pay and/or long term care insurance. Description Provide custodial care to clients who wish to stay in the comfort of their own homes. bobby@homeaidhomecare.com www.homeaidehomecare.com Application Assessment in home. Melissa Neylan Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility N/A Capacity 0 1544 B Street, #7 Hayward, CA 94541- Anytime (24hrs/365days) Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 124 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (888) 388-3811 Information Not Provided Fax (650) 571-7775 Home Safety ServicesProgram Phone Office 8 am - 4 pm Eligibility Private Pay. Payment Private pay unless covered by community agency with established contract. Description Home modifications to enhance safety and prevent falls. Home assessments and installations in a single visit. Grab bars, railings, ramps, lifts and bathroom modifications. Senior Safety, Baby Proofing and Emergency Preparedness pros@homesafety.net www.homesafety.net Application Telephone or web site: www.homesafety.net. Martin Simenc Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility N/A Capacity 0 890 Cowan Road, Suite G Burlingame, CA 94010- Languages None Target Pop Households with elderly or disabled, infant or members. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours N/A N/ABusBART Public Transportation Contact 1252023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 538-8876 (510) 727-8551 Fax (510) 886-7058 Housing Authority, County of AlamedaProgram Phone Office M-F 10 am - 4:45 pm, closed alternate Friday. Eligibility Disabled persons, persons 62 years of age or older and families. Income must be below 50% of the median income for Alameda County. Payment No charge for services. Description Housing subsidy program for Alameda County, mainly funded by HUD. Principal programs are Section 8 housing and public housing. Tenant pays approximately 30% of monthly income towards rent. Alameda County Housing Authority serves residents of Albany, Dublin, Emeryville, Fremont, Hayward, Newark, Pleasanton, San Leandro, Union City and the unincorporated areas, including Castro Valley and San Lorenzo. hacainfo@haca.net www.haca.net Application Not accepting new applications at this time. Ron Dion Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Office and rest rooms. Capacity Information Not Provided 22941 Atherton Street Hayward, CA 945416633 Languages Spanish, Farsi and Vietnamese interpreting. Sign language interpreting as needed for application processing. Target Pop Low income elderly, disabled persons and families. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Hayward HaywardBusBART Public Transportation Contact 126 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 747-4300 (510) 522-8467 Fax (510) 522-7848 Housing Authority, City of AlamedaProgram Phone Office M-F 8:30 am - 5 pm Eligibility Very-low and low income families, single persons and elderly who are 62 years or older, handicapped or disabled (Alameda residents receive preference). Payment No charge. Description The Housing Authority of the City of Alameda operates a Section 8 Housing Assistance Payment Program which provides direct subsidy to very low income families (including single persons, elderly, disabled or handicapped) to rent privately-owned housing. The amount of subsidy is based on the income and the family size. The family generally pays 30% of its income for rent and the balance is paid by the Housing Authority. The Authority also manages housing units for very-low and low-income families and seniors at several complexes throughout the city of Alameda. hainfo@alamedahsg.org www.alamedahsg.org Application By mail. If waiting list is open. NOTE: check website www.alamedahsg.org to see if housing Authority is currently accepting applications. Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility To office and rest rooms. Capacity Information Not Provided 701 Atlantic Avenue Alameda, CA 94501-2161 Same Languages Translation services available. Target Pop Elderly, disabled, handicapped, and very low income families. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours 12th Street 20,31,51A,W,663BusBART Public Transportation Program 1272023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (925) 447-3600 ext 200 (800) 545-1833 x 917 Fax (925) 447-0942 Housing Authority, City of LivermoreProgram Phone Office M 8:30 am - 5:30 pm, Tues - Thurs 8.30 am-5 pm Eligibility Based on income. Federal Priorities. Preference is given to Livermore residents/veterans/displaced/disabled. Payment Information Not Provided Description Provides low and moderate income housing. Public housing and Section 8 program. psmith@livermoreha.org www.livermorehousingauthority.com Application By telephone. When applications are open, call for information. Patrese Smith Human Resources Analyst Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility To office Capacity Information Not Provided 3203 Leahy Way Livermore, CA 94550 T- Fr 8:30 am - 5 pm Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Preference given to Livermore residents who are veterans, homeless or have disabiliies. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Dublin-PleasantonBART Public Transportation Program Contact 128 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 874-1500 (510) 832-0633 Fax (510) 874-1674 Housing Authority, City of OaklandProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 4 pm Eligibility Over 18 years old and specific income criteria. Payment None Description Provide subsidized housing to low income persons and families. Oakland Housing Authority hainfo@alamedahsg.org www.oakha.org Application By telephone. 24 hr. recorded information about open programs. Appointments for open programs are made in person only. Hours: 8 am - 12 pm and 1 pm - 4:30 pm. Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 1619 Harrison Street Oakland, CA 94612 M-F 8 am - 4:30 pm Languages Various available. Target Pop Very low to low income. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours 12th or 19th Street 12th or 19th StreetBusBART Public Transportation Program 1292023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 832-1382 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 832-1743 Housing Consortium of the East BayProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Regional Center consumers, age 18 and over Payment Service Code 089; vendorized by Regional Center of the East Bay Description There are two primary components to this Program: Individual Housing Transition Services and Individual Housing and Tenancy Sustaining Services. Individual Housing Transition Services provide direct support and assistance with activities and processes associated with preparation for and transition into housing. Services include: Conducting a housing assessment that aims to identify a household’s preferences and barriers related to successful tenancy. This includes collecting information about potential housing transition barriers and housing retention barriers. Developing an individualized housing support plan based on the assessment that addresses any identified barriers, short and long-term goals for each issue, and approach to meeting the goal. Identifies when other providers or services (both reimbursed and not reimbursed by Medicaid) may be required to meet the goal. Assistance with the housing application and housing search process. Assisting a household with identifying resources to set up utilities required for move in, including telephone, power, heat and water, and services necessary for personal health and safety, such as pest eradication and pre move in cleaning services. Assisting the household with coordinating resources to identify and address conditions prior to move in that may compromise safety. Assisting the household with details of the move, including communication with the landlord to schedule the move-in date, reading and understanding the terms of the lease, scheduling set up of utilities and services, and arranging the move of personal belongings. Developing a housing support crisis plan that includes prevention and early intervention services when housing is jeopardized. Individual Housing and Tenancy Sustaining Services support households with maintaining integration and inclusion and the development of natural support networks. Providing the household with early identification and intervention for behaviors that may jeopardize housing, such as late rent payment or other lease violations. Providing the household with education and training on the roles, rights and responsibility of the tenant and landlord. Housing Access Services info@hceb.org www.hceb.org Application Referral from RCEB Case Manager. Interested consumers can request the service from their RCEB Case Manager Darin Lounds 410 7th Street, Suite 203 Oakland, CA 94607- M-F 9 am - 5 pm Target Pop Individuals with disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 130 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory Coaching on developing and maintaining key relationships with landlords/property managers with a goal of fostering successful tenancy. Assisting the household in resolving disputes with landlords and/or neighbors to reduce risk of eviction or other adverse action. Providing the household with advocacy and linkages to community resources to prevent eviction when housing is, or may potentially become, jeopardized. Assisting the household with the housing recertification process. Coordinating with the household to regularly review, update and modify the housing support and crisis plan to reflect current needs and address existing or recurring housing retention barriers. Providing continuous training in being a good tenant and lease compliance, including on- going support with activities related to household management. Transitioning long term housing retention services to ILS and SLS once a household meets stability benchmarks, such as six month history or paying rent on time without lease violations. Staff/Client Ratio 20:1 Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided Languages Spanish 12th Stt/City Center BART; Free Broadway Shuttle 6,12,14,18,33,51A,72,72M,72R,801,802, 805,840,851 BusBART Public Transportation 1312023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 577-1965 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 577-1803 In Home Supportive Services (I.H.S.S.)Program Phone Office M-F 8:30 am - 12 pm; 1 pm - 5 pm Eligibility Persons who are blind, age 65 or older, or disabled, unable to live safely at home without help and financially unable to purchase needed services. Assessment of need takes place in the home where services are also provided. Payment No fee to SSI/SSP recipients. Others may have to pay share of cost determined by a formula set by State regulations. Description In Home Support Services pays individual providers who perform a wide range of services to enable individuals to remain safely in their own home. Services may include house cleaning, shopping, cooking, laundry, and personal care. Services are provided by individuals hired by the person in need of services. The County determines the number of IHSS hours a person is eligible for. Chore providers receive minimum wage. Alameda County Social Services Agency - Department of Adult and Aging Services www.alamedasocialservices.org Application Screening required. Intake of new applications is done over the phone. Assessment of need takes place in the home where services are also provided. Program Manager Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility Wheelchair accessible/ramp/special parking/conference room. All business can also be transacted over phone or at home visit. Capacity Information Not Provided 6955 Foothill Boulevard 3rd Floor, #300 Oakland, CA 94605-2409 Languages Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin, Farsi and Vietnamese. Target Pop Adults with Disabilities TTY Web Site Days & Hours Contact 132 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 316 -0689 (510) 569-8811 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 952-3030 (510) 569-8817 Institute of Applied Behavior AnalysisProgram Phone Office Information Not Provided Eligibility Individuals with Developmental Disabilities. Payment Information Not Provided Description Employment and community-based behavior day service for individuals with developmental disabilities. Services include Supported Employment, Community Inclusion, Non-Aversion Behavior Intervention and Pre-Vocational Training. ldotson@iaba.com www.iaba.com Application For Intake & Referrals Contact: Los Angeles Office 5777 W. Century Boulevard, Suite 675, Los Angeles, CA 90045 Phone: (310) 649-0499 Lori Ann Dotson Staff/Client Ratio 3:1, 2:1, 1:1 Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity 0 2180 Jefferson Street, Suite 214 Napa, CA 94559- Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Regional Center clients. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Contact 1332023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (415) 685-0011 Information Not Provided Fax (415) 685-0010 Itani Dental San FranciscoProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am -5 pm, Sat by appt; 9 am - 2 pm Eligibility We privide dental services to all ages, all types of mental and physical challenges, both ambulatory and non-ambulatory. Payment We are in-network with many PPO, POS, EPO, Premier Dental insurances, Partnership of California CCS and customized treatment planning and financing care credit. Description We provide the Bay Area with skilled and compassionate dental services in our office, at patients' home, at the hospital, or assisted living communities. In addition to our general, cosmetic, family and implant dentistry services, we also provide special care, home care, sleep and sedation and 24-hour emergency dentistry. We also treat special needs patients and seniors. mail@itanidental.com www.sfodentist.com Application Please call, email or come in person to set up an appointment. Theresa Nguyen, RDA Staff/Client Ratio Have 10 providers Accessibility Wheelchair accessible. Capacity 0 450 Sutter Street, Suite 2318 San Francisco, CA 94108- Languages Arabic, Czech, Chinese-Trieuchau, French, Laotian, Spanish, Thai, Vietnamese and Tagalog Target Pop Our program is open to everyone TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Powell or Montgomery Muni 30, Muni 38, Muni undergroundBusBART Public Transportation Contact 134 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (877) 452-7849 or (510) 562-4721 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 562-4723 Jaqui' Foundation Independent Living SkillsProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 6 pm Eligibility 18-59 years of age. North Bay, East Bay, Peninsula, South Bay, etc. All disabilities classified by Regional Center. Payment RCEB and North Bay Regional Center. Description We provide Independent Living Skills (ILS) Services and Supported Living Services (SLS) to adults with developmental disabilities. Some of our services include, but are not limited to: money management, hygiene, sex education, cooking, medical appointments and travel training. Jaqui' Foundation Supported Living Skills jaquifoundation@msn.com www.jaquifoundation.org Application Email, in person and by telephone. Robert L. Porter, Jr. Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 Accessibility We are an Independent Living Skills and Supportive Living Skills Agency. Capacity 0 P.O. Box 4938 Oakland, CA 94605- 675 Hegenberger Road, Suite 209 Oakland, CA 94621 M-F 9 am - 9 pm Languages American Sign Language and Spanish. Target Pop Adult with developmental disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Oakland Coliseum AC Transit: 57 & 40LBusBART Public Transportation Program Alternate Address Contact 1352023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 704-7475 (925) 927-2000 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 704-7494 (925) 927-3131 Jewish Family & Children Services of the East BayProgram Phone Office Information Not Provided Eligibility People of all backgrounds and ethnicities. Payment MediCal, Medicare, VOC, Sliding Scale or Private Insurance. Description Provides therapy for children and young adults with developmental delays. Types of cases seen: Sexual Abuse treatment Physical Abuse treatment Other traumas Domestic Violence treatment Modality: Individual therapy Family therapy information@jfcs-eastbay.org www.jfcs-eastbay.org Application Call for appointment. Program Director Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity Information Not Provided 2484 Shattuck Avenue Berkeley, CA 94704- 1850 Tice Valley Boulevard Walnut Creek, CA 94595 Languages 7 languages including Spanish, Farsi, Dari, Bosnian and Russian; use translator for sign language. Target Pop Children and young adults with developmental delays. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Alternate Address Contact 136 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 925-315-7345 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Joytara Behavioral and Social CoachingProgram Phone Office 9-6 Eligibility 2-99, Autism Payment Private Pay - reimbursable through insurance Description Life and social coaching to individuals with autism. Services include job training, college prep, dating and communication skills as well as parent consultation for behavioral challenges. joytaracoaching@gmail.com www.joytaracoaching.com Application Free phone consult, Electronic Intake form Bindiya Mahabir Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 Accessibility N/A Capacity 0 , CA , CA 9-6 Languages None Target Pop Teens/Adults with (High) Functioning Autism, Parents with children with ASD TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 1372023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 510-749-8358 Information Not Provided Fax 510-749-8376 Kairos Fiduciary ServicesProgram Phone Office 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility People in need of trust administration or conservatorship of the person. Payment Private party payment. Description A private fiduciary service specializing in special needs trust administration. The SNT balance of public benefits and personal funds set aside to help trust beneficiaries. Kairos Fiduciary Services is a firm that practices in that area of the probate law. herb@herbthomas.com www.kairosfiduciary.com Application Referral by attorney. Herb Thomas Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility All facilities are wheelchair accessible. Capacity 0 825-A Island Drive, # 387 Alameda, CA 94502- 9 am - 5 pm Languages English and Spanish. Target Pop Anyone who is creating a special needs trust. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Fruitvale AC TransitBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 138 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (925) 484-5330 Information Not Provided Fax (925) 484-3946 Keystone Adult Learning CenterProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 4 pm Eligibility Adults 22 years and older, clients of the Regional Center and residing in eastern Alameda County. Those whose primary service need is for behavior management or nursing/attendant care are ineligible. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center. Description Adult development program offering skills training in the areas of daily living, self-help and community functioning to adults with severe/profound developmental disabilities. kalcdd@pacbell.net www.kalcdd.org Application By telephone or in person. Written application and program visitation required. Nancy Brum Staff/Client Ratio 1:4 Accessibility Yes Capacity 30 1241 Quarry Lane, Suite 145 Pleasanton, CA 94566 M-F 9:30 am - 3:30 pm Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Adults with Developmental Disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Pleasanton PleasantonBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 1392023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (831) 426-4407 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Kidpower Teenpower Fullpower, InternationalProgram Phone Office Information Not Provided Eligibility People of all ages and abilities. Payment Sliding scale available. Description Provides ongoing workshops in various Bay Area locations teaching everyday safety skills and full force self-defense to people of all ages and abilities. Skilled in serving people facing special challenges such as vision, hearing, mobility or cognitive disabilities. eastbay@kidpower.org www.kidpower.org Application Call for information. Erika Leonard, Asst. Director Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility N/A Capacity Information Not Provided P.O. Box 1212 Santa Cruz, CA 95061- Languages English & Spanish Target Pop People of all ages and abilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Teachers travel to sitesBART Public Transportation Contact 140 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510)887-0662 or (510)881-5921 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 887-0663 La Familia Counseling Services/Developmental ServicesProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility For case management services, contracted with Regional Center, other services based on need. Payment No charge. Description Provides intensive case management, advocacy and training to primarily Latino individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. aortiz@lafamiliacounseling.org www.lafamiliacounseling.org/ Application Accepts clients referred only by Regional Center of the East Bay. Aaron Ortiz Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Fully accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided 24301 Southland Drive, Suite 300 Hayward, CA 94545- 26081 Mocine Avenue Hayward, CA 94544 Languages Spanish and ASL. Target Pop Children and Adults. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Hayward BART Hayward BARTBusBART Public Transportation Alternate Address Contact 1412023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 464-3428 (510) 464-3400 Fax (510) 986-6913 Laney College - Disability Resource CenterProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 12 pm, M-Th. 1 pm - 3 pm Eligibility Must be a Laney College Student and have a verified disability. Payment No charge after college registration. Description Special classes offered for students with diagnosed learning disabilities, and for students needing computer adaptations. Services may include special counseling, test accommodations, equipment loans, etc. Other services as appropriate. Disabled Student Program and Services nfailing@peralta.edu www.laney.edu/wp/dsps/ Application 1. Peralta Colleges application; 2. DSPS intake orientation meeting (bring documentation of disability). Nate Failing Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 900 Fallon Street, E251 Oakland, CA 94607 Languages Arabic, Hebrew, French and Mandarin. Target Pop Persons with physical, developmental, visual, psychological, communication or learning disabilities may benefit from the services offered. Use of services is voluntary. