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Last Updated: June/18/2026
Agency Name: A Better Way Inc.
Description: A Better Way’s PEI program is designed to provide early intervention support services to children and families in Alameda County through brief assessment and referral services, connection to local resources, mental health consultation, education, and training for families and community partners that interact with the early childhood system. Families in our program will work with a Mental Health Specialist and Family Partner who will assess for family-centered goals, screen children for developmental and mental health challenges, and refer and connect families to needed resources. Additionally, families will be offered parenting support and education through group classes (e.g., Circle of Security Parenting program), through topic-specific trainings (e.g., ADHD, trauma, co-parenting), and through peer-led support groups. The PEI program also works to strengthen the network of community partners providing early intervention and prevention services in Alameda County by developing a more robust referral network between programs and specialties in the early childhood field, and by offering training and consultation to programs interacting with young children and their families.
Service Address: 426 17th St, 2nd FloorOakland, CA, 94612
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Description: A Better Way’s Birth to Five Program provides support and services to children, ages 0-8, and their families. We know that the first years of life is a sensitive period for development. When infants and young children encounter hardship or other difficulties during this time, it places them at a higher risk for experiencing emotional, behavioral, or developmental problems, both now and in the future. To support every child’s chance for healthy development and emotional wellbeing, our program offers a variety of services, including developmental screening, assessment, child and family therapy, and parent coaching. We work with biological, foster, and adoptive parents, and any other significant caregivers in a child’s life. Most importantly, families can receive services where they need it most—at home, daycare or preschool, in the community, or our clinic. Our treatment teams are multidisciplinary and include a mental health clinicians, family partners, and when appropriate, mental health rehabilitation services with behavior intervention specialists. Services are relationship and strength-based, family driven, culturally and linguistically sensitive, and incorporate evidence-based and evidence informed interventions.
Last Updated: June/8/2026
Agency Name: Through the Looking Glass
Description: Through the Looking Glass Early Head Start Program serves children 0-3 and their caregivers as well as pregnant women. Our program specializes in children and families with developmental or disability issues, but is inclusive of parents and children with and without disabilities. During weekly visits, home visitors provide: - Play time that is fun for families and supports children's learning and growth - Activities and support that helps build strong parent-child relationships - Information that connects families to other resources as needed - Developmental play group at the Ed Roberts Campus for children and families 2x per month The home visitors have extensive training and experience working with children and parents with many different types of disabilities. In addition to their expertise in early childhood development, home visitors are trained mental health therapists who work with families using a strength-based approach.
Service Address: 3075 Adeline St., Ste. 120Berkeley, CA, 94703
Description: The center-based option serves families with children 0-3 years residing in Berkeley or Oakland. Homeless families with children 0-3 are also eligible. In the center-based program, Monday-Friday 9am-3pm, families are offered: •Infant/toddler education and care •Breakfast, lunch and afternoon snack • A multicultural play-based curriculum • Opportunities for parent leadership and education • Family resources and support Through the Looking Glass (TLG) and its Early Head Start Center are located at the Ed Roberts Campus, at a transit hub above the Ashby BART station in Berkeley. The campus is a model of universal design, and has many empowerment-oriented resources for people with disabilities.
Description: Home-based program for expectant parents with disabilities. Preparing parenting adaptations, childbirth education.
Description: Home-based support for parents with intellectual disability and their children. Adaptations (e.g. cognitive adaptations, adaptations in communication) and case management. See Adaptive Baby Care Equipment for adaptations when there are physical as well as cognitive disability issues.
Description: Infant/ toddler developmental specialists from a variety of disciplines assess and intervene during home visits to enhance the development of children from birth to age three.
Description: Home-based program for expectant parents, parents or grandparents of young children who have difficulty or pain doing baby care. It is designed for parents who have physical problems with child care from birth to 5 years. Our occupational therapists work with caregivers with pain, fatigue, visual disabilities, and any physical disability, assessing needs and providing baby care equipment and techniques to make baby care easier.
