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  • Parents Helping Parents - Santa Clara
    Parent directed family resource center for children with any kind of special need (mental, physical, emotional, or learning disabilities).
    www.php.com
  • Alliance for Technology Access - San Rafael
    Network of community-based resource centers dedicated to providing information and support services to people with disabilities.
    www.ataccess.org
  • Creativity Explored - San Francisco
    Full time visual art center for adults who have developmental disabilities.
    www.creativityexplored.org
  • National Institute of Art and Disabilities (NIAD) - San Francisco
    Art program for people with developmental disabilities which promotes creative expression, independence, dignity and community integration.
    www.niadart.org
  • Children's Health Council, The - Palo Alto
    Offers mental health, special education, and developmental services for children and adolescents.
    www.chconline.org
  • Breast Health Access for Women With Disabilities - Berkeley
    www.bhawd.org
  • Books Aloud - San Jose
    Nonprofit organization that records and lends books on tape for the blind and disabled community. Offers home delivery in the San Jose area.
    www.booksaloud.org
  • Peninsula Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired@ - Palo Alto
    dir.yahoo.com/.../Community/Disabilities
  • Traingosorry.com
    Guide to deaf events and culture in the Bay Area.
    www.traingosorry.com
  • Easter Seals of the Bay Area
    Full range of therapies and supportive services for children, adults and seniors with disabilities, their care givers and families.
    bayarea.easterseals.com
  • Assistance Dog Institute, The - Rohnert Park
    Provides assistance dog placement, training for social/therapy animals, and a program in which at-risk youth train and place assistance dogs.
    www.assistancedog.org
  • San Mateo County Council of the Blind - San Mateo County
    Promoting employment, independence, education, advocacy, and resources for those who are blind or visually impaired.
    www.smccb.org
  • Stumps R Us - Oakland
    Offers support to amputees.
    www.stumps.org
  • Blind Babies Foundation - San Francisco
    Nonprofit organization that partners with families to understand and cope with the impact of childrens visual impairments.
    www.blindbabies.org
  • Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc. - San Rafael
    Nonprofit supporting guide for dog breeding and training including free information on handling guide dogs, becoming a trainer, and interacting with the blind.
    www.guidedogs.com
  • Arc San Francisco. The - San Francisco
    Provides basic training opportunities, employment placement, and residential support services for disabled adults. Also offers support for family members.
    www.thearcsanfrancisco.org
  • National Center For Equine Facilitated Therapy - Woodside
    Utilizing the movement of the horse to provide physical and occupational therapy to physically disabled individuals.
    www.nceft.com
  • Disability Rights Advocates - Oakland
    Provides disability rights litigation that has successfuly challenged disciminatory practices in all aspects of society.
    www.dralegal.org
  • Sankara Eye Foundation, USA - San Jose
    Organizes fundraising events for the Sankara Eye Society (SES) to help the visually impaired in India and other neighboring countries.
    www.giftofvision.org
  • Community Gatepath - Burlingame
    Nonprofit organization dedicated to enabling persons with disabilities to live as fully integrated members of the community.
    www.communitygatepath.com
 


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