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Lake Merritt Lake MerrittBusBART Public Transportation Contact 142 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (925) 424-1510 (925) 373-4921 Fax (925) 424-1515 Las Positas CollegeProgram Phone Office M, T, Th 8 am - 5 pm; wed 8 am - 6 pm; fri 8 am - 1 pm Eligibility 18 years with a disability. Payment N/A Description Community College - Workability III - Supported Employment Program and Resource Center. Disabilitiy Resource Center lpc-dsps@laspositascollege.edu www.laspositascollege.edu Application Call for appointment. Director Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Wheelchair accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided 300 Campus Hill Drive Livermore, CA 94551- Languages Sign Language. Target Pop Learning, physical and psychological disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Contact 1432023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (925) 284-1462 Information Not Provided Fax (925) 283-1372 Las Trampas, Inc.Program Phone Office M-F 9 am - 4:30 pm Eligibility Varies by program (Day Program, SLS/ILS, and Residential Programs offered). Payment Vendor of Regional Center. Description Adult Development Program: Provides training and support in areas of Activities of Daily Living, Community Integration, opportunities for relationship development, and other areas. Provides a high level of physical support for individuals with significant physical and cognitive challenges. Adult Vocational Program: Provides vocational training, job coaching, and job supports to adults wishing to increase job skills. Also provides opportunities for community integration, social skills development, and other areas. Supported Living Services: Provides support to adults living in their own home independently in the community. Supports include care and supervision, medication management/monitoring, assistance with medical appointments, community integration, activities of daily living, and any other needed supports. Independent Living Services: Provides training to increase independence and self advocacy to consumers who want to live independently in the community. Adult Residential Facilities: Provides 24 hour care, supervision, and support to consumers in the community of their choice. Homes are located in various areas throughout the community and have up to 6 residents in each home. dhogue@LasTrampas.org www.lastrampas.org Application Please contact us by phone, email or in person for more information on how to enroll in the programs. Daniel Hogue Staff/Client Ratio Varies by program Accessibility Varies by program. Capacity Information Not Provided 3460 Lana Lane Lafayette, CA 94549- Varies by program Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Aduls with developmental disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 144 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 465-3885 N/A Fax 510-775-7160 Law Office of Srinoi G. RousseauProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Information Not Provided Payment Information Not Provided Description Legal services: Conservatorships including Limited Conservatorships, Estate Planning including Special Needs Trusts, Trusts Administration, and Probates srinoi@crmlegal.net www.sgrlegal.net Application Please call for intake. Srinoi Rousseau Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility Yes, there is an elevator in the building. The business is on the second floor. Stairs also are available. Capacity 0 2433 Mariner Square Loop, Suite 210 Alameda, CA 94501- Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours 12th Street 96;19BusBART Public Transportation Contact 1452023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 275-3679 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided LeBlanc Consulting, LLCProgram Phone Office 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility ILS program age 18 and up. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center Description We assist with developing and maintaining circles of support, appointments, grocery shopping and anything it takes to help our clients to live side by side in the community with non-disabled peers. hr@leblancconsulting.net www.leblancconsulting.net Application Regional Center Atasha Sims Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility yes Capacity 0 2415 San Pablo Dam Road, # 106-152 San Pablo, CA 94806- 24/7 Languages Spanish Target Pop Individuals with disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 146 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (415) 399-9155 Information Not Provided Fax (415)795-3733 Leigh Law GroupProgram Phone Office M-F 9:30 am - 5 pm Eligibility All ages. Payment Information Not Provided Description A law office advocating for special education rights and services, as well as in later lives. IHSS, Regional Center, special education, post high school and school-aged legal advocacy. Edulegal help@leighlawgroup.com www.leighlawgroup.com Application By email or phone. Mandy Leigh Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Wheelchair accessible, elevator and wide hallways. Capacity 0 870 Market Street, Suite, 1157 (11th floor) San Francisco, CA 94102- Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Persons with disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Powell St. - Access from Westfield Shopping Center BART Public Transportation Contact 1472023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 981-3212 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 883-1667 LifeLong Medical CareProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Call Center Hours 7:30 am - 6 pm Some Saturdays Eligibility All ages. Payment Medi-Cal, Medicare and Private Insurance. Description LifeLong Medical Care provides high quality health and social services to underserved people of all ages. We create models of care for the elderly and people with disabilities. We advocate for continuous improvements in the health of our communities. LifeLong Berkeley Primary Care Dental Care Clinic 2001 Dwight Way, Suite 1363 1860 Alcatraz Avenue Berkeley, CA 94709 Berkeley, CA 94703 Fax: (510) 204-5304 Phone: (510) 280-6080 Fax: (510) 280-6081 LifeLong West Berkeley LifeLong Howard Daniel Clinic 2031 Sixth Street 9933 MacArthur Blvd Berkeley, CA 94710 Oakland, CA 94605 Fax: (510) 841-5437 Fax:(510)568-2807 LifeLong Over 60 LifeLong East Oakland 3260 Sacramento Street 10700 MacArthur Boulevard, Suite 14B Berkeley, CA 94702 Oakland, CA 94605 Fax: (510) 652-3626 Fax: (510) 615-4884 LifeLong Downtown Oakland 616 16th Street Oakland, CA 94612 Fax: (510) 451-4285 contactus@lifelongmedical.org www.lifelongmedical.org Application Call member services to become a member of LifeLong at (510) 704-6010. Linda Collins Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity Information Not Provided 2344 6th Street Berkeley, CA 94710- Languages Spanish Target Pop Medi-Cal recipients. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Contact 148 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 450-1580 x221 (510) 450-1580 Fax (510) 654-3603 Lions Center for the Visually ImpairedProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 4:30 pm Eligibility Low vision, blind, and/or hearing impaired adults. Clients of Department of Rehabilitation and Regional Center of the East Bay. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center, private pay, third party payment and habilitation/rehab., at no charge - depends on program, usually no cost. Description Our mission is to empower and enrich the lives of the blind and visually impaired community. We productive lives. Formerly Lions center for the Blind info@LCVI.org www.lbcenter.org Application By telephone, in person and by mail. Referrals may be required for some programs. Michelle Taylor Lagunas Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 1722 Broadway Oakland, CA 94612- M-F 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Languages Spanish Target Pop Persons with developmental disabilities, hearing impairment, visual impairment and persons who are dually diagnosed (deaf and blind). TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours 19th St - Oakland MacArthur - OaklandBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 1492023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510)300-3166 Information Not Provided Fax (844)528-1800 Live La FamiliaProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Latino community with developmental disabilities/ All ages Payment Information Not Provided Description La Familia Counseling Services has a direct contract with the Department of Developmental Services (DDS) to provide Latino families with education and information in Spanish about the services of the Regional Center of the East Bay (RCEB) and Generic services available for clients. The goal is for Latino families to increase the use of available services. Formerly known as La Familia Counseling Services/Developmental Services Disparity Funds Program formerly La Familia Service Access Program scoss@livelafamilia.org www.LiveLaFamilia.org Application Please contact us. Sandra Coss Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Fully Accessible Capacity 0 24301 Southland Drive, Suite 300 Hayward, CA 94545- Languages Spanish Target Pop Latino Families with members with Developmental Disabilities TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Hayward BART Hayward BARTBusBART Public Transportation Contact 150 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 610-3555 Information Not Provided Fax (831) 338-1056 Living UnlimitedProgram Phone Office 24/7 Eligibility Adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Current activities are in the SF Bay Area. Payment Rent is paid by SSI or SSDI. Day program and living support is paid by Regional Centers or IHSS. Description We promote the creation of family owned communities which provide housing for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Families provide equity to purchase properties which Living Unlimited manages. Properties are rented to Member's children. Living Unlimited provides oversight for day program and support services provided by others. Clearwater Ranch Communities alex@living-unlimited.org www.living-unlimited.org Application www.living-unlimited.org/contact-us/ Alex Krem Staff/Client Ratio depends on independence level of residents Accessibility Yes Capacity 0 2625 Alcatraz Ave. #335 Berkeley, CA 94705- Languages Varies on community. Several languages (including Mandarin, Cantonese, Hindi, Spanish) are spoken in our first community. Target Pop Adults with special needs seeking to transition from their parents home to their own. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Varies on community Varies on communityBusBART Public Transportation Contact 1512023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 510-506-0374 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Manos Home CareProgram Phone Office M-F 8:30 am -5 pm Eligibility Regional Center Client. Children, youth and adults. Payment Vendorization by Regional Center. Description Independent Living Skills Manos edgaresquivez@yahoo.com www.manoshomecare.com Application Regional Center Referred. Application package via web, email, in person, mail and telephone Eddie Esquivez Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 Accessibility Not Applicable Capacity 0 4173 MacArthur Boulevard, Suite 15 Oakland, CA 94619-1932 varies Languages English, Spanish, Tagalog, Amharic, Mandarin, Cantonese and Mien. Target Pop For individuals with developmental disabilities that want to become more independent TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours N/A N/ABusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 152 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 238-5219 (510) 238-2007 Fax (510) 238-3304 Mayor's Commission on Persons with DisabilitiesProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility N/A Payment N/A Description The commission addresses issues and civil rights for persons with disabilities. Meetings are held every 2nd Monday of each month from 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm. City Hall, Hearing Room 3, unless otherwise noticed. City of Oakland adaprograms@oaklandca.gov www.oaklandnet.com/ Application N/A Chair Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Wheelchair accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided One Frank Ogawa Plaza, 3rd Floor Oakland, CA 94612 Languages Upon request. Target Pop Disability issues. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours 12th St. - Oakland 12th St. - OaklandBusBART Public Transportation Contact 1532023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 9169631000 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided MeristemProgram Phone Office Mon-Fri, 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility Young adults, aged 18-26, identified with learning differences, High-Functioning ASD, ADHD, PDD-NOS, Asperger's Syndrome and NLD. Payment Private pay, Regional Center and Koret Scholarship Description Meristem is dedicated to preparing young adults on the autism spectrum for a life of greater independence and fulfillment. Our multi-year transitional program serves students ages 18-26 from all over the United States. The classes and dorms instructors help with independent living skills that lead to the next steps to attending college, earning a paycheck or both. Now enrolling for annual 2022-2023 ILS Program and for 8-week Summer Program. Breaking Barriers in the Workforce info@meristem.pro info@meristem.prov Application Telephone/Email, In-Person Tour, Electronic Application, Pre-Enrollment Visit Chelsea Sanderson Staff/Client Ratio 1:4 Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity 40 9200 Fair Oaks Blvd Fair Oaks, CA 95628- , CA 24/7 except for holiday breaks. Languages Yes Target Pop See Description TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 154 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 434-3974, reception desk 436- 2429 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 434-3888 Merritt College Student Accessibility ServicesProgram Phone Office Mon – Fri 8 a. m. – 4:30 p. m. (Please call to confirm) Eligibility Merritt College students with disabilities. Payment Visit website. Description Center at Merritt Junior College serving students with disabilities. Merritt College fmoy@peralta.edu www.merritt.edu Application Sign up via website. Frances Moy, Coordinator Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity Information Not Provided 12500 Campus Drive, Student Center R Bldg, Rm 109A Oakland, CA 94619 Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Students with Disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Contact 1552023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 925-487-5839 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 888-9261 (925) 560-5621 Mission Hope Day Program - Hayward and DublinProgram Phone Office M-F 7 am - 4 pm Eligibility 18 and over, living within Alameda County, with a disability; ambulatory or non-ambulatory. Payment Information Not Provided Description Mission-Hope is a community-based provider with a behavior management component licensed by the Community Care Licensing and vendored by the Regional Center of the East Bay. We believe that self-determination is important to all people, we recognize that the more self- determined the individual, the more likely they will succeed in life. Community resources in our midst are also part of who we are. We support opportunities for community living by providing access in the least restrictive environment, encouraging the individual in exercising their own choices and decision making, which is important to their self-esteem and self-worth. Mission Hope has a transportation component to assist our patrons get the mobility they need to become full participants. QA Supervisor Gloria Gonzalez gloria.gonzalez@mhdp.org/ Tel. # 925-361-0570 Regional Program Director Jay Gamez/ jay.gamez@mhdp.org/ Tel. # 925-361-0570 guyhouston@sbcglobal.net www.mhdp.org Application By email and telephone. Guy Houston Staff/Client Ratio 1:3 Accessibility MHDP-Hayward is not licensed to accept clients using wheelchairs. MHDP-Dublin is accessible. MHDP Fremont is accessible. Capacity 0 21328 Mission Boulevard Hayward, CA 94541- 6300 Village Parkway, Suite 125 Dublin, CA 94568 M-F 7 am - 4 pm Languages English, Spanish, Tagalog Target Pop Mission Hope accepts any individual with no preference to ethnicity, religion, level of functioning, or disability. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Hayward & DublinBART Public Transportation Program Alternate Address Contact 156 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 540-0295 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 540-0299 Mobility SystemsProgram Phone Office M-F 7:30 am - 4:30 pm, Sat. 10 am - 2 pm Eligibility N/A Payment Private pay and third party payment as approved. Description Mobility Systems is the largest company of its type in the greater bay area. Mobility Systems services, installs, and sells a wide range of VA and State of California approved wheelchair lifts, full size vans, and lowered floor mini vans. The company also offers one stop service and repair of wheelchairs in conjunction with Wheelchairs of San Mateo, Inc. Application By telephone. No referral is required. Bill Fryckman Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility To office and rest rooms. Capacity Information Not Provided 1010 Carleton Street Berkeley, CA 94710 Sat. by appointment only. Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Physically challenged persons. TTY Days & Hours Ashby AshbyBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 1572023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (707) 259-1125 Information Not Provided Fax (707) 492-3797 Moving Forward Towards IndependenceProgram Phone Office 9 am - 5 pm M-F Eligibility Moving Forward provides transitional and independent living support to post-secondary adults with developmental, learning and autism spectrum disabilities. Payment Moving Forward is vendorized for Independent Living Services with North Bay Regional Center. Moving Forward is also vendorized for employment services with both North Bay Regional Center and Department of Rehabilitation. Description Moving Forward provides graduated support levels including structured on-campus group living with 24/7 support and supervision, near campus apartment living and off campus community living. Moving Forward is a true community intended to support the growth of the whole person as well as supporting progress in managing the mechanics of daily living. Moving Forward is a lifelong community providing support from post-secondary through end of the life. Moving Forward is in a safe, small town location in the beautiful Napa Valley of California. barbaram@moving-forward.org www.moving-forward.org/ Application Initial inquires are done by phone. Tours and visits are always welcome and scheduled by phone. The application can be found on the website or can be mailed. Barbara Montaldo Staff/Client Ratio not applicable Accessibility The Moving Forward main campus is not wheelchair accessible. Community rentals may be wheelchair accessible. Capacity 0 68 Coombs Street, Building B Napa, CA 94559- 24 hours, 7 days a week Languages Not at this time. Target Pop Post-secondary adults with developmental disabilities, learning differences, and autism spectrum. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours The Vine-Napa VINE at El CerritoBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 158 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (888) 967-2841- toll free Information Not Provided Fax (800) 964-7344 New Directions TravelProgram Phone Office M-Th 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility All interested in travel. Payment Private pay. Travel grants are available. Description Non-profit travel service that provides quality local, national and international vacations and holiday programs for people with developmental disabilities. Tours are specifically designed to ensure normalization, maximum opportunities for choice, independence, socialization, the application of independent living skills, and just plain fun. All this is accomplished in a respectful, positive environment. Travelers return with increased self esteem, a sense of accomplishment, and feeling more a part of their society, as well as having had one of the most fun and exciting times of their life! hello@newdirectionstravel.org www.newdirectionstravel.org Application By telephone and go to www.newdirectionstravel.org for online applications. Danna Mead Staff/Client Ratio 1:4;1:1 Accessibility Most tours are wheelchair accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided 5276 Hollister Avenue, #207 Santa Barbara, CA 93111 Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Adults with IDD TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Contact 1592023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 489-2185 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 471-0554 New Haven Adult SchoolProgram Phone Office Information Not Provided Eligibility Students can register at any time. Payment Varies Description Adult Education Classes: ESL, HS Diploma, GED and Older Adults. Safe campus environment. Large parking lot. Decoto Site www.nhusd.k12.ca.us/adult Application Call or come into main office. Kristina Burnett Staff/Client Ratio Varies according to program Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity Information Not Provided 1800 H Street Union City, CA 94587 Languages Spanish Target Pop Adults TTY Web Site Days & Hours Union City BARTBART Public Transportation Contact 160 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 818-3700 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 818-3738 Newark Adult EducationProgram Phone Office M-Thurs 8:30 am - 3:30 pm Eligibility 18 Payment Varies by class. Description Adult Education. jcalderon@newarkunified.org Application Call or come to office. Julie Calderon Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity Information Not Provided 35777 Cedar Boulevard Newark, CA 94560 Languages Spanish Target Pop Adults TTY Email Days & Hours Union City/Fremont AC TransitBusBART Public Transportation Contact 1612023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 510-620-0290 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided NIAD Art CenterProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 4 pm Eligibility Adults with developmental and other disabilities ages 20 and up. Client-artists may be ambulatory or non-ambulatory in Contra Costa, Alameda and Marin counties. Client-artists must take care of their own toileting and medication needs. Payment vendorization by Regional Center Description NIAD is a progressive art studio for adult artists with developmental disabilities. NIAD stands for Nurturing Independence through Artistic Development. NIAD Art Center promotes creative expression, independence and community integration for people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD). NIAD serves 70 adult artists with its Studio Art, Exhibitions and Community programs. We currently have an online art studio via zoom M-F. NIAD amber.avalos@NIADart.org www.niadart.org Application We are accepting referrals. Contact NIAD’s Interim Community Program Coordinator Amber Avalos, or your RCEB Case Manager. We’ll get back to you as soon as possible! Amber.Avalos@NIADart.org Conversations on phone, zoom and in person. Email is a great entry (and RCEB Case Manager) Amber Avalos Staff/Client Ratio 1:3; 1:6 Accessibility Yes Capacity 70 551 23rd Street Richmond, CA 94804 PO box 1870 Richmond, CA 94891 M-F 9 am - 2:30 pm Languages Spanish Target Pop Arts based program for everyone in IID community TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Richmond AC Transit #72BusBART Public Transportation Program Alternate Address Contact 162 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (800) 225-7361 Information Not Provided Fax (650) 692-8822 Nor-Cal Mobility, Inc.Program Phone Office M-F 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility All Payment GGRC, VA, CCS and all Regional Centers. Description Offers accessible vehicles, from full-sized vans to minivans. Provides accessibility solutions for home and business with ramps, porch lifts, elevators, stair glides and other access improvements. Accessible rental vans available. amiller@nor-calmobility.com www.norcalmobility.com Application All types. Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity 0 890 Cowan Road, Unit B Burlingame, CA 94010- M - F Languages Spanish Target Pop All TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Sam Trans, Millbrae BartBART Public Transportation Program 1632023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 535-5608 (510) 615-5883 Fax (510) 615-5598 Oakland Parks and RecreationProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 6 pm Eligibility Varies per individual program. Payment Information Not Provided Description The City of Oakland Office of Parks and Recreation (OPR) is fully committeed to compliance with provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Afterschool program for youth ages 12 and up with developmental disabilities and their peers. The Inclusion Center is vendorized by Regional Center of the East Bay. Please direct all inquiries concerning program and disability accommodation to the OPR Inclusive Recreation Coordinator at (510) 615-5883. Inclusion Program eburton@oaklandnet.com www.oaklandnet.com Application Contact Inclusive Recreation Coordinator for accommodation requests. Erin Burton Staff/Client Ratio Many recreation locations Accessibility Accessibility varies. Accommodations availalble upon request. Capacity Information Not Provided 1701 E. 19th Street Oakland, CA 94606- Languages Sign Language accommodations by request. Target Pop People with Disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Dependent upon location of Recreation Center Dependent upon location of Recreation Center BusBART Public Transportation Contact 164 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 879-8205 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 879-1845 Oakland Regional Occupation ProgramProgram Phone Office Information Not Provided Eligibility 16 years of age Payment Varies Description Offers career development and technical job training in a wide range of occupational areas designed to meet the employment demands of the greater City of Oakland area. Oakland Unified Schools Application Submit application interest form if out of school, see counselor if in school. Allie Whitehurst Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Wheelchair accessible Capacity Information Not Provided 1025 Second Avenue, P. 14 Oakland, CA 94606 Languages None Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Days & Hours Lake Merritt Lake MerrittBusBART Public Transportation Contact 1652023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 267-1280 Information Not Provided Fax 510. 267.1281 Office of Clients' Rights AdvocacyProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Any person with a developmental disability, a family member, or interested person may contact CRA about the rights of a person with a developmental disability. The CRA office consults with and assists people with developmental disabilities to get services, and provides a range of advocacy services and trainings about rights. Payment CRA does not charge fees for services rendered. Description OCRA is a statewide office run by Disability Rights California, Inc., through a contract with the California Department of Developmental Services. OCRA provides advocacy services to regional center consumers. www.disabilityrightsca.org Application By telephone or email. No referral required. Program Director Staff/Client Ratio NA Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 1330 Broadway, Suite 500 Oakland, CA 94612- Languages English, Spanish and interpreter services in other languages available. Target Pop Regional Center Consumers. TTY Web Site Days & Hours 12th Street Oakland City CenterBART Public Transportation Contact 166 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 636-0216 or (510) 667-0770 Information Not Provided Fax (510)667-0660 One Step Closer Inc.Program Phone Office 9 am - 4:30 pm Eligibility 18-59, East Bay, Intellectual Disability and ambulatory/non-ambulatory. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center of the East Bay. Description One Step Closer is an adult behavioral management program serving idividuals with developmental disabilities from 18-59. The primary goal is to teach self-care skills and provide community integration. The program focuses on behavior management modification techniques and procedures. dbrewer62@yahoo.com Application Mail/Fax Della Brewer Staff/Client Ratio 3 to 1 Accessibility Yes Capacity 100 7622 MacArthur Boulevard Oakland, CA 94605 9am-3pm Languages Basic sign language. Target Pop We are a behavior management day program. TTY Email Days & Hours Colisuem ColisuemBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 1672023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (925) 659-0256 Information Not Provided Fax (925) 804-2474 Open AdvisorsProgram Phone Office Information Not Provided Eligibility Families with children with disabilities. Payment After a complimentary consultation, I will quote a fee to create a financial plan for them. Description Financial planning for families with children with disabilities. The core planning includes retirement planning, investment strategy, insurance review, etate planning (I work with outside attourneys to draft documents), tax reduction for the family and planning for the special needs individual. Special needs planning includes identifying public benefits and resources and how to qualify, what type of special needs trust is appropriate and who the successor trustee should be, how much should you accumulate in private funding to support them, and tools like ABLE accounts and life insurance to help you do that. jon@myopenadvisors.com myopenadvisors.com Application Information Not Provided Jon Elfin Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 Accessibility Yes Capacity 0 3000 Executive Parkway, Suite 400 San Ramon, CA 94583- Languages Only English Target Pop Families with children with disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Dublin/Pleasanton; about 7 miles away.BART Public Transportation Contact 168 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 499-6869 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 739-0630 Passport to Learning Inc.Program Phone Office Information Not Provided Eligibility All consumers of Regional Centers are eligible. Payment vendorization by Regional Center. Description Life Skills Education, Training and Support Services to consumers of Regional Centers. Programs offered are: Adaptive Living Skills and Forensic Program Independent Living Skills Program 2nd Parent Training Program Application Information Not Provided Kamilah Aqa Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity 0 6167 Jarvis Avenue Newark, CA 94555- Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Regional Center eligible. TTY Days & Hours Contact 1692023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 724-9044 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 724-3195 Pathway to Choices, Inc.Program Phone Office M-F 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility 18 to 65 years of age. Payment Regional Center. Description Pathway to Choices is an Independent Living, supported living, and adult day care program, which provides training and instructions to consumers ages 22 to 65 with developmental disabilities through the Regional Center of the East Bay. Services are provided in the consumer's home, apartment or in a group home. Training components include, but are not limited to, Social Skills, Communication Skills, Money Management, Shopping Skills, House/Apartment rental skills, Personal Care, Mobility Training and Recreational Skills. pathwaytochoices@yahoo.com www.pathwaytochoices.com Application RCEB consumers. Juan Velasquez Staff/Client Ratio 1:3 Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity 60 751 Belmont Way Pinole, CA 94564- 9 am - 5 pm Languages Spanish and Tagalog Target Pop People with developmental disabilities aged 18 to 65. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours RichmondBART Public Transportation Program Contact 170 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (415) 931-3070; (510) 522-7933 Information Not Provided Fax (415) 931-2828 People With Disabilities FoundationProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 4:30 pm Eligibility An individual must be disabled within the meaning of any state or federal law and the case must have merit. Payment File copy fee, Social Security approved attorney's fees. Description PWDF is a public nonprofit organization headquartered in San Francisco, providing services to 8 Bay Area counties: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Solano, and Sonoma. PWDF provides legal and other services to the disabled community, particularly those with psychiatric, developmental, or invisible components to his/her disability. Direct legal services are also available to disabled abused children under 18 years old. PWDF frequently represents on SSI and SSDI disability cases in addition to providing consultation for those seeking reasonable accommodations in the workplace under the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) and those having problems with SSA's work incentive programs. Our services are provided on a sliding scale, depending on income and resources. PWDF does not generally provide services on Social Security overpayment issues. In addition to advocacy, PWDF has an education and public awareness program on the rights of individuals who have psychiatric disabilities. Informational seminars, videos and CDs on subjects relevant to the disabled population, including employment, health care, housing, ADA, Section 504 discrimination issues, and SSA's work incentive programs are available. Training materials can be reviewed at www.pwdf.org/categoy/online-store/ info@pwdf.org www.pwdf.org Application By telephone (preferred) or email for initial contact. Damien Chacona Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility Yes Capacity 0 507 Polk Street, Suite 430 San Francisco, CA 94102- M-F 9 am - 4:30 pm Languages Spanish Target Pop People with psychiatric/developmental disabilities. Subspecialize - dual diagnosis and children with disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours San Francisco Civic Center SF MUNI 5, 19, 31, 38, 47, 49BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 1712023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (925) 887-5327 Information Not Provided Fax (925) 356-2436 Planned Parenthood Shasta-PacificProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility All ages, mainly teens and adults. Services also available for parents and caregivers. Confidential health care for teens 12 - 18. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center, private pay, third party payment and sliding fee scale. Description Education Services in Contra Costa County - puberty, sexuality, socialization, HIV prevention, abuse prevention programs. Sexuality education in classrooms and individual consultations also available for people with disabilities. Counseling - Interns offer individual counseling to disabled and non-disabled clients. Reproductive Healthcare for the Disabled - Birth control services, testing & treatment for sexually transmitted diseases, routine gynocological care and exams. Prenatal care and abortion services available at some sites. Preparation and desensitization of reproductive health care exams for fearful patients. Accessible exam tables for physically disabled clients. Resource Library - Books, videos and teaching materials for onsite use and offsite rental. Other locations: Planned Parenthood Mar Monte 1691 The Alameda San Jose, CA 95126 (408) 287-7526 Disability and Sexuality Program Application By telephone. Laura Skaggs Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 2185 Pacheco Street Concord, CA 94520- Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Serves clients with a full range of physical,intellectual and developmental disabilities, however, greatest staff expertise is in the area of developmental disabilities. TTY Days & Hours Concord ConcordBusBART Public Transportation Contact 172 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (925) 931-5376 Information Not Provided Fax (925) 485-3685 Pleasanton (City of) Paratransit ServiceProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 3 pm Eligibility 18-69 years and older ADA approved; 70+ Pleasanton and Sunol Residents only. Payment Call for pricing. Description Transportation. Dial-a-Ride/Pleasanton Paratransit www.pleasantonseniorcenter.org Application Call for application or website www.pleasantonseniorcenter.org under paratransit/transportation then print out application. Raymond Figueroa Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility All buses are accessible. Capacity 8 5353 Sunol Boulevard Pleasanton, CA 94566 M-F 8 am - 4:30 pm Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Pleasanton and Sunol residents, 70 years or older or adults 18+ who have been ADA certified. TTY Web Site Days & Hours Pleasanton/Dublin east 7BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 1732023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 925-596-3914 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Pleasanton Adult Education Paid Internship ProgramProgram Phone Office M-F 8:30 am - 3:00 pm Eligibility -Must be at least 22 years of age and exited from high school or Transition Program or be 18 and graduated with a high school diploma. -Meet eligibility requirements for Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) services and be willing to apply to become a DOR client if not already. -Be a RCEB consumer. -Have independent personal hygiene and grooming skills. -Maintain appropriate, safe behavior and social skills in the workplace. -Demonstrate an ability to learn the skills and knowledge required in the internship. -Able to consistently attend the Internship program - participate in four work hours and approximately one hour of classroom activities per day, five days per week. -Able to adhere to the host business' standards of dress and conduct and attendance. -Able to communicate effectively as needed using a combination of verbal, nonverbal and/or technologically-assisted methods of expression. -Able to travel independently to and from the internship site. -Able to pass host business eligibility requirements as necessary (may include drug screening, criminal background check, current immunizations, proof of negative TB test, and completion of host business required training). -Desire and commitment to work in an integrated setting in the community. -Able to successfully work and safely function in a 1:4 support level ratio. -Demonstrate an ability to work successfully with fading support to a minimal level of approximately 20%. -Tri-Valley residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Payment We are vendorized by the Regional Center. There is no cost to the interns. They are paid minimum wage for the work that they do. Description The Pleasanton Adult Education Paid Internship Program for Adults with Disabilities is a nine month paid internship program that runs from September-May. Each weekday, interns work four hours per day with the support of an Employment Training Specialist and have a one hour class. Interns will work at three different worksites during the nine month program. -The internship provides vocational training and education for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to better prepare them for competitive integrated employment. During the internship, the intern learns job-specific skills while also having the opportunity to apply interpersonal skills learned during the classroom portion of the program. The goal is for interns to leave the program at the end of the internship with the transferable skills, knowledge and abilities needed to be successful candidates for employment at local businesses. -Applicants apply to the program and are accepted as interns through a selection process. All applicants must be eligible for services with the DOR and be a Regional Center consumer. jrenton@pleasantonusd.net www.adulteducation.pleasantonusd.net/apps/pag es/index.jsp?uREC_ID=737697&type=d&pREC_I D=1151733 Application The application is available online beginning March 1st and all applications must be completed by April 15th. Interviews are in May. Jamie Renton 4665 Bernal Avenue Pleasanton, CA 94566- 8:30 am - 2:15 pm Target Pop Adults with Disabilities aged 18 and over TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 174 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory -Pleasanton Adult and Career Education is proud to be a collaborative partner in supporting Adults with Disabilities in the Tri-Valley. For questions about our programs, please contact us. Staff/Client Ratio 1:4 Accessibility Yes Capacity 12 Languages Information Not Provided Pleasanton/Dublin; east dublin 10RBusBART Public Transportation 1752023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (855)288-6701 Information Not Provided Fax (877)689-2184 Premier Healthcare ServicesProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am- 5 pm Eligibility We serve all geographic areas, disabilities and ages. Payment We work only with Regional Center funded clients. Description Premoer Healthcare Services, an Aveanna Company is dedicated to serving the families and clients of the regional centers throughout California providing exceptional customer care for respite, daycare and transportation reinbursements and financial management services. sjrespite@phs-west.com phs-west.com Application Applications can be submitted by fax, email, mail or through our web portal. Wesley Moss Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Our office is wheelchair accessible. Capacity 0 1210 S. Bascom Avenue, #100 San Jose, CA 95128- Languages English, Spanish and Vietnamese. Target Pop Regional Center clients. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Fremont VTA Light Rail #902 VTA line 61 & 62BusBART Public Transportation Contact 176 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (925) 302-4034 Information Not Provided Fax (925) 355-3081 Prudential FinancialProgram Phone Office 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility No limitation. Payment Based on selected program. Description Prudential Financial provides Life, Disability, Accident, Property and Casualty Insurance, Annuities and Money Management services. Contact us at Customer Service at 1-800 -842-1718 www.prudential.com/personal Application Information available by phone and in-person appointment can be scheduled. Gautam Ganguly Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity 0 2010 Crow Canyon Place, Suite 240 San Ramon, CA 94583- Monday - Friday Languages Japanese, Hindi, Bangla and French. Target Pop Adults TTY Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 1772023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 577-1900 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 577-5618 (510) 577-5619 Public Guardian - Conservator ProgramProgram Phone Office M-F 8:30 am - 12 pm; 1 am - 5 pm Eligibility The individual must be found to lack capacity to manage their own affairs, either financial or activities of daily living or both. The client's need for conservatorship is based upon the client being "at risk" and will be determined by a trained Asst. Public Guardian-Conservator Social Worker. Payment Once conserved, there are court ordered fees payable to the court, the Public Guardian or Public Defender. All fees are subject to the conservatee's ability to pay or if they have a financial estate to assist in the provision of their care and management. Description Manages probate and Lanterman-Petris-Short (LPS mental health) conservatorships for Alameda County residents. Conservatorships are legal arrangements in which a court-appointed conservator oversees the personal care and/or financial matters of an individual who is incapable of managing alone. LPS conservatorships are used when an individual needs mental health treatment but can't or won't accept it voluntarily. The LPS conservator arranges placement and mental health treatment for conservatees who are unable to provide for their food, clothing, or shelter as a result of a mental disorder, and may also manage the estate. The Public Guardian-Conservator petitions Superior Court for Probate conservatorships (usually of person and estate) for people who have assets that cannot be managed outside of a conservatorship and who live in supervised settings (such as nursing homes and assisted living facilities). Referrals from community agencies are accepted, priority given to individuals who are subjected to financial abuse by others. Probate conservators identify, marshal, liquidate and manage all assets of each estate, setting up trust accounts from which payments for care and comfort are made. In Probate conservatorship of the person, the Public Guardian-Conservator is responsible for ensuring proper food, clothing, shelter, and health care. www.alamedasocialservices.org Application Probate Conservatorships are referred from the community, hospitals, family members or neighbors. LPS Conservatorships are mandatory referrals from a locked psychiatric facility if the individual has been transported there under a 5150 hold by local law enforcement jurisdictions in Alameda County. Lisa Lahowe, Chief Assistant Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Wheelchair/ramp/special parking, restrooms and handicapped enabled conference room. Capacity 0 6955 Foothill Blvd., 3rd Flr., #300 Oakland, CA 94605-2409 Languages Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin, Farsi and Vietnamese (on request). Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Web Site Days & Hours Oakland Coliseum Eastmont Mall AC Transit Ctr- 40,40L,43,50,57,N,NL BusBART Public Transportation Contact 178 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 251-2273 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided ReCares NetworkProgram Phone Office F 12 pm - 4 pm Eligibility Those who might not be able to otherwise afford medical equipment. Payment None Description ReCARES accepts donations of reusable home healthcare equipment as well as disposable medical supplies that are in their original packaging. We, in turn, give these items to individuals who otherwise would have difficulty obtaining them. Equipment includes: canes, walkers, shower chairs, ostomy supplies, gauze, crutches, portable commodes, blood pressure kits, bandages and wheel chairs. Monetary contributions welcome! Program hours: Drop off & pick up Fri 12-4pm; Every 2nd and 4th Sat 9am-12pm drop off only Formerly Home CARES Equipment Recyclers recares.network@gmail.com homecares.org Application Not needed. Susan Murphy Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 2619 Broadway Oakland, CA 94612- See description Languages No Target Pop Those in need who could not otherwise afford it. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours 24th StreetBART Public Transportation Program Contact 1792023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 618-6100 or (925) 691-2300 (510) 357-3102 Fax (510) 678-4100 Regional Center of the East BayProgram Phone Office M-F 8:30 am - 5 pm Eligibility Persons with a developmental disability residing in Alameda or Contra Costa County. Payment No charge for diagnosis. Reimbursement required from parent for out-of-home placement of a minor. Description Program operated by non-profit corporation through contract with the State Department of Developmental Services as outlined in state legislation. Chief functions include assessment, planning, and coordination of services on the basis of individual need. Provides directly or indirectly: diagnosis; counseling; advocacy; program services via purchase with state funds; identification and development of needed services in concert with other agencies and organizations. RCEB writetous@RCEB.org www.rceb.org/ Application Please call or write to Intake Coordinator. Lisa Kleinbub Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 500 Davis Street, Suite 100 San Leandro, CA 94577- 1320 Willow Pass Road, Suite 300 Concord, CA 94520 Languages Interpreters available. Target Pop Persons with autism, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, or intellectual disability. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours San LeandroBART Public Transportation Alternate Address Contact 180 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 232-6611 (800) 735-2922 (Cal Relay) Fax (510) 232-2271 Rubicon Legal ServicesProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Individuals applying for Social Security Disability/SSI benefits. Contra Costa, Alameda, and San Francisco Counties. Benefits planning and advocacy for current SSI beneficiaries who live in Contra Costa County. Payment Attorney fees for successful representation on social security claims. Description Representation of individuals applying for SSI and Social Security disability benefits. Counseling and advice regarding Social Security's work rules for SSI/ SSDI beneficiaries. info@hawkinscenter.org www.rubiconprograms.org Application Telephone or drop-in. Telephone is preferred. Kelly Dunn Staff/Client Ratio 1:20 Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 101 Broadway Avenue, Suite 1 Richmond, CA 94804 M-F 9 am - 5 pm Languages Spanish Target Pop Low income people with disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Richmond or El Cerrito Del Norte RichmondBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 1812023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 667-6087 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 352-2183 San Leandro Adult SchoolProgram Phone Office M-F 8:30 am - 3:30 pm Eligibility Diploma students must be able to read, compute and write at 8th grade level or above. Payment Varies Description Adult Education Classes. We provide educational opportunities for diploma, ESL and computer software (Office). www.sanleandro.k12.ca.us/adult/adult.htm Application Call Principal Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Bus and wheelchair lift. Capacity Information Not Provided 14735 Juniper Street San Leandro, CA 94579- Languages Spanish Target Pop Adults TTY Web Site Days & Hours Davis St.Davis St.BusBART Public Transportation Contact 182 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 317-4200 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 278-5618 San Lorenzo Adult SchoolProgram Phone Office 8 am - 12:30 pm Eligibility Minimum age 18. Payment Varies Description Adult Education Classes, including classes for Adults with Disabilities. Adult Basic Education (ABE) - Independent living skills, personal health practices, and leisure time skills are offered at Villa Fairmont and at Fairmont Hospital. jkelly@slzusd.org Application Call Principal Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 820 Bockman Road San Lorenzo, CA 94580 M-F Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Adults TTY Email Days & Hours Bayfair 93 stops across the streetBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 1832023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 383-5020 Information Not Provided Fax (888) 379-9383 Schreiber CenterProgram Phone Office M-F 8:30 am - 5 pm Eligibility Alameda County residents age 18 and over, co-occurring qualifying mental health diagnosis and developmental disabilities. Payment Medi-Cal and/or Medicare only Description Specialty mental health clinic providing assessment, medication management and psychotherapy to eligible individuals. www.acphd.org/schreiber-center.aspx Application Referrals to be made by Regional Center Case Managers and vendored Regional Center of the East Bay providers. Clinician on Duty Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 7200 Bancroft Avenue, Suite 125A Oakland, CA 94605- Languages Interpreter services available as needed. Target Pop Co-occurring mental health and developmental disabilities. TTY Web Site Days & Hours HaywardBART Public Transportation Contact 184 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 422-3959 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 373-1824 Sentry Living SolutionsProgram Phone Office 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility 18+ East Bay Area Type 1 ambulatory and non-ambulatory. Payment Vendorized by the Regional Center of the East Bay. Description We provide Independent Living Services. admin@sentrylivingsolutions.org www.sentrylivingsolutions.org/ Application Mail, in person or e-mail. Peter Valdirz Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 3824 Buell St., Suite A2 Oakland, CA 94619- 8 am- 7 pm Languages Spanish Target Pop Adults with developmental disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Fruitvale 14 and 57BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 1852023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 477-1000 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 477-1006 Serra CenterProgram Phone Office M-F, 8:30 am - 5 pm Eligibility Adults with Developmental Disabilities over 18 at time of admission for ICF, ILS and SLS. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center, private pay, third party payment and donations. ILS, SLS & Counseling are vendorized by the Regional Center; ICF-DD/H group homes are Medi-Cal funded. Description Provides an individual plan of coordinated services in the community. Comprehensive services are offered including, ICFDDH, residential care homes, supported and independent living programs, to empower each individual with opportunities for independence. Counseling services Services include: Training in household skills such as cooking, cleaning, shopping and money management Development of skills leading to employment. Training in community skills: how to use public transportation, libraries, pay phone, help with managing public benefits, etc. Recreation, socialization and travel excursions. In-home support as needed. Individual and Family counseling services. lsenadenos@serracenter.org www.serracenter.org Application By telephone, in person or by mail and Regional Center Manager referral. Lisa Senadenos Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 ILS, 1:3 ICF, 1:2 SLS, 1:1 OP Accessibility Ambulatory and non ambulatory. Capacity Information Not Provided 2610 Central Avenue, Suite 120 Union City, CA 94587- 24 hour Residential ; Independent & Supported Living scheduled as needed Languages Spanish and Tagalog. Target Pop Adults with Developmental Disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Fremont, Union City Fremont, Union CityBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 186 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 415-449-3805 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Shupin CommunityProgram Phone Office 8:30am-5:00pm Eligibility Adults 18+ with minimal support needs who are ambulatory and diagnosed with an intellectual or developmental disability Payment Private pay Description The Shupin Community is a one-stop program for families of adults with developmental & intellectual disabilities offering 2 residential programs, a social club, care management, and ILS services to prepare for independent life with support. The Shupin Community has two properties for adults at different stages of independence. Gary’s Place and Shupin House are in one of San Francisco’s most vibrant, beautiful neighborhoods known as Laurel Heights. Our caring and experienced staff works closely with program participants on acquiring skills - whether it is opening a bank account, setting and maintaining a budget, going to the grocery store, taking public transportation, laundering clothing, dressing for work, planning and cooking meals, or a variety of other independent living skills. We work with nutritionists, personal trainers, and arts professionals weekly. Our Social Club provides a welcoming community to make lifelong friends and explore all that the San Francisco Bay Area has to offer. We meet 8-10 times monthly (both virtually and in-person) for fun and interactive activities including games, holiday celebrations, eating at restaurants, scavenger hunts, and more. We also have a parent support group and Special Connections, a program helping adults with disabilities navigate the dating world through individual coaching sessions, speed dating, and social mixers. Jewish Family and Children's Services ryanb@jfcs.org www.jfcs.org/find-help/people-with- disabilities/gary-shupin-independent-living- community/ Application Interested participants complete a short form and are contacted by a representative for a brief interview. For our Independent Living Community, 3 reference checks and an independent living skills assessment is required. Ryan Berman Staff/Client Ratio 5:1 Accessibility No Capacity 0 2150 Post St San Francisco, CA 94115- 24/7 Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Adults ages 18+ with developmental and intellectual disabilities such as autism and Down syndrome. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours 1;2;33,38,43Bus Public Transportation Program Contact 1872023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 510-205-1448 Information Not Provided Fax 510-582-4969 Sierra Environmental & Social Services, Inc.Program Phone Office 9 am-5 pm Eligibility 18 years old+ Adult, Alameda County/ Contra Costa County residents, Ambulatory and non- Ambulatory. Payment Vendorization by Regional Center, insurance, and rehabilitation. Description (SLS &ILS) SLS offers skills instruction for clients who can have a better quality of life with more intensive level of care and support including 24 hour a day healthcare support, appropriate medical, dental and vision assesments address individual health need on regular basis and housing advocacy. ILS provides clients who need some support and ongoing training for successful, independent living, budget & shop for groceries, refill prescriptions and monitor medication. Sierra Social Services ajatisa@msn.com Application By mail Ajati Sankoh Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 Accessibility No restrictions. Capacity 0 27997 High Country Road Hayward, CA 94542- 24 hrs Languages None Target Pop Adults with developmental disabilities TTY Email Days & Hours Castro Valley Redwood RoadBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 188 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 508-7997 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 568-1839 Social Day Services ProgramProgram Phone Office 9:30 am - 4:30 pm Eligibility Age 18 & Older, East Bay Area, Developmental Disability, Intellectual Disability, Autism, Down Syndrome and Learning Disabilities. Payment Vendorization by Regional Center. Description Social Day Services Program is a fun prevocational day program for individuals with developmental disabilities/intellectual disabilities. SDS is centrally located in Downtown San Leandro in close proximity to shopping centers, recreational parks, Public Library, BART, restaurants and a variety of other places that allow easy access via public transportation of Community integration. Services offered are: Behavioral Management, Social/Recreational Development, Prevocational Skills Training, community Integration, Sensory Services, Education Classes, Creative Arts & Crafts and Music Therapy. SDS Program sdsprogram@yahoo.com www.sosprogram.com Application To express interest, tour or apply, please call (510) 508-7997 to schedule information appointment. Dominique Mellion Staff/Client Ratio 1:3 Accessibility We are wheelchair accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided 211 Joaquin Avenue San Leandro, CA 94577-3635 10 am - 4 pm Languages Spanish, French, Thai, Laos and Sign Language. Target Pop Persons with Developmental Disabilities including but not limited to: Intellectual Disability, Down Syndrome, Autism, Learning Disabilities, etc. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours San Leandro 1, 1R or 85BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 1892023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (866) 964-7420 (510) 486-3190 Fax (510) 732-7940 Social Security AdministrationProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 4:30 pm Eligibility People 65 years and up or people with disabilities. Payment No fee for services Description There are three Social Security programs which pay benefits to persons who have disabilities: Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI): Benefits are paid to a disabled worker or his/her family when the worker becomes so disabled that s/he is unable to work. The disabled worker must have worked in employment covered by Social Security. Supplemental Security Income (SSI): Makes monthly payments to aged, disabled and blind people who have limited income and financial resources. This benefit is not just for adults, children who are blind or disabled are also eligible depending on family income. Locations: 7200 Bancroft Avenue, Suite 263, Oakland, CA 94605 2045 Allston Way, Berkeley, CA 94704 3100 Mowry, Suite 100 Fremont, CA 94538 320 Davis Street, San Leandro, CA 94577 24301 Southland Drive, Suite 500, Hayward, CA 94545 90 Seventh Street, Annex 1st floor, San Francisco, CA 94103 2500 Fontaine Road, San Jose, CA 95121 2805 First Street, Rm 244, San Jose, CA 95113 Social Security for Children: Benefits are paid to the child of a deceased, disabled or retired worker if the child is under 18 or between 18 - 19 and attending high school. Benefits are payable to a disabled child of a disabled, retired or deceased worker at any age if the child's disability began before age 22. The Social Security office is the general information source for Medicare benefits. ca.fo.oakland@ssa.gov Application By telephone or in person. Manager Accessibility Yes 360 22nd Street, Suite 400 Hayward, CA 94612- Languages As needed Target Pop Seniors and people with disabilities. TTY Email Days & Hours Contact 190 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory Staff/Client Ratio 34:1500 Capacity Information Not Provided 12th Street Oakland 12th Street OaklandBusBART Public Transportation 1912023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 698-3990 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 698-3987 Social Vocational ServicesProgram Phone Office M-F 7 am - 4 pm Eligibility 18 yrs or older and referred by Regional Center as appropriate for the program. Payment Vendorization by Regional Center. Description The mission of SVS is to provide the training and support necessary for those who participate in its services to achieve their social, recreational and vocational goals. Services: Behavior Management, Supported Employment and Transportation. Other addresses: 37400 Cedar Boulevard, Suite A Newark, CA 94560 (510) 797-1916 (510) 797-2791 new@svsinc.org 2483 Industrial Parkway Hayward, CA 94545 (510) 785-2284 (510) 785-1615 hay@svsinc.org SVS elee@svsinc.org www.socialvocationalservices.org Application Referral through Regional Center case manager. Eleanor Lee Staff/Client Ratio 1:3 Accessibility Facilities are accessible for both ambulatory and non-ambulatory individuals. Vehicles equipped with wheelchair lifts. Capacity Information Not Provided 1830 Embarcadero Oakland, CA 94606- 2483 Industrial Parkway Hayward, CA 94545 5.5 Hrs, M-F Languages Tagolag, Spanish, English and Limited ASL instruction. Target Pop Adults with developmental disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours South Hayward/MacArthur HaywardBusBART Public Transportation Program Alternate Address Contact 192 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (707) 644-4491 Information Not Provided Fax (707) 644-6695 Sonia CorinaProgram Phone Office M-F, 8 am-5 pm Eligibility Persons with illness, disability or impairment that requires care in the home. Regional Center referrals welcome. Service cannot be provided to individuals who are medically fragile (requiring nursing care), who are containment risk or combative. Provide respite to persons requiring assistance with g-tube feeding. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center, private pay and third party payment. Description Bay Respite Care (formally Bay Area Family Services) provides in-home respite care for people with an illness or disabilitiy that require care in the home, including people with developmental disabilities. Formally Bay Respite Care info@soniacorina.org Application Call (707) 644-4491. Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 Accessibility Office is accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided 201 Georgia Street Vallejo, CA 94590 Service is 24 hours, scheduled in advance. Languages Spanish and Tagalog. Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Email Days & Hours N/ABART Public Transportation Program 1932023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 881-6778 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 888-0210 Sorensdale Recreation CenterProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 4:30 pm Eligibility Criteria for program participants include Vendorization through the Regional Center of the East Bay (RCEB), being 22 years old or older or being between the ages of 18 and 22 and possessing a high school diploma; having the ability to independently feed oneself; having the ability to independently toilet oneself and having no recent history of physical aggression. An interview and application process must be completed before entry into the program. Please call for more information if interested in attending program. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center and private pay. Description The Sorensdale Recreation Center is a facility and program of the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District. The primary purpose of the program is to provide opportunities for people with an intellectual disability (i.e., developmental disabilities) to achieve greater independence. Programming focuses on abilities rather than disabilities and on a positive sense of self-worth. Individuals are encouranged to make choices and to take more control over their lives. A variety of educational, recreational, life skills, and community skills are offered. Program activities include functional math and literacy, computer skills, vocational training, communication skills, personal health and wellness, gardening, arts and crafts, woodshop, performing arts and music. Life skills lerned in the classroom are practiced in the community. Hayward Area Recreation and Park District lucs@haywardrec.org www.haywardrec.org Application Need referral packet from Regional Center/Intake visitation required. Shelly Luchini Staff/Client Ratio 10:1 Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 275 Goodwin Street Hayward, CA 94544 1099 E Street Hayward, CA 94541 M-F 9:30 am - 3:30 pm Languages Limited Spanish and ASL. Target Pop Adults with intellectual disability (i.e. developmental disability). TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours South Hayward South HaywardBusBART Public Transportation Program Alternate Address Contact 194 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 895-2838 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 895-5416 South East Asian Friendship VillageProgram Phone Office 7:30 am - 3:30 pm Eligibility RCEB clients 22 years old+. Payment Regional Center of the East Bay Description SEAFV's purpose is to provide an enriching environment for the Mein and Cambodian Developmentally Disabled community, for persons who wish to actively learn, develop and/or master diverse adult skills necessary for their daily life in their own language. The program will include creative, meaningful activities in wellness, functional life skills, limited vocational activity, social integration and community inclusion, and will emphasize the person's potential, the ability to make adult choices and the enjoyment of daily life. veronica@eastbayservicesdd.org Application Referral by Regional Center required Veronica Lopez Staff/Client Ratio 1:4 Accessibility Limited wheelchair accessibility. Capacity 0 797 Montague Avenue San Leandro, CA 94577- 8:30 am - 2:30 pm Languages Mein and Cambodial. Target Pop Mein and Cambodian. TTY Email Days & Hours San LeandroBART Public Transportation Program Contact 1952023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (925) 944-8801, x 245 Information Not Provided Fax (925)994-8803 Special Olympics Northern CaliforniaProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Any individual diagnosed with an intellectual disability. Minimum age is 5 years old to participate, 8 years to compete. No maximum age limit. Payment None Description Year-round athletic opportunities for individuals with intellectual disabilities. info@sonc.org www.sonc.org Application Application can be found online at www.sonc.org or contact Dylan Kiyomura. Dylan Kiyomura Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity Information Not Provided 3480 Buskirk Avenue, #340 Pleasant Hill, CA 94523- Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Individuals with developmental disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Contact 196 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 635-7252 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 834-5498 Special Religious Education DepartmentProgram Phone Office Call for more info Eligibility Any interested adult who has an open heart and a desire to deepen their faith life, is welcome. Payment N/A Description SPRED's ministry is to enable each person with developmental disabilities to increase their self- esteem, dignity and to enable them to share their God-given gifts with their parish family. Designed to work with Catholic parishes in reaching out and welcoming persons with developmental disabilities into parish life. Provides leadership training for adult volunteers, curriculum and specialized retreats and liturgies. SPRED's goal is to develop small communities of faith to prepare and support the person with developmental disabilities in the process of integration into the life of the worshiping community and to train and supervise volunteers who facilitate and promote church integration for persons with developmental disabilities. SPRED Diocese of Oakland spred@spredoakdiocese.org spred.oakdiocese.org Application Call for an appointment. Michelle Martinez-Kitty Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Depends on location. Capacity Information Not Provided 3705 Dorisa Street Oakland, CA 94605- 2121 Harrison Street, Suite 100 Oakland, CA 94612 Programs on evenings/ weekends Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Adults & Children with Developmental Disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Locations throughout East Bay Locations throughout East BayBusBART Public Transportation Program Alternate Address Contact 1972023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 268-9000 ext 103 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 268-9159 Special Skater ProgramProgram Phone Office Every Friday 4 pm - 5 pm Eligibility For individuals with physical/developmental disabilities. Payment $30.00 / 5 week session. Description A learn-to-skate program developed especially for athletes with special physical/developmental challenges. Emphasizing fun and safety. Special Skater program helps to improve balance and coordination which promotes an "I can do it" attitude that carries over into other aspects of participant's life. With the assistance of volunteer "buddies," skaters develop skills, make new friends and experience a new found freedom and sense of accomplishment. Volunteers are an integral part in the success of this program. Oakland U.S. Ice Center dhicks@sharksice.com www.oaklandice.com Application Drop-in David Kicks Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 519 18th Street Oakland, CA 94612 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm Fridays Languages No Target Pop Individuals with physical/developmental disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Oakland 19th St.Oakland 19th St.BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 198 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (925) 254 5965 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided St. Mark's Harmony Center CCPProgram Phone Office T-Th 9am-12pm Eligibility Ages 12-21; Must be enrolled in 6-12th grade; Must be able to toliet sel.f Can accept non- ambulatory students; Students cannot engage in excessive SIB or any aggresive behaviors. Payment $48/day; vendor for day care with RCEB; CCP. Description The Harmony Center is a non-profit after school program for middle & high school students with developmental disabilities. The goal of the Harmony Center is to serve as an enriching environment for students where they can develop new friendships and work on important life skills and self care habits. We do all of this with a specific focus in art and music enrichment, as well as, mindfulness, gardening and cooking. The Harmony Center Harmonycenterumc@gmail.com www.Stmarksorinda.org/harmony-center Application Schedule a tour w/ Director and print application via our website and return in person or via mail. Jessalynn Sheldon 925-642-6599 -Avail M-F 9am-4pm Staff/Client Ratio 1/4 Accessibility Yes; We only have clearance for 2 non-ambulatory students in the facility at a time. Capacity 0 451 Moraga Way Orinda, CA M-F 3:30pm-6:30pm Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Our target population would be for youth and young adults (12-21) with developmental disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours 2.1 miles 200ftBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 1992023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (415) 502-3500 Information Not Provided Fax (415) 502 3556 STAR Center for ASD & NDDs UCSFProgram Phone Office Information Not Provided Eligibility Ambulatory Payment Varies Description Welcome to the STAR Center for ASD and NDDs at UCSF. STAR represents our commitment to excellent programs in Service, Training, Advocacy, and Research within the context of the one of the world's leading major academic centers. Our goal at STAR is to lead the way to better understanding, treatment, and promotion of well-being for people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other neurodevelopmental disorders (NDDs). Our services for individuals across the lifespan are conducted by teams of trained professionals who, in collaboration with researchers across UCSF and around the world, apply the latest evidenced-based assessments and treatments. We are also dedicated to sharing our knowledge. star@ucsf.edu www.star.ucsf.edu Application Phone and email. Whitney Ence Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 401 Parnassus Avenue, Box 0984 San Franciso, CA 94143- Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Individuals with Autism. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Civic Center SF Muni 43, 6 and N trainBusBART Public Transportation Contact 200 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (916) 263-7919 toll free 1-(833) 818- 9886 Information Not Provided Fax (916) 263-7969 or (916) 263-7963 State Council on Developmental DisabilitiesProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility California residents who meet the federal definition of developmental disability. Payment No fee for service. Description The State Council on Developmental Disabilities is established under both federal & state law, and has the responsibility to evaluate, plan and coordinate resources and service systems so as to protect and enhance the legal, civil and services rights of persons with developmental disabilities. The State Council funds innovative and creative community-based services, special demonstration projects, and or training that will meet unmet needs or help to change the system in the direction of increased independence, productivity, integration and inclusion of persons with developmental disabilities. While the Council carries out its responsibilities independent of any single state service agency, it works closest with those agencies which have primary responsibility for providing direct developmental services, including the Departments of Developmental Services, Rehabilitation and Education. council@scdd.ca.gov www.scdd.ca.gov Application NA Aaron Carruthers Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 3831 North Freeway Blvd. Ste. 125 Sacramento, CA 95834- Languages Spanish and ASL. Target Pop Individuals with developmental disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours NABART Public Transportation Contact 2012023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 286-0439 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 286-4397 State Council on Developmental Disabilities, Bay Area OfficeProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility All persons interested in services for individuals with developmental disabilities; serves five Bay Area Counties: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco and San Mateo. Bay Area People First is a self-advocacy group which encourages persons with developmental disabilities to learn to speak for themselves on issues that affect their lives. Payment No charge Description The State Council on Developmental Disabilities (SCDD) is established by federal law (Developmental Disabilities and Bill of Rights Act) and state law (Lanterman Act at Welfare and Institutions Code, section 4520 et. seq.).SCDD is to ensure that individuals with developmental disabilities and their families participate in the planning, design and receipt of the services and supports they need which promote increased independence, productivity, inclusion and self- determination. Federal law requires SCDD to identify methods to improve and increase services for individuals and their families and to submit these to the federal government in the form of a State Plan. Through monitoring, advocacy, capacity building and systemic change, SCDD works to achieve a consumer and family-based system of individualized services, supports, and other assistance. SCDD Bay Area Office also leads the National Core Indicators efforts across nine counties, the Movers Longitudinal Study surveys, and supports People First chapters within the Bay Area. bayarea@scdd.ca.gov www.scdd.ca.gov/bayarea/ Application https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSepqt80u578ELHgcPJNzsjO71PPvxZ1txZn77P5Cm6 iVbvBzg/viewform?c=0&w=1 Sheraden Nicholau Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility Wheelchair accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided 1515 Clay Street, Suite 300 Oakland, CA 94612 N/A Languages English, Tagalog, and access to translation services for many languages ,over the phone or in- person. Target Pop Individuals with developmental disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours 12th Street City Center BART 19th Street BARTBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 202 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 278-8236 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 278-7345 Steps for IndependenceProgram Phone Office 9 am - 6 pm Eligibility Consumers who receive services from the Regional Center system. Consumers must be 18 years old and under 65 years. Payment Vendorized by Regional Center. No charge to consumers. Description Training for consumers in the areas of meal preparation, money management, housekeeping, shopping, appliances, safety, interpersonal relationships, communications, transportation, personal care, recreation, etc. stepsforindependence@msn.com Application Referral from Regional Center. Independent Living Skills Training has to be stated in the consumer's IPP document. Carlos M. Ramirez Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 Accessibility Yes Capacity 100 20910 Redwood Road # h Castro Valley, CA 94546- 8 am - 10 pm Languages Spanish Target Pop Persons with developmental disabilities who want to live in their own homes/apartments. Program serves consumers in Alameda and Contra Costa counties. TTY Email Days & Hours Castro Valley Castro ValleyBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 2032023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 510-886-1000 Information Not Provided Fax 510-537-8537 Strides Paid Internship ProgramProgram Phone Office M-F, 8:00am - 2:30pm Eligibility Individuals must: be at least 22 years of age and have exited from high school or Transition Program or be 18 and graduated with a high school diploma; meet eligibility requirements for Department of Rehabilitation services and be willing to apply to become a DOR client if not already; be a Regional Center consumer; be ready to comply with host business and CVUSD school district health requirements (e.g., wearing a mask over nose and mouth) based on current public health condition; have the ability to work and provide required documentation (i.e., Social Security Card, California ID and/or Driver's License); have independent personal hygiene and grooming skills; maintain appropriate, safe behavior and social skills in the workplace; must demonstrate an ability to learn the skills and knowledge required in the internship; participate in four work hours and approximately one hour of classroom activities per day, five days per week; adhere to the host business' standards of dress and conduct; be able to effectively communicate using verbal, nonverbal, and/or technologically-assisted methods of expression; be able to travel independently to and from the CVACE; be able to pass host business eligibility requirements as necessary (may include drug screening, criminal background check, current immunizations, proof of negative TB test, and completion of host business required training; have the desire and plan to work in an integrated setting in the community. Payment Regional Center, Department of Rehabilitation. Description The Strides Paid Internship Program for Adults with Disabilities matches interns with job opportunities in a nine-month internship program that runs from August through May each year. We developed this program to address the identified need for additional training opportunities for special-needs adults to support their transition to the workforce. The program partners with the Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) and the Regional Center of the East Bay (RCEB) to receive necessary referrals and funding to support the program. Castro Valley Adult and Career Education stridespip@cv.k12.ca.us https://www.cvadult.org/ Application Submit an application (found on the school website), typically by mid-March, to be considered for a fall placement. Staff will review the applications and invite selected candidates for an in-person skills assessment and interview in May. If accepted, participants must develop an IPP goal for participation in Castro Valley Adult and Career Education’s Community Integration program and enrollment in the Workforce Skills class with the applicant’s RCEB case manager. If accepted, the applicant must meet the Castro Valley Adult and Career Education requirements to begin the program, including becoming a Department of Rehabilitation client. Staff will support participants and pass a criminal background check. If accepted, the intern and parent/guardian (if conserved) must sign a CVACE Adult Paid Internship Contract. Keith Nauman Staff/Client Ratio Accessibility Yes Capacity 4430 Alma Avenue Castro Valley, CA 94546- Languages None. Target Pop Adults with intellectual disabilities who have a strong desire to work. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Contact 204 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 4:1 8 Castro Valley 48BusBART Public Transportation 2052023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 681-5440 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Terra FirmaProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 3 pm Eligibility Young adults with developmental disabiliites. Payment Vendor of Regional Center. Description Terra Firma is a community and work inclusion agency for young adults with developmental disabilities who are exiting high school. Terra Firma is not site based and all instruction and support occurs within natural contexts in the community where clients participate with non- disabled peers at all times. We offer our clients support in everyday activities such as using public transportation, going to the bank, budgeting money, ordering and eating in restaurants, going to the library and post office. In addition, we offer assistance, as needed, to clients in recreation and leisure activities. We teach and reinforce domestic skills and provide mobility training as needed until our clients can travel independently. jacqueline.philpott@gmail.com Application Phone call to the Director Jacqueline Philpott Staff/Client Ratio Individualized Accessibility Elevator Capacity 0 5300 Manila Avenue, Suite 100 Oakland, CA 94618- Languages Individualized according to ID team. Target Pop Young adults with developmental disabilities who are exiting high school. TTY Email Days & Hours Rockridge BARTBART Public Transportation Contact 206 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 394-9886 (510) 394-1863 Fax (510) 352-8714 The Arc of the East BayProgram Phone Office M-F, 8am - 4:30pm Eligibility Consumer of Regional Center of the East Bay. Stives to meet employers standards or makes necessary changes. Able to interact positively and independent for all personal care. Meets physical requirement (strength, stamina, coordination) of job requirements. Payment Vendorized by RCEB and Department of Rehabilitation. Description The Arc of the East Bay provides extensive job-related support, either in a one-on-one or in a group setting in community employment services. There is ongoig follow-up support as needed to ensure contined success. The Arc identifies and develops employment opportunities for individuals and group placement. Community Employment Services Program ceciliaconnolly@arcalameda.org arceastbay.org Application Information Not Provided Cecilia Chau-Connolly Staff/Client Ratio 1:1; 1:3 for group Accessibility Information Not Provided Capacity 0 1101 Walpert Street Hayward, CA 94541- Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Individuals who have the appropriate behaviors, skills, and motivation to work cooperatively within a group setting within the community. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Contact 2072023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 357-3269 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 352-8714 The Arc of the East Bay - Corporate OfficesProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 4:30 pm Eligibility Must be a RCEB client with a primary/secondary diagnosis of intellectual and/or developmental disability. The Arc has specific eligibility program requirements, which can be discussed with the director at the time of referral/application. Payment Information Not Provided Description The Arc of Alameda County is a non-profit organization committed to helping people with intellectual and developmental disabilities lead rich, challenging lives by empowering them to fully utilize their abilities and community resources. Meaningful opportunities to grow and learn are provided through a variety of programs located within Alameda County. Participation is based on the individual's informed choice. We serve over 500 individuals daily and their families and our presence is felt in every city and town within Alameda County. ronluter@arcalameda.org www.arcalameda.org Application Generally, RCEB Case Managers and/or family members call for tour and intake interviews. We accept referrals by phone, email or in person. Appointments are set up and when all paperwork is completed and returned, an internal screening meeting is set up. Once agreed upon admission, a letter goes out, along with additional forms, a request for Purchase of Service to RCEB Case Manager is set, and family sets up transportation arrangements with RCEB. Ron Luter, CEO/President Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Fully accessible campus. Capacity Information Not Provided 1111 Walpert Street Hayward, CA 94541- N/A Languages English, Spanish, Tagalog, Basic ASL, Vietnamese and Chinese. Target Pop Adults, ages 18+ with diagnosis of Intellectual/Developmental Disability. For the licensed and integrated First Step Children’s Center, we accept toddlers & preschoolers (ages 2-5). TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Hayward 60BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 208 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 582-8151 (510) 314-8161 Fax (510) 582-0506 The Arc of the East Bay Alternative Ventures ProgramProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 4:30 pm Eligibility Must be a RCEB client, aged 18_ resident of Alameda County with a primary/secondary diagnosis of Intellectual/Developmental Disability. Ambulatory and Non-Ambulatory-must be able to independent care for all ADL's. Not a behavioral program. Must complete monthly volunteer services, do physical exercise, participate in program and out within community. Not a behavioral program. The Arc of Alameda County has specific eligibility program requirements which can be discussed with the Campus Director or designee at time of referral/inquiry or application process. Payment Vendorized by RCEB. Description Participants in this licensed adult day program have many participant centered and directed options to choose from. Activities include social-recreational skills, volunteerism, vocational skills, health and safety, arts and crafts, community involvement, daily physical fitness, gardening, cultural diversity, etc. It's recommended participants bring in $10/monthly for personal expenditures. This program also has a hearing challenged-deaf component, with ASL Instructors. Reneetuttle@arcalameda.org www.arcalameda.org Application Generally, RCEB Case Managers and/or family members call us for tour and intake interviews. We accept referrals by phone, email or in person. Appointments are set up and when all paperwork is completed and return, an internal screening meeting is set up. Once agreed upon admission, a letter goes out, along with additional forms, a request for Purchase of Services to RCEB Case Manager is set, and family sets up transportation arrangements with RCEB. We also accept referrals/inquiries in person or via mail. Application form is sent out & we require collateral packet from client’s RCEB Case Manager. Tours and screenings follow. Renee Tuttle Staff/Client Ratio 1:6 Accessibility Fully accessible campus. Capacity 135 1101 Walpert Street Hayward, CA 94541- M-F 9 am - 3 pm Languages English, ASL and Spanish. Target Pop Adults ages 18+ with a diagnosis of an Intellectual/Developmental Disability who is motivated to and work on independence goals. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Hayward Downtown 60BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 2092023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 357-3569x2115/ Director- (510) 394-9886 (510) 394-1863 Fax (510) 357-3926 The Arc of the East Bay LEAP ProgramProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 4:30 pm Eligibility Must be a RCEB client with a primary/secondary diagnosis of intellectual and/or developmental disability. Inquire regarding specific eligibility program requirements. AMBULATORY ONLY AT THIS SITE. Not a behavior program. Payment Information Not Provided Description Participants in this Community based program have many participant centered and directed options to choose from. Activities include social-recreational skills, volunteerism, vocational skills, health & safety, arts and crafts, community involvement, daily physical fitness, gardening, cultural diversity, and programming. It's recommended participants bring in $10 monthly for personal expenditures. ceciliaconnolly@arceastbay.org www.arcalameda.org Application Generally, RCEB Case Managers and/or family members, and occasionally clients contact us by phone to start the process. We also accept referrals/inquiries in person or via mail. Application form is sent out. We require collateral packet from Client's RCEB Case Managers. Tours and formal screenings follow. Cecilia Chau-Connolly Staff/Client Ratio 1:4 Accessibility Fully accessible campus. Capacity 75 1101 Walpert Street Hayward, CA 94541- M-F 9 am - 3 pm Languages English, Tagolag, Cantonese, Vietnamese, Basic ASL and Spanish Target Pop Adults (18 years of age and older) with a primary/secondary diagnosis of intellectual or developmental disability. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours San Leandro, Hayward, DublinBART Public Transportation Program Contact 210 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 582-8151 (510) 394-1863 Fax (510) 582-0506 The Arc of the East Bay SCOPE ProgramProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 4:30 pm Eligibility Must be a RCEB client aged 18+, resident of Alameda County with a primary/secondary diagnosis of Intellectual and/or Developmental Disability. Must be able to be independent for all ADL's. Not a behavioral program. Must complete monthly volunteer services, do physical exercise, participate in programs and out within the community. Not a behavioral program. The Arc of Alameda County has specific eligibility program requirements which can be discussed with the Campus Director or designee at time of referral inquiry or application process. Payment Vendorized by RCEB. Description Participants learn prevocational skills as well as completing steps of various packaging and sorting jobs with the piece rate settings established by the California Department of Labor. During downtime (when clients aren't working on contracts), there are training opportunities and a semi- formal curriculum is in development to expand on client's skills and independence areas in: vocational, volunteer, work practices, health and safety, hygiene and grooming, recreational leisure, basic computer skills, etc. phyllisroberson@arceastbay.org www.arcalameda.org Application Generally, RCEB Case Managers and/or family members, and occasionally clients contact us by phone, email or in person. Appointments are set up and when all paperwork is completed and returned, an internal screening meeting is set up. Once agreed upon admission, a letter goes out, along with additional forms, a request for Purchase of Services to RCEB Case Manager is sent, and family sets up transportation arrangements with RCEB. Phyllis Pippins-Roberson, Program Director Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Fully accessible campus. Capacity Information Not Provided 1101 Walpert Street Hayward, CA 94541- M-F 8.30 am - 3 pm Languages English, Tagolag, Cantonese, Vietnamese, Basic ASL and Spanish. Target Pop Adults ages 18+ with diagnosis of Intellectual and/or Developmental Disability who are motivated to learn pre-vocational goals and work in an assembly type work activity program. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Hayward 60BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 2112023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 841-4776 (510) 848-3101 Fax (510) 841-6168 The Center for Independent LivingProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility For other CIL services contact specific departments for eligibility criteria. Payment None Description The Community Connections program at the Center for Independent Livng (CIL) provides free one-on-one training to Alameda County residents with disabilities on how to safely access public transit systems, such as Bart and AC transit. CIL also supports students through Elevate, a high school vocational preparation program for education departments at local high schools and transitional programs to provide specialized classes, workshops and hands-on work experience to help students develop the skills needed to enter the workforce. Other CIL services include personal attendance referral, advocacy, peer counseling, youth services, assistive technology, benefits counseling, housing referral and employment services to individuals with all disabilities. For more info on these services contact the front receptionist at (510) 841-4776 Living well with a Disability is a free 10 week health promotion and wellness workshop that uses goal setting, problem solving and peer counseling to help seniors with disabilities make the connection between healthy living habits, prevention of secondary conditions and living a meaningful, rich live. 2490 Mariner Square Loop, Suite 210 Alameda, CA. 94703 coco@thecil.org mmahiya@thecil.org the CIL's Community Connections program, also known as CoCo, offers transit instruction by and for people with disabilities via 1-on-1 and group travel coaching. This includes transit app & trip tutorials. The center for Independent Living Community Connections info@thecil.org thecil.org Application Contact Specific departments directly. Helena Chang Staff/Client Ratio 1:10 Accessibility Yes Capacity 250 2490 Mariner Square Loop Suite 210 Alameda, CA 94501- 1470 Fruitvale Avenue Oakland, CA 94601 M-F 9 am - 5 pm Languages ASL and Spanish (both by appointment). Target Pop Persons with physical, mental, visual and hearing disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Alternate Address Contact 212 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory Ashby , Fruitvale F, 20, 21, 39, 339BusBART Public Transportation 2132023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 885-4446 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 885-4775 The College Link Program at California State University, East BayProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility Must meet University acceptance criteria, have an ASD diagnosis. Payment No charge to enrolled students. Description Anciliary student support services program designed to provide servies beyond accomodations in the areas of academics, social skills, career preparation skills & independent living skills. elizabeth.chueka@csueastbay.edu www.csueastbay.edu/clp Application Referral from CSUEB accessibility services required. Paulina Berumen Staff/Client Ratio 1/23 Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 25800 Carlos Bee Boulevard, Library Complex 2400 Hayward, CA 94542-3057 Same as above Languages Can be arranged. Target Pop College students with Autism Spectrum Disorders. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Hayward HaywardBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 214 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 510-826-5564 Information Not Provided Fax (925) 826-5584 The Dale Law FirmProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Children or adults with a disability. Payment Private pay. Description A full service estate planning law practice with a specialized focus on developing estate plans that involve persons with disabilities. amy@dalelawfirm.com www.achievingindependence.com Application "Contact Page at www.dalelawfirm.com;https://www.dalelawfirm.com/contact-the-dale-law-firm/" Amy Tessler Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 127 Aspen Drive, Suite 100 Pacheco, CA 94553- Languages Spanish Target Pop Individuals and families with disabilities TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Contact 2152023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 794-2500 (510) 794-2595 Fax (510) 794-2513 The Diagnostic Center, NorthProgram Phone Office M-F 7:30 am - 4:30 pm Eligibility Transition services and resources to students (ages 14-22) with disabilities, their families and service care providers. Services are designed to facilitate LEA's, students and families in implementing a student outcome driven transition process. Services include training, consultation, technical assistance on specific transition issues to LEA's, Workability I, and Juvenile Court and Community School Programs. Payment N/A Description Provides high quality, individualized services for special education students, their families and school districts. rlzane@dcn-cde.ca.gov www.dcn-cde.ca.gov Application By referral (See above). Robin Zane Staff/Client Ratio NA Accessibility Wheelchair accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided 39100 Gallaudett Drive Fremont, CA 94538 Languages Call for more information. Target Pop Children residing in Northern California, ages 2-22 meeting eligibility requirements. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Fremont BART Fremont BARTBusBART Public Transportation Contact 216 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 745-9151 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 745-9152 The Hume CenterProgram Phone Office M-F 8:30 am - 6 pm Eligibility Persons with developmental disabilities and physical disabilities who are Medi-Cal, Medicare, sliding scale or RCEB eligible. Payment RCEB P.O.S., Medi-Cal, Medicare and private pay. Description Individual and group psychotherapy for people with developmental disabilities; social skills training groups; behavior assessment and intervention for adults and children in home, day program and group home settings. Outpatient Clinic and Behavioral Consulting Services fremont@humecenter.org www.humecenter.org Application By phone. Monica Sunzeri Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Wheelchair accessible, no restrictions. Capacity Information Not Provided 39465 Paseo Padre Pkwy, Ste., 2100 Fremont, CA 94538- M-F 9 am - 6 pm or according to schedule of therapist/consultant Languages Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin and Taiwanese. For other languages please call to inquire. Target Pop Adults, adolescents and children. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Fremont (10-15 min. walk)AC 239, 212, and 99BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 2172023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 577-3552 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 577-3579 The Public Authority for In Home Support ServicesProgram Phone Office 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Consumers - Anyone in Alameda County who qualifies for and receives IHSS is welcome to use the Centralized Registry and After-Hours Services. Workers - anyone seeking work as an IHSS home care worker can apply. Training is available to current IHSS providers and those active on the Public Authority Registry. Payment Information Not Provided Description Established to improve the delivery of IHSS. Current services include a county-wide IHSS worker registry which includes an After-Hours urgent Worker Replacement Service and Consumer and Worker Training. www.ac-pa4ihss.org Application Call to access services. Program Director Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 6955 Foothill Boulevard, 3rd floor Oakland, CA 94605- Languages Spanish, Chinese and interpreters available in other languages. Target Pop Individuals with disabilities and seniors. TTY Web Site Days & Hours Coliseum BART Coliseum BARTBusBART Public Transportation Contact 218 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (925) 686-5758 Information Not Provided Fax (925) 609-8952 The Respite InnProgram Phone Office Information Not Provided Eligibility 18 years or older. Payment Private pay and vendorization by Regional Center. Description The Respite Inn is located in a country-like setting. It provides a vacation-like atmosphere for individuals who need time away from their families. It offers out-of-home respite to parents who know that their son or daughter is receiving care and developing new skills while they attend to family matters or simply get away from the constant care of a person with special needs. The Respite Inn provides overnight accommodations and daytime care. therespiteinn@att.net Application By telephone to make reservations. For services paid by Regional Center, a valid purchase of service authorization is required. Maureen Wright Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 906 Lee Lane Concord, CA 94518 The Inn is open whenever there are four or more reservations. Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Families in need of respite for their son or daughter with developmental disabilities. TTY Email Days & Hours Concord ConcordBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 2192023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (415) 665-4100 (415) 665-1568 Fax (415) 665-4100 Theatre UnlimitedProgram Phone Office M, T, Th: 3 pm - 4 pm; F: 12 pm - 1 pm Eligibility Theatre Unlimited is open to newly disabled as well as non-disabled members. Participants may apply through Social Services at RCH or enroll for free through Disabled student programs at City College in San Francisco (if students apply through City College they must provide their own transportation and meals). Payment No charge to participant. Funding varies. Description An integrated theatre and dance company. This ensemble company provides theatre training and performance opportunities for actors and dancers with and without disabilities performing widely in theatres, cafes and schools throughout the Bay Area. Janet Pomeroy Center dlovis@ccsf.edu Application Contact Social Services at phone number above. David Morgan Lovis Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 207 Skyline Boulevard San Francisco, CA 94132 Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Persons with cerebral palsy, intellectual disability, head injury or learning disability. TTY Email Days & Hours Glen Park; also1/2 block from MUNI station Glen Park; also1/2 block from MUNI station BusBART Public Transportation Contact 220 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 925-682-2273 Information Not Provided Fax 925-682-8860 Thrive Support ServicesProgram Phone Office M-F 9am-4pm Eligibility Alameda County, Contra Costa County, referral from Regional Center, 18+ adults with developmental disabilities. Payment Vendorization by Regional Center. Description Independent Living Skills / Supported Living Skills and parenting skills. info@thrivesupportservices.com thrivesupportservices.com Application Any contact; email, phone, in person. Ashlee Kaigler Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 & 1:2 Accessibility Office is wheel chair accessible, most services take place in consumers home or the community Capacity Information Not Provided 900 Court Street Martinez, CA 94553- 7am-7pm (up to 24 hours) Languages Spanish Target Pop Adults with Developmental Disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours We go to consumer's homeBART Public Transportation Program Contact 2212023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 848-1112 (510) 848-1005 Fax (510) 848-4445 Through the Looking GlassProgram Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Familes with a parent, child or parenting grandparents with a disability. Payment Vendorized by RCEB. Description Provides a variety of home-based services during pregnancy and parenting for people with intellectual disabilities and their babies/children. Support group for mothers with intellectual and in-home services for parents with other disabilities including adaptive baby-care equipment and parenting evaluations for parents with any disability. In-home infant mental health, developmental services, family support for parents and their babies/young children with medical or disability issues, parent support groups. Mentoring groups for young adults with disabilities. Staffing primarily by professionals with personal or family disability experience. Includes The National Center on Parents with Disabilities and their Families, which provides information, training and consultation regarding issues such as custody. Through The Looking Glass also has an Early Head Start program, including a child center and home-based services National Resource Center for Parenting with a Disability tlg@lookingglass.org www.lookingglass.org Application Referral by RCEB case manager, self-referral or providers. Megan Kirshbaum Staff/Client Ratio 1:1 family Accessibility Yes, home visit program primarily. Capacity 400 3075 Adeline Street Suite 120 Berkeley, CA 94703- Languages Spanish, American Sign Language, Japanese, Cantonese, Mandarin,Tagalog, Turkish, Vietnamese, Korean and Punjabi. Target Pop Families with a child, parent, expectant parents or parenting grandparent has a disability. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Ashby Ashby/AdelineBusBART Public Transportation Contact 222 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (415) 733-0990; (510) 649-1322 Video: (415) 255-5857 Fax (415) 733-0991 ToolworksProgram Phone Office M-F, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Eligibility Toolworks' programs are open to all adults 18 years or older who are recipients of regional center services and/or Department of Rehabilitation and who reside in Contra Costa, Alameda, San Francisco and San Mateo counties Payment Funding through Regional Center and DOR Description Toolworks offers Independent and Supported Living Services, Community-based Day Programming, Adaptive Skills Training, Employment Development, Placement, Job Coaching and Paid Internship opportunities. Additionally we offer specialized services in all programs to persons who are Deaf and Deaf-Blind sburgett@toolworks.org www.toolworks.org Application "For Supported and Independent Living Services: Sarah McKinney 415-733-0990 ext 504 or smckinney@toolworks.orgFor Community Integration and Employment: Sarah Hillen 415-733- 0990 ext 607 or Shillen@toolworks.org" Sarah Burgett Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Fully accessible. Capacity Information Not Provided 25 Kearny, Suite 400 San Francisco, CA 94108- 3075 Adeline Street, Suite 230 Berkeley, CA 94703 Varies by program Languages ASL, Cantonese and Spanish. Target Pop Programs are open to all adults, deaf and hearing, within the regional center system TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Ashby for Berkeley;Montgomery for SF MontgomeryBusBART Public Transportation Program Alternate Address Contact 2232023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 657-2350, ext 12461 Information Not Provided Fax (510)659-2549 Transition Opportunity Program, TOPProgram Phone Office M-F 8 am - 4:30 pm Eligibility Transition age youth. Payment No cost Description Provides job development, job placement, and job coaching services to Department of Rehabilitation eligible students/clients with IEPs living in Fremont, Newark or Union City. Special Services/Mission Valley SELPA, FUSD lneira@fusdk12.net www.fremont.k12.ca.us/SpecServ/SpecServ.htm Application Department of Rehabilitation. Lorraine Neira Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 4210 Technology Drive Fremont, CA 94538- M-F 8 am - 5 pm Languages Bilingual services available. Target Pop Students with disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Fremont FremontBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 224 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 925-579-3129; 925-685-7340 ext. 6720 Information Not Provided Fax (925) 687-8217 Transition Options Program (TOPS)Program Phone Office M-F 8 am - 4:30 pm Eligibility Primary diagnosis of Asperger's/High functioning autism, 18 or older, have exited the K-12 system and has basic reading and writing skills. Open to all adults from all Bay Area counties. Payment Vendorized by the Regional Center, funded by the Department of Rehabilitation. Private pay $150/month (3-4 days) $75/month (1-2 days). Description "The Transition Options Program (TOPS) addresses the unique needs of adults with Asperger’s Syndrome, High Functioning Autism and related disorders transitioning to higher education, independent living and/or employment.The program is uniquely designed to address the individual needs of participants as they select their class schedule based on the following four core areas of instruction: Social Skills/Relationship Skills; Career Exploration and Preparation/College Success; Independent Living Skills; Community Access & Resources.TOPS provides a supportive environment for students to develop social skills, increase independence, develop interests, explore resources, participate in the community, and create a social network of support while preparing for work, independent living and/or higher education." Mt. Diablo Adult Education kudenova@mdusd.org mdae.mdusd.org/awd Application All programs at Mt. Diablo Adult Education require a phone interview and a visit to the program for potential students. There is a wait list for the TOPS program. For more information, contact the Lead Instructor, Amy Kudenov via email: kudenova@mdusd.org Amy Kudenov Staff/Client Ratio 1:6 Accessibility Yes fully accessible. Capacity 35 1266 San Carlos Avenue Concord, CA 94518- T- F 1 pm - 4 pm Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop The Transition Options Program (TOPS) serves adults with Asperger's, High Functioning Autism, and other related disorders. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Concord station 3 blocks Concord Bart stationBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 2252023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 795-2434 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Tri-City Community Support CenterProgram Phone Office M-F 8:30 am - 5 pm Eligibility Serves Fremont, Newark, and Union City. Adult Service: Persons 18 years or older, experiencing serious mental disturbance. Persons with alcohol or drug problems are given information and referred to appropriate agencies. Children and Youth Service: Any child through age 17 experiencing serious emotional disturbance; work also done with other members of the family. Children and adults with Intellectual Disabilities may be eligible for services if they have a serious emotional disturbance. Payment Based on the Uniform Method of Determining Ability to pay (UMDAP) determined by the State of California. MediCal, third party payment and private pay. Description A division of the County's Behavioral Services Agency and offers outpatient mental health services for adults with chronic, persistent mental health needs. Services include case management, screening and referrals to hospitalization and socialization programs. To obtain services, use ACCESS Line 1-800-491-9099. Adult Clinic: A multi-disciplinary staff offers clinical case management services and medication therapy where needed. Children and Youth Service: provides a services which may include individual, group and family therapy and medication when necessary with short term therapy model. There is involvement with parents; community education; consultation to schools. Alameda County Health Services Agency www.co.alameda.ca.us/health/behavior/behav.sht ml Application By telephone call to ACCESS (central intake, listed in this directory). South County 800-491- 9099, North County 800-489-1811. Tony Limperopulos Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 39155 Liberty Street, Suite G710 Fremont, CA 94538- Evening hours by appointment only Languages Spanish, Cantonese, and Vietnamese speaking therapists are available for work with both adults and children. Target Pop Persons with psychiatric or emotional disorders who are chronically and persistently ill. TTY Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 226 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (800) 686-1013 Information Not Provided Fax (541) 465-9355 Trips, Inc.Program Phone Office M-F 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility For world wide travel - 18 and older.