Last Updated: May/11/2026
Agency Name: UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital
Description: Our Parent-Infant-Program collaborates with The Regional Center East Bay (RCEB) to provide services to parents with infants birth to 3 years old who have been diagnosed with a developmental disability. Our multi-lingual staff utilizes skilled Infant Developmental Specialists, Mental Health Clinicians and a Resource Family Partner to offer weekly in-home and center based therapy programs and parent support group. Eligibility requirements; Already a Regional Center East Bay (RCEB) client and have Alameda County Medi-Cal.
Service Address: 312 Clay Street Oakland, CA, 94607
Last Updated: May/10/2026
Description: We offer services for children ages 0- 6 with developmental and/or behavioral concerns. Our department provides a range of programs to meet the mental health, educational and psycho-social support for vulnerable children and their families who reside in Alameda County. Children must have Full-Scope Alameda County Medi-Cal with no secondary insurance or out of pocket expense. For more information, please call our office directly at 510-428-3408.
Last Updated: April/16/2026
Agency Name: Regional Center of the East Bay
Description: RCEB's Early Start Program provides early intervention services to infants and toddlers (ages birth to 3) with developmental delays and disabilities in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties. If you have a concern of developmental delay or disability for your child, to make a referral for eligibility determination evaluation you can contact one of the following: Referral Phone Line: 510-618-6195 Referral eFax: 510-678-4156, Attn: EI Intake Referral Fax: 510-618-7763, Attn: EI Intake Referral Email: earlystartreferrals@rceb.org
Service Address: 500 Davis Street, Suite 100San Leandro , CA, 94577
Agency Name: Play Pals Preschool
Description: Inclusive preschool program welcoming children 18mos and up. Potty training not required. Warm and welcoming environment. Onsite speech and ABA services available for to students who require additional support. Tuition vouchers welcome! Research has shown that in the field of early education, inclusion settings benefit children with and without special needs.
Service Address: 14207 East 14th StreetSan Leandro, CA, 94578
Last Updated: April/15/2026
Agency Name: Outdoor Kids Occupational Therapy, Inc.
Description: Outdoor Kids OT provides small-group OT services for children ages 3-10, 100% outdoors in local nature areas. We focus on building children's coordination, sensory processing, problem-solving, social skills, and confidence. If your child struggles in these areas, we'd love to help! Check out our website at www.outdoorkidsOT.com
Service Address: Outdoor Nature AreasBerkeley, Oakland, & San Francisco, CA, 94702, 94608, 94127
Last Updated: April/13/2026
Agency Name: Kyo
Description: Kyo is a child-centric ABA therapy provider with a mission to provide high quality, effective, and convenient ABA therapy services to families of children with autism.
Service Address: 1290 B Street, Suite 310Hayward, CA, 94541
Last Updated: April/1/2026
Agency Name: Lincoln Families
Description: Lincoln’s Kinship Support Services Program provides free services to kinship families – families in which a child is being raised by his or her relative. Our goal at KSSP is to support our families in any way possible to ensure that the child stays with a relative caregiver versus entering the foster care system. Services include but are not limited to: • Case Management, advocacy and referral for financial, legal, mental health, emergency, and education services. • Free workshops and Kin Conference • Support groups for both caregivers and youth • Free homework help and academic support • Free weekend youth recreation activities • Family events • Youth Leadership program and Volunteering • Teen co-parenting support We serve families in Southern Alameda County: San Lorenzo, San Leandro, Castro Valley, Hayward, Fremont, Newark, Union City, Sunol, Dublin, Livermore, and Pleasanton.
