AbilityPath
AbilityPath supports transition-age youth and young adults through Employment Services, Day Programs, Social Recreation, Independent Living Skills, Creative Arts, and Co-Operative Housing.

BATRS Inc
We provide Adaptive Skills Training to individuals who seek to develop independent living skills

California State Council on Developmental Disabilities (SCDD)
The California State Council on Developmental Disabilities (SCDD) disrupts systems to make them work better – more effective, efficient, agile, and accountable – for Californians with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and their families. We are an independent state agency, created by federal and state law, and led by individuals with IDD and their families.

Guided by our core values of self-determination, independence, productivity, integration, inclusion, advocacy, protection, and quality of life, we challenge barriers, improve policies, and create opportunities so every person can live, work, and thrive in their own community. We work to make California the best place for individuals with IDD and their families. We do that through advocacy, capacity-building, and systems change. Our services and support are free, so cost is never a barrier to access.

California Youth Leadership Forum (YLF)
The California Youth Leadership Forum for Students with Disabilities (YLF) is a statewide leadership and self-advocacy program for high school and transition-age youth. YLF hosts a six-day statewide forum for students to learn about self-advocacy and leadership development through activities, panels, and keynote speakers in a peer-led environment. Additionally, YLF hosts regional events bringing our programming directly to students across the state.

CBEM LLC
Short Term Crisis Services vendored through the Regional Center

CID (Center for Independence of Individuals with Disabilities)
CID's mission is to provide support service, community awareness, and systems change advocacy to promote the full and equal community integration and participation for people with disabilities

San Mateo College Internship Program (CIP)
CIP is a residential transition program for young adults with learning differences, offering support in academic, career, life skills, advising, wellness, and social skills development. We also offer a two-week summer camp program for high school students.

College Living Experience (CLE)
College Living Experience (CLE) is the industry’s leading provider of post-secondary support, including coaching for academics, social skills, independent living, career development, and executive function for neurodivergent young adults on a college or career path.

College of San Mateo
A community college offering academic programs, career education, and disability support services.

College to Career (C2C) – College of Alameda
A program supporting students with intellectual disabilities in accessing inclusive college coursework and career pathways.

EvoLibri
EvoLibri Consulting is a socially responsible, fee-for-service agency serving teens and adults with specific challenges that without targeted services keep them from reaching their full potential. Founded by Jan Johnston-Tyler in 2007, we have served over 1,000 clients and their families, helping them Make Life Work.

Family Resource Connections Support
Coordinated Family Support. Through CFS, we support individuals with developmental disabilities and their families by providing information and connections to services related to employment, education, and community resources.

FHAR (Family Housing and Adult Resources)
Develops and operates supportive housing and residential programs including supported living, independent living, recreation and day program services for individuals with developmental disabilities. 

Foothill College – Tools for Transition & Work (TTW)
TTW is a one-year, full-time college program designed for neurodivergent young adults who are ready to take the next step toward independence.

Fresh Approach
Fresh Approach fosters connections between farmers and communities to increase access to locally-grown food, support the financial success of California growers, and offer culturally-relevant nutrition and urban agriculture education — rooted in the belief that everyone deserves nourishing food.

Golden Gate Regional Center (GGRC)
Golden Gate Regional Center is a state- and federal-funded nonprofit organization serving individuals with developmental disabilities in Marin, San Francisco and San Mateo counties.

Health Plan of San Mateo
Health Plan of San Mateo, connect members with support programs to help them stay healthy

Housing Choices
Creates and supports affordable housing opportunities and provides housing coordination for individuals with developmental disabilities.

J and J Family Support Services
J&J provides Coordinated Family Support through GGRC, which is helping families and individuals find services and navigate the systems while honoring their culture, values, and experiences.

Kainos Home and Training Center
Provides residential care and day programs for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County
Offers free legal assistance to low-income residents, including housing and public benefits advocacy.

Le Tusa
Provides skill-based programs and therapeutic support for neurodivergent and intellectually and developmentally disabled individuals, in partnership with their families and communities by centering connection, identity, and self-determination.

Life Services Alternatives (LSA)
LSA provides exceptional community living and programs for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities (I/DD)

MERISTEM
Meristem is a multi year transition program that serves neuro divers individuals ages 18 - 28. Meristem provides an integrative Day Program, a live in opportunity within our ILS Program and job training through our Work Skills Program.

Moving Forward Towards Independence
Moving Forward Towards Independence is committed to guiding each individual to achieve his or her highest potential by providing a safe environment that maintains a balance of challenges and support. Moving Forward fosters growth in social, vocational, and independent living skills. Working in partnership with residents and their families, Moving Forward offers a caring and responsive community where adults with learning differences can enjoy productive, fulfilling, and healthy lives.

One Step Beyond Disability Services
OSBI is a non profit community integration and employment development program with a multitude of recreation activities and opportunities.

Project Invent
Project Invent transforms learning spaces to empower 6th-12th students as STEM innovators by inventing for social good! We support our educators with training and support throughout the year. Students have built everything from smart wallets to help the blind detect bill denominations to devices to limit carbon emissions.

Project Sentinel
Project Sentinel empowers community members by protecting fair housing rights and providing free support, education, and resources to prevent housing discrimination.

Red Cross
Delivers disaster preparedness, emergency response, and community health services.

San Mateo County Registration & Elections
The Election Division provides voter education, voter registration, and volunteer opportunities to all serving as a resource for county residents

Skyline College
Skyline College is a public community college in San Bruno, California. Opened in 1969, it is one of three comprehensive community colleges in the San Mateo County Community College District. Skyline College claims an annual population of over 16,000 students, with over 100 affordable associates degrees.

Special Match
Provides a boutique matchmaking service for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and autism on the San Francisco Peninsula.

Special Needs Living Adult Day Program
Special Needs Living Adult Day Program offers adult day services focused on community participation and skill development.

Social Vocational Services (SVS)
Provides employment training, job placement, and day programs for adults with developmental disabilities.

Stanford Early Support Program for Autism
The Early Support Program for Autism is a collaboration between Stanford Children's Health and Children's Health Council to provide supportive services, at no cost, to families of children and adults with diagnosed or suspected autism.
These services involve:
• Clinical Care Coordinator: Helping families navigate the service systems and connect with providers in the community
• Parent Educator: Parent education in play-based strategies to build a strong parent-child relationship

The Autism and Developmental Disabilities Research Program's main aim is to better understand the basic neurobiology of autism and other developmental disorders while furthering our understanding of how genetic and environmental factors may contribute to the onset and progression of these disorders. With this aim in mind, we conduct a variety of research studies and clinical trials of novel behavioral and biological therapies in hopes of developing effective interventions for the treatment of core features of these disorders.

The New Hope Band / Hope Services
Hope Services provides employment and community services; The New Hope Band is a music program that promotes inclusion and artistic expression.

Vista Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired
Vista Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired is a non profit organization that serves over 3,700 blind and low vision individuals annually.
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Wayfinders at Fresno State
Wayfinders is a 2-year non-degree inclusive independent living certificate program for young adults with intellectual disabilities. Participants of Wayfinders enhance their independence by residing in student apartments, participating in work experience internships, enrolling in courses at Fresno State through Open University, and actively participating in the community.

Young STEAMers
Young STEAMers is a nonprofit organization dedicated to bring STEAM opportunities to youth from low income , under-resourced families.