( high school age and older). Payment Vendorized by Regional Center, private pay, third party payment and habilitation/rehab. Description Award winning Trips, Inc. provides all-inclusive vacation packages world-wide for travelers 18 & older w/ intelectual and developmental disabilities. jimp@tripsinc.com www.tripsinc.com Application By telephone, internet, or mail. No referral required. Jim Peterson Staff/Client Ratio 1:3, 1:4 Accessibility To program facility and rest rooms. Capacity Information Not Provided PO Box 10885 Eugene, OR 97440 Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Individuals with disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Contact 2272023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Tri-Valley REACHProgram Phone Office N/A Eligibility Regional Center client receiving Independent Living Services or Supported Living Services who is ready to live away from family in shared housing. Preference given to those with connections to the Tri-Valley. Payment Varies. Description Nine homes in the Livermore/Pleasanton area which utilize shared living to allow adults with developmental disabilities to live with minimal support. info@trivalleyreach.org www.trivalleyreach.org Application Download application from website. Kay King Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided PO Box 5564 Pleasanton, CA 94566- N/A Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Adults with developmental disabilities. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours East Dublin/Pleasanton StationBART Public Transportation Program Contact 228 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 1-877-299-7646 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided True Link FinancialProgram Phone Office M-F 7 am - 6 pm Eligibility None Payment $10 per month. Description True Link Financial is a San Francisco-based services company. Our goal is to increase the financial well-being and independence of idividuals with disabilities. We do this by providing financial services and products that can be self-managed or administered by family members, trusted friends, or professionals. The True Link Card is a customizable debit card that enables individuals to receive and spend money safely. The card can be set up to work in some places, and not in others, and is designed to help prevent exploitation or abuse. The card is a robust finacial learning tool that encourages greater independence. True Link Financial Advisors provides wealth management services for special needs trusts. We support family members serving as trustee and with an end-to-end solution that includes investing disbursement, compliance and reporting. support@truelinkfinancial.com www.truelinkfinancial.com Application visit www.truelink.com or call 1-877-299-7646 to learn more and sign up. Julia Otis Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility N/A Capacity Information Not Provided P.O. Box 581 San Francisco, CA 94104- M-F 7 am - 6 pm Languages Customer support is available in English and Spanish. Target Pop We specialize in serving individuals with disabilities and their supporters (e.g., family members, trusted friends, professionals, case managers). TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 2292023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (415) 929-6675 Information Not Provided Fax (415) 749-3399 University of the PacificProgram Phone Office 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility Not a direct service. Payment N/A - Not a direct service. Description We offer oral health care to patients with a range of medical, developmental and psycosocial conditions. Our dental faculty with advanced training work with dental students to deliver care. Arthur A. Dugoni School of Denstistry dental.pacific.edu/dental-services Application N/A - Not a direct service. Dr. Paul Subar Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility N/A Capacity Information Not Provided 155 5th Street San Francisco, CA 94103- 9 am - 5 pm Languages Some oral health "prevention" material available in Spanish, Tagalog, Vietnamese and Korean. Target Pop People with developmental disabilities. TTY Web Site Days & Hours Program Contact 230 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (559) 278-1390 Information Not Provided Fax (559) 278-0199 Wayfinders at Fresno StateProgram Phone Office 8 am - 5 pm Eligibility 18-28, diagnosed intellectual disability. Payment Vendorized by the Regional Center. Description Wayfinders is a post-secondary program for individuals with intellectual disabilities. We received a grant from USDE to establish a Transition and Postsecondary Education Program for Students with Intellectual Disabilities. (TPSID). There are 5 components to our program; Independent Living, University Inclusion, Vocation, Social Integration & Transition. Within these components our aim for our students is to learn skills to lead a successful, socially fulfilling independent life. rywilson@csufresno.edu www.fresnostate.edu/kremen/wayfinders Application Program tour, written application, separate interview with student and family/significant other. Ryan Wilson Staff/Client Ratio 3:1 Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 2743 e Shaw Ave Fresno, CA 93710- 7 am - 10 pm Languages N/A Target Pop N/A TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours N/A Fresno Area Express Route 9 & 28BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 2312023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory 510-557-4980 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided We Thrive SLSProgram Phone Office Office Hours 9am-5pm. However, SLS is managed 24/7 Eligibility Age: 18-Seniors, Geographics: Alameda County, Ambulatory/Non-Ambulatory, The client must live independently in the community. Payment Vendorization by Regional Center. Private Pay. Description Supported Living Services provide personal attendant service to the client's home to assist with simple chores to activities in the community including medical appointment management. wethrive2021@gmail.com Application Telephone, Email, In-person, Referral from the Regional Center. Samuel Kim Staff/Client Ratio 1:1,1:2,1:3 Accessibility Wheelchair accessible. We serve clients with or without wheelchair. Capacity 25 3824 Buell St. Suite E Oakland, CA 94619- 3630 Andrews Dr. #117 Pleasanton, CA 94588 Supported Living Service is managed 24/7 Languages English/Korean/Spanish Target Pop Adults with developmental disability(es) age 18-Senior. Must reside in Alameda County and live independently in the community of choice. TTY Email Days & Hours Program Alternate Address Contact 232 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 879-8889 Information Not Provided Fax (510) 879-8899 WorkAbility I/Transition PartnershipProgram Phone Office 8 am - 4:30 pm Eligibility Oakland school students through age 22. Payment No charge. Description Career/vocational services including career awareness and exploration, vocational evaluation, work exploration, job placement and follow-up services. Oakland Unified School District Petrina.alexander@ousd.k12.ca.us Application Through school sites. Petrina Alexander Staff/Client Ratio Varies Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 6200 San Pablo Avenue, Room 22 Oakland, CA 94608-2228 Regular school schedule Languages As needed Target Pop All Oakland Unified School District students who have an Individual Education Plan (IEP). TTY Email Days & Hours Program Contact 2332023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 543-2476 (510) 543-2476 Fax (510) 748-2339 WorkAbility III at College of AlamedaProgram Phone Office 8am-5pm Eligibility Participants in the program must be California State Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) clients and be referred by their DOR counselor to be eligible for services. Payment No. Description WorkAbility III (WAIII) is a joint program of the College of Alameda (COA) and the State Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) designed to provide employment opportunities for people with disabilities. The objective of the program is to form a partnership with individual clients to meet their employment goals. WAIII offers job search workshops, job clubs, individualized job placement assistance, and follow-up support on the job. nagarwal@peralta.edu https://alameda.edu/students/student- accessibility-services-sas/workability-iii/ Application "If you think WorkAbility III (WAIII) is the right fit for you, there are multiple ways you can get connected.Option 1: Drop-In Sessions If you’d like to learn more about our program and how we can help you reach your career goals, come to our WAIII Drop-In Information Sessions! When: Every Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday from 12:00 pm to 1.00 pm Where: Virtually on Zoom (join using your phone or computer) Option 2: Email or Call WAIII Coordinator: Neelam Agarwal Email: nagarwal@peralta.edu Phone: (510) 543-2476 Option 3: Request an appointment with WorkAbility III" Neelam Agarwal Staff/Client Ratio Information Not Provided Accessibility Yes. Capacity 0 555 Ralph Appezzato Memorial Pkwy Alameda, CA 94501- 8am-5pm Languages Information Not Provided Target Pop Information Not Provided TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours BLUE, GREEN, ORANGE, RED-12th street Oakland 19, 51A, 96, OBusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 234 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 225-6304 (510) 225-0478 Fax (510) 225-0477 World Institute on Disability (WID)Program Phone Office 9 am - 5 pm Eligibility CA DB101 provides online tools, information and training events on paid work, benefits and health coverage options. WID does not provide direct counseling services.WID conducts state, national and international public policy activities. Payment No fee. Description California DB101 (www.db101.org) brings together rules for health coverage, benefit, and employment programs that people with disabilities use. These programs may be run by state, federal government, non-profit, or private organizations. We provide benefits planning calculators to use with all kinds of benefits planning strategies. DB101 calculators help with transitions to and from working while living with a disability. The mission of the World Institute on Disability (WID) in communities and nations worldwide is to eliminate barriers to full social integration and increase employment, economic security and health care for persons with disabilities. WID creates innovative programs and tools; conducts research, training, public education and advocacy campaigns; and provides technical assistance. California Disabilities Benefit 101, www.db101.org tom@wid.org www.db101.org Application No application. Tom Foley Staff/Client Ratio N/A Accessibility Yes Capacity Information Not Provided 3075 Adeline Street, Suite 155 Berkeley, CA 94703- www.wid.org 9 am - 5 pm Languages DB101 is in Spanish and English. Target Pop Youth and adults with disabiliites in all age categories. TTY Email Web Site Days & Hours AshbyBART Public Transportation Program Alternate Address Contact 2352023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory (510) 238 7742 Information Not Provided Fax Information Not Provided Young Adult Recreation ProgramProgram Phone Office 10 am - 7 pm Eligibility Ages 18-22; young adults enrolled in OUSD Young Adults Program. Payment $120/month w/ Regional Center funding or $240/month. Description Afterschool program for young adults enrolled in OUSD's Young Adults Program. Activities: Computers, Cooking, Science Projects, Gardening, Community Outings, Life Skills and Art & Music. YARP eburton@oaklandnet.com Application In person and program location. Erin Burton Staff/Client Ratio 1:4 Accessibility Yes Capacity 0 1969 Park Boulevard Oakland, CA 94606- 2 pm - 6 pm (school year) Languages ASL and Spanish. Target Pop Young Adults w/ Developmental Disabilities. TTY Email Days & Hours Lake Merritt AC transit 1, 1R, 18, 26, 14BusBART Public Transportation Program Contact 236 2023 Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Adult Resource Directory APPENDICES ||Appendix Table of Contents|| ▪State Council on Developmental Disabilities ▪California Regional Centers ▪Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) Greater Bay Area District Office Locations ▪Elected Officials⁝ o Board of Supervisors o City Mayors o State Representatives o Federal Representatives ▪Resources ▪Bay Area Family Resource Centers ▪COVID-19 Resources ╟ State Council on Developmental Disabilities ╢ Appendix 1 California State Council on Developmental Disabilities 3831 North Freeway Boulevard #125 Sacramento, CA 95834 Toll-free: (833) 818-9886 Phone: (916) 263-7919 Fax: (916) 263-7969 or (916) 263-7963 council@scdd.ca.gov www.scdd.ca.gov Executive Director: Aaron Carruthers SCDD Bay Area Office (BA)1515 Clay Street, Suite 803Oakland, CA 94612Phone: (510) 286-0439 Fax: (510) 286-4397www.scdd.ca.gov/bayareaEmail: bayarea@scdd.ca.gov Regional Manager: Sheraden NicholauCounties Served: Alameda, Contra Costa,Marin, San Francisco and San Mateo SCDD Los Angeles Office (LA)411 North Central Avenue, Suite 620Glendale, CA 91203-2020Phone: (818) 543-4631Fax: (818) 543-4635www.scdd.ca.gov/losangelesEmail: losangeles@scdd.ca.govRegional Manager: Christofer ArroyoCounties Served: Los Angeles SCDD North Coast Office (NC)505 South State StreetUkiah, CA 95482 Phone: (707) 463-4700Fax: (707) 463-4752www.scdd.ca.gov/northcoast Email: northcoast@scdd.ca.govRegional Manager: Julie Eby-McKenzieCounties Served: Del Norte, Humboldt, Lake and Mendocino SCDD Central Coast Office (SVMB)2580 North First Street, Suite 240San Jose, CA 95131Phone: (408) 324-2106Fax: (408) 324-2108www.scdd.ca.gov/centralcoast/Email: centralcoast@scdd.ca.govRegional Manager: David GradyCounties Served: Monterey, San Benito, Santa Clara and Santa Cruz SCDD North Bay Office (NB)236 Georgia Street, Suite 201Vallejo, CA 94590Phone: (707) 648-4073 Fax: (707) 648-4100www.scdd.ca.gov/northbayEmail: northbay@scdd.ca.gov Regional Manager: Lisa HooksCounties Served: Napa, Solano and Sonoma SCDD North State Office (NS)80 Independence Circle, Suite 210Chico, CA 95973Phone: (530) 895-4027Fax: (530) 899-1562www.scdd.ca.gov/northstateEmail: northstate@scdd.ca.govRegional Manager: Renee BauerCounties Served: Butte, Shasta, Glenn,Siskiyou, Lassen, Tehama, Plumas, Modoc andTrinity SCDD North Valley Hills Office (NVH)2529 W. March Lane, Suite 105 Stockton, CA 95207-8270Phone: (209) 473-6930Fax: (209) 473-6932 www.scdd.ca.gov/northvalleyhillsEmail: northvalley@scdd.ca.govRegional Manager: Dena Hernandez Counties Served: Amador, Calaveras,San Joaquin, Stanislaus and Tuolumne SCDD Sacramento Office (SAC)3831 North Freeway Boulevard Suite 125Sacramento, CA 95834Phone: (916) 263-8134Fax: (916) 263-3084www.scdd.ca.gov/sacramentoEmail: sacramento@scdd.ca.govRegional Manager: Anne De Medeiros Counties Served: Alpine, Colusa, El Dorado,Nevada, Placer, Sacraand Yuba Appendix Table of Contents ╟ State Council on Developmental Disabilities ╢ Appendix 2 SCDD San Diego Imperial Office (SDI) 8880 Rio San Diego Drive, Suite 1015San Diego, CA 92108-1634Phone: (619) 688-3323Fax: (619) 688-3296www.scdd.ca.gov/sandiegoEmail: sandiego@scdd.ca.govRegional Manager: Mary Ellen StivesCounties Served: San Diego and Imperial SCDD Orange County Office (OC)2000 East Fourth Street, Suite 115 Santa Ana, CA 92705Phone: (714) 558-4404Fax: (714) 558-4704 www.scdd.ca.gov/orangecountyEmail: orangecounty@scdd.ca.govRegional Manager: Scarlett vonThenen Counties Served: Orange SCDD San Bernardino Office (SB)685 Carnegie Drive Suite 125San Bernardino, CA 92408-3584Phone: (909) 890-1259Fax: (909) 890-1635www.scdd.ca.gov/sanbernardinoEmail: sanbernardino@scdd.ca.govRegional Manager: Patricia HerreraCounties Served: Inyo, Mono, Riverside andSan Bernardino SCDD Sequoia Office (SEQ) 770 East Shaw Avenue, Suite 123Fresno, CA 93710Phone: (559) 222-2496 Fax: (559) 248-2886www.scdd.ca.gov/sequoiaEmail: sequoia@scdd.ca.gov Regional Manager: Yolanda CruzCounties Served: Madera, Mariposa,Merced, Fresno, Kern, Kings and Tulare Appendix Table of Contents ╟ California Regional Centers ╢ Appendix 3 Association of Regional Center Agencies 980 9th Street, Suite 1450 Sacramento, CA 95814 Phone: (916) 446-7961 Executive Director: Amy Westling www.arcanet.org www.dds.ca.gov/rc/listings/ Alta California Regional Centerwww.altaregional.orgExecutive Director: Lori Banales Phone: 916-978-6400 TTY: 916-489-4241 Fax: 916-489-1033 Address: 2241 Harvard Street #100 Sacramento, CA 95815 Counties Served: Alpine, Colusa, El Dorado, Nevada, Placer, Sacramento, Sierra, Sutter, Yolo, and Yuba counties Central Valley Regional Centerwww.cvrc.orgExecutive Director: Ed Araim Phone: 559-276-4300 TTY: 559-276-4441 Fax: 559-276-4360 Address: 4615 North Marty Fresno, CA 93722-4186 Counties Served: Fresno, Kings, Madera, Mariposa, Merced, and Tulare counties Eastern Los Angeles Regional Centerwww.elarc.orgExecutive Director: Gloria Wong Phone: 626-299-4700 TTY: 916-978-6286 Fax: 626-281-1163 Address: 1000 South Fremont Avenue Alhambra, CA 91802 Counties Served: Eastern Los Angeles County including the communities of Alhambra and Whittier Far Northern Regional Centerwww.farnorthernrc.org/mainExecutive Director: Melissa Gruhler Phone: 530-222-4791 Fax: 530-222-8908 Address: 1900 Churn Creek Road, # 114 Redding, CA 96002 Counties Served: Butte, Glenn, Lassen, Modoc, Plumas, Shasta, Siskiyou, Tehama, and Trinity counties Frank D. Lanterman Regional Centerwww.lanterman.orgExecutive Director: Melinda Gruhler Phone: 213-383-1300 Fax: 213-383-6526 Address: 3303 Wilshire Boulevard # 700 Los Angeles, CA 90010 Counties Served The health districts of Central, Glendale, Hollywood-Wilshire, and Pasadena within the county of Los Angeles. Golden Gate Regional Center www.ggrc.orgExecutive Director: Eric Zigman Phone: 415-546-9222 Fax: 415-546-9203 Address: 1355 Market Street # 220 San Francisco, CA 94103 Counties Served: The counties of Marin, San Francisco, and San Mateo. Harbor Regional Centerwww.harborrc.orgExecutive Director: Patrick Ruppe Phone: 310-540-1711 Fax: 310-540-9538 Address: Del Amo Business Plaza 21231 Hawthorne Boulevard Counties Served: The health districts of Bellflower, Harbor, Long Beach, and Torrance within the city of Los Angeles. Inland Regional Centerwww.inlandrc.orgExecutive Director: Lavinia Johnson Phone: 909-890-3000 Fax: 909-890-3001 Address: 1365 S. Waterman Avenue San Bernardino, CA 92408 Counties Served: The counties of Riverside and San Bernardino. Appendix Table of Contents ╟ California Regional Centers ╢ Appendix 4 Kern Regional Centerwww.kernrc.orgExecutive Director: Michi Gates, Ph.D. Phone: 661-327-8531 TTY: 661-327-1251 Fax: 661-324-5060 Address: 3200 North Sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 Counties Served: Inyo, Kern, and Mono Counties North Bay Regional Centerwww.nbrc.netExecutive Director: Bob Hamilton Phone: 707-256-1100 Fax: 707-256-1112 Address: 610 Airpark Road Napa, CA 94558 Counties Served: Napa, Solano, and Sonoma counties North Los Angeles County Regional Centerwww.nlacrc.comExecutive Director: Ruth Janka Phone: 818-778-1900 Fax: 818-756-6140 Address: 9200 Oakdale Avenue # 100 Chatsworth, CA 91311 Counties Served: The health districts of East Valley, San Fernando, and West Valley within the city of Los Angeles Redwood Coast Regional Centerwww.redwoodcoastrc.orgExecutive Director: Rick Blumberg Phone: 707-445-0893 Fax: 707-462-3314 Address: 1116 Airport Park Boulevard Ukiah, CA 95482 Counties Served: Del Norte, Humboldt, Medocino and Lake counties Regional Center of the East Baywww.rceb.orgExecutive Director: Lisa Kleinbub Phone: 510-618-6100 TTY: 510-357-3102 Fax: 626-281-1163 Address: 500 Davis Street # 100 San Leandro, CA 94577 Counties Served: Alameda and Contra Costa counties Regional Center of Orange Countywww.rcocdd.comExecutive Director: Larry Landauer Phone: 714-796-5100 Fax: 714-796-5200 Address: 1525 North Tustin Avenue Santa Ana, CA 92705 Counties Served: Orange County San Andreas Regional Center www.sarc.orgExecutive Director: Javier Zaldivar Phone: 408-374-9960 Fax: 408-376-0586 Address: 6203 San Ignacio Avenue San Jose, CA 95119 Counties Served: Monterey, San Benito, Santa Clara, and Santa Cruz San Diego Regional Centerwww.sdrc.orgExecutive Director: Mark Klaus Phone: 858-576-2996 Fax: 858-576-2873 Address: 4355 Ruffin Road # 200 San Diego, CA 92123-1648 Counties Served: Imperial and San Diego counties San Gabriel/Pomona Regional Centerwww.sgprc.orgExecutive Director: Dr. Jesse Weller Phone: 909-620-7722 Address: 75 Rancho Camino Drive Pomona, CA 91766 Counties Served: The cities of El Monte, Monrovia, Pomona, and Glendora within the county of Los Angeles South Central Los Angeles Regional Centerwww.sclarc.orgExecutive Director: Dexter A. Henderson Phone: 213-744-7000 Address: 2500 S. Western Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90018 Counties Served: The health districts of Compton, San Antonio, South, Southeast, and Southwest within the county of Los Angeles Appendix Table of Contents ╟ California Regional Centers ╢ Appendix 5 Tri-Counties Regional Centerwww.tri-counties.orgExecutive Director: Omar Noorzad, Ph.D. Phone: 805-962-7881 Fax: 805-884-7229 Address: 520 East Montecito Street Santa Barbara, CA 93103-3278 Counties Served: San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and Ventura counties Valley Mountain Regional Center www.vmrc.netExecutive Director: Tony Anderson Phone: 209-473-0951 Fax: 209-473-0256 Address: 702 North Aurora Street Stockton, CA 95202 Counties Served: Amador, Calaveras, San Joaquin, Stanislaus, and Tuolumne counties Westside Regional Centerwww.westsiderc.orgExecutive Director: Jane Borochoff Phone: 310-258-4000 Fax: 310-649-1024 Address: 5901 Green Valley Circle # 320 Culver City, CA 90230 Counties Served: The health districts of Inglewood and Santa