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151		BERKELEY, CA
152		San Ramon, CA
153		San Francisco, CA
154		SACRAMENTO, CA
155		Berkeley, CA
156		PALO ALTO, CA
157		SACRAMENTO, CA
158		DANVILLE, CA
159		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
160		PALO ALTO, CA
161		PALO ALTO, CA
162		FOSTER CITY, CA
163		LOS ANGELES, CA
164		SANTA ANA, CA
165		SAN DIEGO, CA
166		LOS ANGELES, CA
167		LOS ANGELES, CA
168		LOS ANGELES, CA
169		FRESNO, CA
170		SANTA ANA, CA
171		Santa Barbara, CA
172		San Diego, CA
173		REDLANDS, CA
174		BURBANK, CA
175		Santa Barbara, CA
176		LOS ANGELES, CA
177		San Diego, CA
178		NEWBURY PARK, CA
179		Laguna Hills, CA
180		Los Angeles, CA
181		Torrance, CA
182		PASO ROBLES, CA
183		Santa Clarita, CA
184		LOS ANGELES, CA
185		Pomona, CA
186		Los Angeles, CA
187		WEST COVINA, CA
188		GLENDALE, CA
189		Los Angeles, CA
190		LONG BEACH, CA
191		VALENCIA, CA
192		PASADENA, CA
193		Woodland, CA
194		BEVERLY HILLS, CA
195		WATSONVILLE, CA
196		Saratoga, CA
197		HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA
198		BAKERSFIELD, CA
199		LAQUINTA, CA
200		SAN DIEGO, CA

ASSIST INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES TO ACCESS COMPUTER , FILE LEGAL PROCEEDINGS TO COMPLY WITH DISABILITY STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS AND PROMOTE DISABILITY ACCESS TO WEBSITES.

fosters diversity appreciation and inclusion in our workplace. We invoke inspiration from celebrating Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage, increasing cultural awareness, and developing inspiring leaders. We engage with imagination to deliver meaningful events and innovative programs that inspire others to make a difference.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS INCORPORATED IN 1991 TO PRESERVE AND DEVELOP AFFORDABLE FOR LOW AND MODERATE INCOME INDIVIDUALS AND TO DEVELOP OR REHABILITATE NEW AND EXISTING PROJECTS.

ACT ORGANIZES TO CREATE A MORE JUST AND FAIR COMMUNITY FOR EVERYONE IN THE REGION, WITH A PARTICULAR FOCUS ON COMMUNITIES OF COLOR THAT HAVE EXPERIENCED HISTORICAL DISCRIMINATION AND DISINVESTMENT. OUR ORGANIZATION IS GROUNDED IN THE CONVICTION THAT EQUITY, JUST AND FAIR INCLUSION IN SOCIETY MUST DRIVE PUBLIC POLICY.

DRAs mission is to advance the , inclusion, and equity of people with disabilities through high-impact litigation, education, and advocacy. Our vision is a world free from discrimination, where people with disabilities are valued members of their communities with equal access to opportunity.

Inc. dba Hope ETG was organized to give the disadvantaged and needy access to . In the 21st Century, access to and an understanding of will be critical for everyone in our society. However, many disadvantaged and needy children and adults do not have access to . ETG wants to help narrow this gap. To accomplish this, ETG opened a private school with the mission of providing an exceptional learning experience for typical and special needs children in a full-inclusion, rich environment. The full inclusion program will be composed of highly qualified teachers and therapists, who together with parents create the perfect team for each childs development. The small class sizes and low student-to-teacher ratios benefit our students by providing individualized and small instruction. We will work to identify and build on each childs strengths and help children overcome their weaknesses. Our goal

THE MISSION OF THE ASSOCIATION IS TO ADVOCATE FOR AND STRENGTHEN MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS AND TO ENSURE PUBLIC AND GOVERNMENT SUPPORT OF FOR PERSONS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