Service Address: 111 Review WayHayward, CA, 94544
Last Updated: March/30/2026
Agency Name: East Bay Agency for Children
Description: Central Family Resource Center - Oakland The Central Family Resource Center serves the families of the Oakland Unified School District. This family resource center provides the gateway to connect children and their families with health insurance and other social services vital to supporting student health and educational success. EBAC works with district, city, and county personnel as well as other community based organizations to coordinate provision of the following services to families on campuses throughout the school district: Healthcare insurance enrollment and retentieon (Medi-Cal, Healthy Families, Kaiser Health Care Plan) Case Management Application Assistance: Food Stamps, CalWorks, Social Security, In Home Support Services, etc. Information and referrals for child support, child care, housing, mental health services, etc. Assistance with school enrollment Translation and interpretation
Service Address: 746 Grand Ave Portable AOakland, CA, 94610
Description: EPIC is an intensive 25 week school-based program for Medi-Cal eligible children ages 3.5-5 who have difficulty self-regulating their emotions and behaviors. Featuring social-emotional learning, occupational therapy, and trauma-focused play therapy, and school staff support, EPIC offers children, their families, and teachers skill building services that improve children’s capacity to self-regulate and respond age appropriately. The program also increases caregiver and teacher knowledge of child development and helps to build a community of support.
Service Address: school basedOakland, California, 94609
Last Updated: March/23/2026
Agency Name: Dublin Unified School District
Description: Early Childhood Special Education services are for children ages 3 to 5 and are provided through Part B of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). Services are available to children with eligible disabilities and/or delays. They are designed to meet the specific educational needs of each child and are based on an Individual Educational Plan (IEP).
Service Address: 7471 Larkdale AveDublin, CA, 94568
Description: School district Early Start program serves children solely low-incidence disability; a child has to be visually impaired, orthopedically impaired or deaf/hard-of-hearing impaired, otherwise referrals go to the Regional Center of the East Bay.
Service Address: 7471 Larkdale aveDublin, CA, 94568
Agency Name: Center for Speech, Language, Occupational Therapy and Applied Behavior Analysis
Description: We offer speech and language evaluations as well as individual and group speech and language therapy sessions to address a variety of communication needs. We currently offer evaluations in-person and through telepractice. Our speech therapy sessions are currently only available through telepractice.
Service Address: 39420 Libery Street, Suite 150Fremont, CA, 94538
Description: We offer Occupational Therapy evaluations as well as individual and group therapy sessions for children with fine and gross motor and sensory needs. CSLOT currently offers a hybrid approach, with both in-person and telepractice sessions available.
Service Address: 39420 Liberty Street, Suite 150Fremont, CA, 94538
Description: CSLOT provides applied behavior analysis services to children ages 2 to 12 years old.
Agency Name: Center for Early Intervention on Deafness
Description: Provides a small group morning class for children ages 18 to 36 months with a creative hands-on learning experience, combining structured activities and free play driven by a developmentally-based thematic curriculum. The emphasis of this class is to help young children acquire age-appropriate skills in socialization, communication, and other areas of physical and cognitive development.
Service Address: 1035 Grayson StreetBerkeley, CA , 94710
Description: A unique, licensed full-time early care and education program specially designed for children who are typically developing and who have special needs. This exceptional education program offers comprehensive early intervention services, while providing a socially and academically rich learning environment that benefits children ages 2-5 who have normal hearing, and who are deaf and hard of hearing.
Service Address: 1035 Grayson St.Berkeley, CA , 94710
Description: Offers an intensive daily morning session for children ages 3 to 5 who have any degree of hearing loss by focusing on the needs and interests of preschoolers and emphasizing a multi-sensory and thematic approach that prepares our students for kindergarten.
Description: A credentialed teacher of the deaf trained in early childhood development, or a speech and language therapist, works with each family in a play-based, natural environment. Parents and family members learn about a variety of issues including: proper use of hearing aids and cochlear implants; effective strategies for developing vocalizations, speech and sign language; impact of temperament and learning styles; and techniques for engaging their child in age-appropriate play and meaningful communication.