Monica-West within the county of Los Angeles Appendix Table of Contents ╟ Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) ╢ ╟ Greater Bay Area District Office Locations ╢ Appendix 6 California Department of Rehabilitation (916) 324-1313 (Voice) or (800) 952-5544 (Voice) 1-844-729-2800 (TTY) Mailing Address: P.O. Box 944222 Sacramento, CA 94244-2220 Physical Address: 721 Capitol Mall Sacramento, CA 95814 ExternalAffairs@dor.ca.gov Greater East Bay District Office 1485 Civic Court, Suite 1100 Concord, CA 94520-5228 (925) 602-3953 (Voice) (925) 676-5623 (TTY) Antioch Branch 3656 Delta Fair Boulevard Antioch, CA 94509-4006 (925) 754-7700 (Voice) Berkeley Branch 3075 Adeline Street, Suite 170 Berkeley, CA 94703-2576 (510) 883-6000 (Voice) Fairfield Branch 450 Chadbourne Road, Suite A Fairfield, CA 94534-9612 (707)428-2080 (Voice) Fremont Branch 39155 Liberty Street, Suite F630 Fremont, CA 94538-1513 (510) 794-2458 (Voice) Oakland Branch 1515 Clay Street, Suite 119 Oakland, CA 94612-1413 (510) 622-2764 (Voice) Richmond Branch 1003 W. Cutting Boulevard, Suite 100 Richmond, CA 94804-2053 (510) 232-7062 (Voice) (844)729-2800 (TTY) Appendix Table of Contents ╟ Elected Representative ╢ Appendix 7 Alameda County Board of Supervisors 1221 Oak Street # 536 Oakland, CA 94612 https://bos.acgov.org/ District 1 Honorable David Haubert Phone: (510) 272-6691 Fax: (510) 208-3910 www.district1.acgov.org/ district1@acgov.org Communities Served: Dublin and Livermore; most of the city of Fremont; a portion of the unincorporated community of Sunol; and most of the unincorporated area of the Livermore-Amador Valley. District 3 Honorable Lena Tam Phone: (510) 272-6693 Fax: (510) 268-8004 www.district3.acgov.org/ district3@acgov.org Communities Served: Alameda and San Leandro; a portion of the city of Oakland, including the Chinatown, San Antonio, Fruitvale and Melrose areas; the unincorporated communities of San Lorenzo and Hayward Acres; and a portion of the unincorporated community of Ashland. District 5 Honorable Keith Carson President Phone: (510) 272-6695 Fax: (510) 271-5151 www.district5.acgov.org/ district5@acgov.org Communities Served: Albany, Berkeley, Emeryville, Piedmont and a portion of Oakland including West Oakland, North Oakland, and the North Hills areas. District 2 Honorable Elisa Marquez Phone: (510) 272-6692 Fax: (510) 271-5115 www.district2.acgov.org/ district2@acgov.org Communities Served: Hayward, Newark and Union City; the northern portion of the city of Fremont; and a portion of the unincorporated community of Sunol. District 4 Honorable Nate Miley Vice President Phone: (510) 272-6694 Fax: (510) 465-7628 www.district4.acgov.org/ district4@acgov.org Communities Served: Pleasanton, including the adjacent unincorporated Castlewood and Happy Valley areas; the Lower Hills, South Hills and Elmhurst areas of Oakland; the unincorporated communities of Castro Valley, Cherryland, and Fairview; and most of the unincorporated community of Ashland. Appendix Table of Contents ╟ Elected Representative ╢ Appendix 8 Elected Mayors Alameda Mayor Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft 2263 Santa Clara Avenue Alameda, CA 94501 Phone: (510) 747-4701 Fax: 510-865-1498 alameda-ca Elected-Officials mezzyashcraft@alamedaca.gov Albany Mayor Aaron Tiedemann 1000 San Pablo Avenue Albany, CA 94706 Phone: (510) 559-4583 Fax: (510) 528-5797 albany-ca Elected-Officials atiedemann@albanyca.org Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguin 2180 Milvia Street Berkeley, CA 94704 Phone: (510) 981-7100 Fax: (510) 9817199 TTY: (510) 981-6903 berkeley-ca Elected-Officials mayor@CityofBerkeley.info Dublin Mayor Melissa Hernandez 100 Civic Plaza Dublin, CA 94568 Phone: (925) 833-6663 Fax: (925) 833-6651 dublin-ca Elected-Officials melissa.hernandez@dublin.ca.gov Emeryville Mayor Kalimah Priforce 1333 Park Avenue Emeryville, CA 94608 Phone: (510) 596-4376 Fax: (510) 658-8096 emeryville-ca Elected-Officials priforce@emeryville.org Fremont Mayor Lily Mei 3300 Capitol Avenue Fremont, CA 94538 Phone: (510) 284-4011 Fax: (510) 284-4001 fremont-ca Elected-Officials lmei@fremont.gov Hayward Mayor Mark Salinas 777 B Street, 4th Floor Hayward, CA 94541 Phone: (510) 583-4340 Fax: (510) 583-3601 hayward-ca Elected-Officials Mark.Salinas@hayward-ca.gov Livermore Mayor John Marchand 1052 S. Livermore Avenue Livermore, CA 94550 Phone: (925) 960-4020 Fax: (925) 373-5125 livermore-ca Elected-Officials mayormarchand@livermoreca.gov Newark Mayor Michael Hannon 37101 Newark Boulevard Newark, CA 94560 Phone: (510) 578-4914 Fax: (510) 578-4306 newark-ca Elected-Officials michael.hannon@newark.org Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao 1 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza, 3rd Floor Oakland, CA 94612 Phone: (510) 238-3141 oakland-ca Elected-Officials officeofthemayor@oaklandnet.com Piedmont Mayor Jennifer Cavenaugh 120 Vista Avenue Piedmont, CA 94611 Phone: (510) 420-3048 Fax: (510) 420-3033 piedmont-ca Elected-Officials jcavenaugh@piedmont.ca.gov Pleasanton Mayor Karla Brown 123 Main St Pleasanton, CA 94566 Phone: (925) 931-5001 Fax: (925) 931-5492 pleasanton-ca Elected-Officials kbrown@cityofpleasantonca.gov San Leandro Mayor Juan Gonzalez, III 835 E. 14th Street San Leandro, CA 94577 Phone: (510) 577-3355 Fax: (510) 577-3340 san leandro-ca Elected-Officials pcutter@sanleandro.org Union City Mayor Carol Dutra-Vernaci 34009 Alvarado-Niles Road Union City, CA 94587 Phone: (510) 471-3232 Fax: (510) 475-7318 union city-ca Elected-Officials carold@unioncity.org Appendix Table of Contents ╟ Elected Representative ╢ Appendix 9 State Representatives Find your Rep: State Legislature State Senators www.senate.ca.gov District 7 Honorable Steve Glazer Website •District Office51 Moraga Way, Suite 2Orinda, CA 94563Phone: (925) 258-1176Fax: (925) 258-9982 •Capitol Office1021 O Street, Suite 7520Sacramento, CA 95814 Phone: (916) 651-4007Fax: (916) 651-4907 District 9 Honorable Nancy Skinner Website •District Office1515 Clay Street, Suite 2202 Oakland, CA 94612Phone: (510) 286-1333Fax: (510) 286-3885 •Capitol Office1021 O Street, Suite 8630Sacramento, CA 95814Phone: (916) 651-4009Fax: (916) 651-4909 District 10 Honorable Aisha Wahab Website •District Office39510 Paseo Padre Parkway, Suite 280 Fremont, CA 94538Phone: (510) 794-3900•Capitol Office1021 O Street, Room 6530Sacramento, CA 95814Phone: (916) 651-4410 State Assembly Members www.assembly.ca.gov District 15 Honorable Timothy Grayson Website •District Office1515 Clay Street, Suite 2201 Oakland, CA 94612Phone: (510) 286-1400•Capitol Office1021 O Street, Suite 4240Sacramento, CA 95814Phone: (916) 319-2015Fax: (916) 319-2115 District 16 Honorable Rebecca Bauer-Kahan Website •District Office12677 Alcosta Boulevard, Suite 395San Ramon, CA 94583Phone: (925) 244-1600•Capitol OfficeSacramento, CA 95814Phone: (916) 319-2016Fax: (916) 319-2116 District 18 Honorable Mia Bonta Website •District Office1515 Clay Street, Suite 2204Oakland, CA 94612Tel: (510) 286-1670•Capitol office1021 O Street, Suite 5620 P.O. Box 942849Sacramento, CA 94249-0025Phone: (916) 319-2018 Appendix Table of Contents ╟ Elected Representative ╢ Appendix 10 District 20 Honorable Liz Ortega Website •District Office 22320 Foothill Blvd, Suite 540Hayward, CA 94541Phone: (510) 583-8818 Fax: (510) 583-8800 •Capitol Office1021 O Street, Suite 5120 P.O. Box 942849Sacramento, CA 94249-0020Phone: (916) 319-2020 Fax: (916) 319-2120 District 25 Honorable Ash Kalra Website •District Office1313 N. Milpitas Blvd Suite #255Milpitas, Ca 95035Phone: (408) 262-2501 Fax: (408) 262-2512 •Capitol Office1021 O Street, Suite 2170P.O. Box 942849Sacramento, CA 94249-0025Phone: (916) 319-2025Fax: (916) 319-2125 Appendix Table of Contents ╟ Elected Representative ╢ Appendix 11 Federal Representatives Find your Rep: Senate--House U.S. Senate www.senate.gov Honorable Alex Padilla (D) Website •District Office333 Bush Street Suite 3225 San Francisco, CA 94104Phone: (415) 981-9369Fax: (202) 224-0454 •Washington DC Office112 Hart Senate Office BuildingWashington, DC 20510Phone (202) 224-3553Fax (202) 224-2200 Honorable Dianne Feinstein(D) Website •District OfficeOne Post Street, Suite 2450 San Francisco, CA 94104Phone: (415) 393-0707Fax: (415) 393-0710 •Washington DC Office331 Hart Senate Office BuildingWashington, DC 20510 Phone: (202) 224-3841Fax: (202) 228-3954TTY/TDD: (202) 224-2501 House of Representatives www.house.gov CA 11 Honorable Mark DeSaulnier Website •District Office3100 Oak Road Suite 110Walnut Creek, CA 94597Phone: (925) 933-2660Fax: (925) 933-2677•Washington, DC Office 503 Cannon House Office Building Honorable Mark DeSaulnier (Cont’d) Washington, DC 20515 Phone: (202) 225-2095 Fax: (202) 225-5609 CA 13 Honorable John Duarte (R) Website •District Office1 Kaiser Plaza, Suite 1010Oakland, CA 94612Phone: (510) 763-0370 •Washington DC Office2470 Rayburn House Office BuildingWashington, DC 20515 Phone: (202) 225-2661Fax: (202) 225-9817 CA 15 Honorable Kevin Mullin (D) Website •District Office20990 Redwood RoadCastro Valley, CA 94546 Phone: (510) 370-3322Hours: M-F 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM•Washington Office174 Cannon House Office BuildingWashington, DC 20515Phone: (202) 225-5065Hours: M-F 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM CA 17 Honorable Ro Khanna (D) Website •District Office 3150 De La Cruz Blvd Suite 240Santa Clara, CA 95054Phone: (408) 436-2720Fax: (408) 436-2721 •Washington DC Office306 Cannon House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 •Phone: (202) 225-2631 Appendix Table of Contents ╟ Resources ╢ Appendix 12 Benefits California Department of Rehabilitation www.dor.ca.gov The California Department of Rehabilitation works in partnership with consumers and other stakeholders to provide services and advocacy resulting in employment, independent living and equality for individuals with disabilities. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services www.cms.gov The federal agency that administers Medicare and Medicaid. Disability Benefits 101 www.db101.org California's disability benefits planning resource site helps workers, job seekers, and service providers understand the connections between work and disability. A user-friendly website. Social Security Online www.ssa.gov The official website of the Social Security Administration Social Security Disability Programs. www.ssa.gov/disability Information and links on Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income. Disability Benefits Planner explains about eligibility and procedures for claiming and receiving benefits. Disability Services ADA Home Page www.ada.gov Information and Technical Assistance on the Americans with Disabilities Act. Administration on Intellectual Developmental Disabilities www.acl.gov/about-acl/administration-disabilities The Administration on Developmental Disabilities ensures that individuals with developmental disabilities and their families participate in the design of and have access to culturally competent services, supports, and other assistance and opportunities that promotes independence, productivity, and integration and inclusion into the community. American Council for the Blind www.acb.org info@acb.org 1-(800) 424-8666 American Foundation for the Blind www.afb.org 1-(800) 232-5463 Appendix Table of Contents ╟ Resources ╢ 13 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association www.asha.org Members (800) 498-2071 non-members 1-(800) 638-8255 TTY (301) 296-5650 American Trauma Society www.amtrauma.org info@amtrauma.org 1-(800) 556-7890 Association of Regional Center Agencies www.arcanet.org The Association of Regional Center Agencies represents the autonomous regional centers in supporting and advancing the intent and mandate of the Lanterman Developmental Disabilities Services Act. Includes legislative information and contact information for individual regional centers. Autism Society of America www.autismsociety.org info@autism-society.org 1-(800) 328-8476 Autism Society of the San Francisco Bay Area https://sfautismsociety.org/ info@sfautismsociety.org 1-(650) 637-7772 The Autism Society of the San Francisco Bay Area is an all-volunteer, grass-roots organization of parents, family members, friends and professionals concerned about the well-being of local autism families, with an emphasis on expanding the limited lifespan care options for the dramatically increasing numbers of adults with autism. Best Buddies www.bestbuddies.org Best Buddies is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of people with intellectual disabilities by providing opportunities for one-to-one friendships and integrated employment. Better Hearing Institute Hearing Helpline www.betterhearing.org 1-(800) 327-9355 Brain Injury Association (To be used by patients and families only) www.biausa.org 1-(800) 444-6443 California’s Assistive Technology Act Program Ability Tools www.abilitytools.org/ Dedicated to expanding the accessibility of tools, resources and technology that will help increase independence, improve personal productivity and enhance the quality of life for all Californians Appendix Appendix Table of Contents ╟ Resources ╢ Appendix 14 California Deaf-Blind Services www.cadbs.org 1-(415) 405-7560 Center for Independent Living – Berkeley www.thecil.org/ The Center for Independent Living (CIL) is a national leader in helping people with disabilities live independently and become productive, fully participating members of society. Cleft Palate Foundation – Cleftline https://acpacares.org/ 1-(800) 242-5338 Community Resources for Independent Living (CRIL) www.crilhayward.org/ Community Resources for Independent Living is a peer-based disability resource agency that provides advocacy and resources for people with disabilities to improve lives and make communities fully accessible. California Department of Developmental Services (DDS) www.dds.ca.gov/ DDS is the agency through which the State of California provides services and supports to children and adults with developmental disabilities. Disability Rights Advocates www.dralegal.org Disability Rights Advocates is a national and international non-profit organization dedicated to protecting and advancing the civil rights of people with disabilities. Disability Rights California (DRC) www.disabilityrightsca.org Disability Rights California works in partnership with people with disabilities to protect, advocate for and advance their human, legal and service rights. Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund (DREDF) www.dredf.org DREDF is a national law and policy center dedicated to protecting and advancing the civil rights of people with disabilities through legislation, litigation, advocacy and technology. Epilepsy Foundation of America www.epilepsy.com 1-(800) 332-1000 ContactUs@efa.org Spanish Speakers Only: 1-(866) 748-8008 Family Voices www.familyvoices.org Provides info and resources for families of children with special healthcare needs. Appendix Table of Contents ╟ Resources ╢ Appendix 15 International Shriners Headquarters www.beashrinernow.com/ 1-(800) 237-5055 Learning Disabilities Association of America www.ldaamerica.org info@ldaamerica.org Learning Disabilities Association of America created the Healthy Children Project to raise awareness, promote policies and practices, and to build a nationwide network of LDA members working to protect children’s health and reduce toxic exposures that may lead to learning disabilities in current and future generations. National Center for Learning Disabilities www.ncld.org The National Center for Learning Disabilities – the leading online resource for parents and educators on learning disabilities and related disorders National Council on Disability www.ncd.gov NCD is an independent federal agency charged with advising the President, Congress, and other federal agencies regarding policies, programs, practices, and procedures that affect people with disabilities. National Down Syndrome Society www.ndss.org info@ndss.org 1-(800) 221-4602 National Easter Seals Society www.easterseals.org info@easterseals.org 1-(800) 668-6252 National Spinal Cord Injury Hotline Disability Resource Center www.disabilityrc.org/ 1-(800) 962-9629 Network of Care www.alameda.networkofcare.org/mh/ This comprehensive, Internet-based resource is for the elderly and people with disabilities, as well as their caregivers and service providers. Occupational Hearing Services (Dial a Hearing Screening Test) 1-(800) 222-3277 Regional Center of the East Bay www.rceb.org RCEB is a private, non-profit corporation under contract with the California Department of Developmental Services that works in partnership with many individuals and other agencies to plan and coordinate services and supports for people with developmental disabilities. Appendix Table of Contents ╟ Resources ╢ Appendix 16 T-Mobile Accessibility- California Relay Service www.tmobileaccess.com/ Provides information on CRS, a telecommunications relay service, which provides full telephone accessibility to people who are deaf, hard of hearing or speech disabled. The Arc of the United States www.thearc.org The Arc of the United States works to include all children and adults with cognitive, intellectual, and developmental disabilities in every community. The Arc of California www.thearcca.org Advocacy association of people with I/DD, their families, their providers, and volunteers of all experiences. Through the Looking Glass (TLG) www.lookingglass.org TLG is a nationally recognized center that has pioneered research, training, and services for families in which a child, parent or grandparent has a disability or medical issue. United Cerebral Palsy Associations Washington DC – National Headquarters www.ucp.org 1-(800) 872-5827 A network of support, information, and innovation that spans the San Francisco Bay. Health and Mental Health Information Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline www.childhelp.org 1-(800) 422-4453 California Department of Health Care Services www.dhcs.ca.gov Provides information and news, as well as ombudsman and other support services. Offers a searchable database of mental health facilities and a statewide 24 – hour mental health crisis hotline. California Medi-Cal Information www.medi-cal.ca.gov/ This site provides access to provider bulletins, manuals, regulations and forms for enrolling in the Medi- Cal program. A variety of transactions can also be performed through this site. California Health Advocates www.cahealthadvocates.org/ This site provides information about the Medicare program in California, as well as the options for covering health costs not paid for by Medicare. Appendix Table of Contents ╟ Resources ╢ Appendix 17 Office of Disability Employment Policy-Disability Information www.dol.gov/agencies/odep/topics Government resources, services and information for people with disabilities. M.I.N.D. Institute, UC Davis https://health.ucdavis.edu/mindinstitute/ 1-(916) 703-0280 The UC Davis MIND Institute (Medical Investigation of Neurodevelopmental Disorders) is a collaborative international research center, committed to the awareness, understanding, prevention, care, and cures of Neurodevelopmental disorders. National Association of the Dually Diagnosed (NADD) www.thenadd.org NADD is a not-for-profit membership association established for professionals, care providers and families to promote understanding of and services for individuals who have developmental disabilities and mental health needs. National Health Information Center www.health.gov/our-work/health-literacy/resources/national-health-information-center 1-(800) 336-4797 nhic@hhs.gov U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights www.hhs.gov/ocr/index.html Promotes and ensures that people have equal access and opportunity to participate in and receive services in all HHS programs without facing unlawful discrimination. Housing and Employment U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development www.hud.gov/ Information on federal housing programs and services, with subsections for seniors and people with disabilities. Eden I&R Online Resource Directory www.211alamedacounty.org The Eden I&R directory provides the most current up-to-date information about Alameda County Social Service providers. This information is available 24 hours a day to government agencies, non-profits and the public. ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult Career and Vocational Education www.eric.ed.gov 1-(800) 538-3742 Is a national information system funded by the U.S Department of Education’s Institute of Education Sciences to provide access to education literature and resources. Appendix Table of Contents ╟ Bay Area Family Resource Centers ╢ Appendix 18 CARE Parent Network 1340 Arnold Drive, Suite 115 Martinez, CA 94553 Phone: (925) 313-0999 Fax: (925) 370-8651 E-mail: info@careparentnetwork.org www.careparentnetwork.org/ Area Served: Contra Costa County Family Resource Navigators 291 Estudillo Avenue San Leandro, CA 94577 Phone: 510-547-7322 Fax: (510) 352-1976 Email: info@familyresourcenavigators.org www.familyresourcenavigators.org Area Served: Alameda County Parents Helping Parents, Inc. 1400 Parkmoor Avenue, Suite 100 San Jose, CA 95126 Phone: (408) 727-5775 Toll free: 1-(855) 727-5775 Fax: (408) 286-1116 Education Dept Fax (408)286-1117 Email: info@php.com www.php.com Area Served: Santa Clara Santa Cruz San Mateo, San Benito and Monterey Counties Family Resource Center 1764 Marco Polo Way Burlingame, CA 94010 Phone: (650) 259-0189 Fax: (650) 259-0188 www.smcfrc.org E-mail: info@smcfrc.org or frcespanol@smcfrc.org Area Served: San Mateo County MATRIX Parent Network and Resource Center 2400 Las Gallinas Avenue, Suite 115 San Rafael, CA 94903-1454 (415) 884-3535 Voice (415) 884-3555 Fax Toll free: 1-(800) 578-2592 Toll free for Marin, Napa, Solano and Sonoma Email: info@matrixparents.org helpline@matrixparents.org www.matrixparents.org Areas Served: Marin, Napa, Solano and Sonoma Counties Support for Families of Children with Disabilities 1663 Mission Street, Suite 700 San Francisco, CA 94103 Phone: (415) 282-7494 Warmline (415) 920-5040 Fax: (415) 282-1226 Email: info@supportforfamilies.org www.supportforfamilies.org Area Served: San Francisco County Appendix Table of Contents ╟ Covid-19 Resources ╢ Appendix 19 General Resources Alameda County Public Health Department Covid-19 Line Ph: 510.268.2101 Email: ncov@acgov.org Covid main page www.covid-19.acgov.org/ Testing & Vaccines Covid-19 Tests www.covid-19.acgov.org/testing Covid-19 Vaccine www.covid-19.acgov.org/vaccines Schools www.covid-19.acgov.org/schools Trauma Resilience Tips for Distance Learning (ACPHD) Other Mental Health Assistance Covid-19 Alameda County Public Health mental health Resources Mental Health Crisis Referrals-(Alameda County 211) www.211alamedacounty.org CDC Covid-19 resources www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV Courts www.alameda.courts.ca.gov/Pages.aspx/COVID-19 Federal Assistance www.benefits.gov/help/faq/Coronavirus-resourcesusa.gov/coronavirus Appendix Table of Contents