THE IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING LEADERSHIP, OVERSIGHT, PARTNERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, AND COORDINATION OF WORLDWIDE WHEELCHAIR DELIVERIES AS WELL AS SUPPORTING VARIOUS EDUCATION, HEALTH, FOOD AND MUSEUM PROGRAMS AROUND THE WORLD. THE IS LEADING AN INTERNATIONAL EFFORT TO CREATE AWARENESS OF THE NEEDS AND ABILITIES OF PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES, TO PROMOTE THE JOY OF GIVING, CREATE FRIENDSHIP, AND TO DELIVER A WHEELCHAIR TO EVERY CHILD, TEEN, AND ADULT IN THE WORLD WHO NEEDS BUT CANNOT AFFORD ONE.

INDIRECTLY, THROUGH THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION TO DISABLED VETERANS. WEARE ACTIVE IN OUR COMMUNITY BY PUTTING ON SPECIAL EVENTS OF A PATRIOTICAND COMMUNITY INTEREST, SUCH AS JROTC AND HEPATITIS-B AWARENESS, THOSEIN CELEBRATION OF VETERANS EVENTS, AND THOSE HONORING OUR LOCALCOMMUNITY LEADERS, LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL OF ALL TYPES AND LOCALPOLICE AND FIREFIGHTERS, WHICH HEIGHTENS A CLOSER BOND BETWEEN THECOMMUNITY AND THOSE WHO SERVE THEIR SAFETY AND WELFARE. TYPICAL EVENTSARE (THESE VARY BY YEAR): POLICE OFFICERS, FIREFIGHTERS AND PARKRANGERS, COMMUNITY LEADERS AND SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS NIGHTS; AND OTHERSIMILAR EVENTS.

PROVIDED 156 PEOPLE, OF LOW, VERY LOW AND EXTREMELY LOW INCOME, BELOW MARKET IN 120 STUDIO AND ONE BEDROOM UNITS AND SOCIAL AS WELL AS HEALTH ORIENTED ACTIVITIES TO THE RESIDENTS. THROUGH A PARTNERSHIP WITH ANOTHER NON-NON-PROFIT, ALL RESIDENTS ARE OFFERED A NO-CHARGE LUNCH FIVE DAYS A WEEK. COMPLETED 100% OF THE FACILITY REHABILITATION REQUIRING EVERY RESIDENT TO TEMPORARILY MOVE OUT - AT OUR COST- IN ORDER TO UPDATE INDIVIDUAL UNITS, AND COMPLETE A SEISMIC RENOVATION.

THE HAS A MISSION OBJECTIVE TO SUPPORT NONPROFIT, TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS WHICH SPECIFICALLY SERVE THE BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED COMMUNITY, PRINCIPALLY IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA IN FURTHERANCE OF THE PRIMARY MISSION OBJECTIVES OF THE ENDOWMENTT TO AID AND SUPPORT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT OFFER EDUCATION AND SERVICES TO VISUALLY IMPAIRED AND/OR OTHERWISE DISABLED INDIVIDUALS.

THE FOSTER CITY CLUB IS A SOCIAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICE ORGANIZATION FORMED UNDER THE FOUNDATION AND PROMOTES HEALTH, AID TO THE BLIND AND HEARING IMPAIRED, YOUTH SPORTS AND MANY OTHER ACTIVITIES.

is local chapter a worldwide network, dedicated to providing lifesaving support for disabled, abused, physicallychallenged and underprivileged children. focuses on aiding children with special needs in areas Health Care, Education and Mobility

PROVIDES SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND OTHER BARRIERS IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.

TO PROVIDE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND OTHER BARRIERS TO EMPLOYMENT

TO FOSTER THE DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION OF CHILDREN WHO ARE VISUALLY IMPAIRED.

THE , IS A CALIFORNIA NOT-FOR-PROFIT CORPORATION WHICH OPERATES 156 BED SKILLED NURSING, 111 UNIT ASSISTED LIVING RESIDENTIAL UNITS, 31 UNITS FOR MEMORY .

