• Special Ed Institutions/ Schools for Visually or Hearing Impaired, Learning Disabled

• 559.

Cove School, Inc.

The Cove School provides highly individualized education and life strategies for children K-12 with complex learning disabilities.

Exceptional Childrens Assistance Center Inc

Exceptional Children’s Assistance Ctr Improving the lives & education of ALL children with a special emphasis on those w/disabilities & special healthcare needs www.

• Women's Rights

• 561.

Restoration Now

CREATING ACCESS TO BASIC NEEDS EMPOWERING PEOPLE THROUGH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP We create access to basic needs.

• Birth Defects, Genetic Diseases

• 562.

United Cerebral Palsy Association of Central California Inc

UCPCC provides programs for more than 1,100 children and adults, along with their families, with a broad range of disabilities.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 563.

Santa Clara Valley Chapter of CA Assn of Marriage and FAM Therapist

Facilitate a network of approx 800 licensed therapists in the Santa Clara Valley within the profession of psychotherapy.

• Autism

• 564.

California Programs for the Autistic Inc

California Programs for the Autistic provides an opportunity for life long living and learning in the community for individuals with developmental disabilities including autism and severe disorders of behavior and communication.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 565.

Associated Students of California State University Chico

The official voice of @ChicoState students since 1942 | Home of @therealPOTAS, the WREC, CAVE, & more.

• Family Services

• 566.

SOCIAL & EMOTIONAL WELLNESS INITIAT

Social & Emotional Wellness Initiative- a nonprofit org providing youth wellness services in Southern CA.

• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

• 567.

Bridges Training Foundation

Bridges Training FOundation EMPOWERING INDIVIDUALSENHANCING COMMUNITIES Our mission advocacy VOCATIONAL social We need your help to transform A life BECAUSE HAVING A DISABILITY SHOULDNOTKEEP ANYONE FROM living a fulfilled life.