CCLA PROVIDED OVER 345,000 SERVICES TO OVER 36,000 CLIENTS AT 47 LOCATIONS (20 CENTERS, 10 SHELTERS, and 18 PROGRAM SITES) IN THE , VENTURA and SANTA BARBARA COUNTIES, REGARDLESS RACE, RELIGION, GENDER, AGE OR DISABILITY. THE CONTINUED PANDEMIC SIGNIFICANTLY AFFECTED MANY THE CLIENTS AND PROGRAMS WE OPERATE. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS, SOCIAL DISTANCE RESTRICTIONS AND PERIODIC CLOSURES DUE TO INFECTION EXPOSURES ALL FACTORED INTO THE REASONS FOR LOWER THAN NORMAL ANNUAL SERVICES PROVIDED AND CLIENTS SERVED.

PROVIDED CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE TO CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES WHO ARE FROM BIRTH TO 18 YEARS OF AGE BY PROVIDING FREE OF CHARGE HOME-BASED OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY, PHYSICAL THERAPY, SPEECH-LANGUAGE THERAPY AS WELL AS FREE OF CHARGE VISION SCREENING IN PRESCHOOL AND DAYCARE CENTERS.

IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE OF OC RESIDENTS IMPACTED BY MENTAL ILLNESS THROUGH DIRECT SERVICES,ADVOCACY,EDUCATION and INFORMATION DISSEMINATION.PROGRAMS FOLLOW PSYCHOSOCIAL REHABILITATION, WELLNESS and RECOVERY MODEL WHICH BUILDS UPON CLIENT STRENGTHS and ENCOURAGES CLIENT CHOICES.

supports people in living the life they choose. We partner with people with disabilities, people with mental health diagnoses, and young adults to pursue their hopes and dreams through strengthening workplace abilities, building life skills, and developing meaningful relationships.

ARI was founded to meet the needs of the community by sponsoring networking with researchers, clinicians, parents and disseminating information regarding individuals of all ages on the spectrum.

TO ASSIST THE AND NEEDY , THEIR WIDOWS, AND THEIR DEPENDENTS.

to develop, improve and preserve for low and moderate income persons in the City of , California, through acquisition, rehabilitation, demolition, new construction, property management services and other activities associated with such purpose; and to provide community and family support serviced to residents of the City of , California that includes such persons of low and moderate incomes, and that includes but is not limited to community service programs as the operation of activity, family resources and child care centers. The corporations child care center programs shall also be made available secondarily to persons and their immediate family members who are employed in the City of , California.

The Mission of the is to provide care so that all Santa Barbara children, regardless of income or economic or social status, shall be free of pain and disability. Consistent with the trend we have seen over the past several years, the in 2017 received even fewer direct requests for treatment for qualifying children. In recognition of this trend, the Board felt that a more effective use of our treatment funds would be to make one or more grants to the Eastside Family Clinic, to be used for the same types of children the CMDF serves. The Board agreed to present the Eastside Clinic with a grant, requiring that the Clinic report the numbers of children served and treatment given. The will, however, continue to be available for assistance to certain uninsured, low-income children who have no other options for treatment. We will monitor these requests annually to evaluate how future donations should be made.Other chi

RAISES PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE DANGERS OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND LICENSES AND ASSISTS CENTERS WORLDWIDE TO PROVIDE DRUG-FREE REHABILITATION AND EDUCATION SERVICES.

TO PROVIDE PROGRAMS CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES AND SENIORS.

THE ORGANIZATION MAINTAINS EDUCATION CLASSES ON A REGULAR BASIS, AS REQUIRED BY LAW, FOR STUDENTS WITH HIGH-FUNCTIONING AUTISM AND LANGUAGE LEARNING DISABILITIES IN GRADES 6 THROUGH 12. INSTRUCTION AND COUNSELING ARE PROVIDED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

DCRC) is dedicated to: connecting disabled individuals and older adults to resources, training and advocacy tools; promoting pride; and building self-determined lives. DCRC works toward achieving a world where everyones voice and value is recognized, and there are no barriers to living a full life.

THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES QUALITY SERVICES, SUPPORT, INFORMATION AND CHOICES FOR PEOPLE WITH AND THEIR FAMILIES, TO PROMOTE THEIR PARTICIPATION AS VALUED NEIGHBORS IN OUR COMMUNITIES.

PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES THAT ENCOURAGE AND SUPPORT ADULTS WITH MENTAL AND/OR PHYSICAL DISABILITIES, SO THAT THEY MAY BUILD UPON THEIR INDIVIDUAL STRENGTHS AND ACHIEVE THEIR PERSONAL GOALS IN VOCATIONAL TRAINING, RESIDENTIAL SERVICES AND COMMUNITY INTEGRATION.

CAPED promotes the full and effective participation of individuals with disabilities in all aspects of post secondary education. We advocate and facilitate equal educational oppurtunity through appropriate support services, curricula, instruction, policies and funding allocations. We work to eliminate discrimination against people with disabilities, and to promote their independence, growth, productivity and equality.

FOUNDATION USES AS A FORM OF THERAPY FOR PEOPLE WITHPHYSICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL and SOCIAL DISABILITIES.

PROVIDES SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH DEVELOPMENT DISABILITIES.

Operation of the Stray Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation Sanctuary STARR and maintenance of and improvements to property for animal care and housing

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO ORGANIZATIONS FOR DISABILITIES

THE ORGANIZATION WILL INCREASE THE AVAILABILITY OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, SENIORS AND RESIDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS THROUGHOUT BY FACILITATING PRIVATE CAPITAL FLOW TO DEVELOPERS OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING.

Child Care and Support for Special Needs Persons and Organizations.

TO ENABLE INDIVIDUALS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES TO LIVE BETTER LIVES THROUGH SPORTS.

TO PROVIDE DONATIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT MEET THE SPECIAL NEEDS WOMEN

TO CARE FOR CAREGIVERS WORLDWIDE BY DETERMINING THE BEST WAYS TO PROMOTE THE PHYSICAL HARDINESS, EMOTIONAL RESILIENCE, AND SPIRITUAL VITALITY OF HUMANITARIAN RELIEF AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE PERSONNEL. THIS MISSION IS ACHIEVED BY PROVIDING COUNSELING, TRAINING, CONSULTING, AND ONLINE RESOURCES FOR RELIEF WORKERS WHILE ALSO CONDUCTING PROGRAMMATIC RESEARCH.

Special Needs - Autism

IS A PHILANTHROPIC ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO RAISING FUNDS FOR PROGRAMS FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY DISABLED, ABUSED AND AT RISK CHILDREN, AND TO SUPPORT MEDICAL RESEARCH FOR ALL FORMS OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

THE ORGANIZATION IS DEDICATED TO TRANSFORMING THE DESPAIR OF ADDICTION INTO A PURPOSEFUL LIFE OF CONFIDENCE, SELF-RESPECT AND HAPPINESS - POSITIVELY AFFECTING FAMILIES, COMMUNITIES AND SOCIETY THROUGH REHABILITATION.

WAS a skilled nursing and assisted living facility that welcomeD men and women for admission regardless race, color, creed or national origin. We provideD access to care for those in need, especially the poor and underprivileged.

IEA CREATES AND PROVIDES PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION PRODUCTS AND SERVICES IN , RISK MANAGEMENT AND DISABILITY MANAGEMENT.

Kern County Braille (DBA: ) is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing opportunities that will enhance lives of people of Kern County.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO DRUG AND ALCOHOL REHABILITATION FACILITIES AS WELL AS TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO ATTEND REHABILITATION PROGRAMS.

To provide high-quality capacity building training, technical assistance, and education services to organizations of all types and sizes on issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion and the meaningful practice of inclusive leadership.

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