Description: Deaf Coaching is provided by a qualified Deacf Coach who meets with students and their families to create an accessible and visually friendly home environment. The Deaf Coach will provide learning opportunities using Sign Language and other communication options to establish interactions, conversations, and engagement between the child and their family.
Service Address: 1035 Grayson St. Berkeley, California, 94710
Agency Name: Center for Early Childhood Connections
Description: We provide a variety of educational and non-clinical services for 0-8 and their caregivers including: -Training and classes for parents and teachers -Social skills support for young children -School based inclusion consultation, behavioral evaluation, planning and referrals -Consultation and professional development for child care teachers and directors -Partnership and subcontracting to support the work of aligned organizations
Service Address: 1009 B Solano AveAlbany , CA, 94706
Description: The Center for Early Childhood Connections advances the mental health and wellbeing of young children in the Bay Area. We aim to provide diversity-informed, culturally-attuned and inclusive therapeutic supports that help children flourish within their families and communities. The CECC promueve la salud mental y el bienestar de los niños pequeños en el Área de la Bahía. Nuestro objetivo es brindar apoyo terapéutico inclusivo, adaptado a la diversidad y adaptado a las culturas, que ayude a los niños a prosperar en sus familias y comunidades.
Service Address: 1009 Solano Ave, Unit BAlbany, CA, 94706
Last Updated: March/19/2026
Agency Name: Boys and Girls Clubs of Oakland
Description: Boys & Girls Clubs of Oakland (BGCO) provides a safe, welcoming, and enriching space for youth ages 6–18. With clubhouses across Oakland, BGCO offers after-school and summer programs focused on academic support, leadership development, health & wellness, the arts, and sports. Our mission is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential.
Service Address: 920 24th StreetOakland, CA, 94607
Service Address: 3300 High St.Oakland, CA, 94619
Service Address: 8530 International BoulevardOakland, CA, 94621
Agency Name: Behavioral Intervention Association
Description: BIA’s social skills groups are offered to individuals ages 5-18. Groups occur after-school from 1-4 times weekly. Group sizes range from 4-8 participants, with an average ratio of 1 adult per every 4 participants.
Service Address: 327 MacArthur BlvdOakland, CA, 94610
Agency Name: Alameda Speech Therapy
Description: Neurodiversity-affirming pediatric speech and language therapy services provided for children ages 1 - 14 years old in our sensory-supportive clinic in central Alameda, California. Through a play-based therapy approach, we support gestalt language processors, orofacial myofunctional disorders, speech sound disorders (articulation, phonology and apraxia of speech), "late talkers," developmental language disorder, stuttering and other fluency disorders. We believe therapy is most effective when it takes into account your child's strengths, interests, & sensory needs. Our clinic has room to jump, crawl, swing, or spin, in order to support each child's unique sensory profile!
Service Address: 2001 Santa Clara AveAlameda, CA, 94501
Last Updated: March/11/2026
Agency Name: Friends of Children with Special Needs
Description: The goal of the Local Children's Programs is to build a brighter future for our children with special needs and to provide them with fun learning opportunities that are usually not offered to them. All programs are coordinated by volunteers/parents and run by caring professionals. Check the website for more details.
Agency Name: Fremont Unified School District
Description: School district Early Start program serves children with solely low-incidence disabilities; a child has to be visually impaired, orthopedically impaired or deaf/hard-of-hearing impaired, otherwise referrals go to the Regional Center of the East Bay.
Service Address: 39207 Sundale Dr.Fremont, CA, 94538
Service Address: 4210 Technology Dr.Fremont, CA, 94538
Last Updated: March/10/2026
Agency Name: Alameda County Office of Education
Description: We provide regular visits to infants and toddlers identified with developmental delays in Alameda County. We also host playgroups in Oakland and Dublin. We host support groups, community outings, and parent education sessions throughout the year.
Description: Relationship-based early intervention services provided to infants and toddlers with disabilities and developmental delays, and their families. Infant Development Specialists collaborate with care providers in their homes, communities, and/or child care settings to support development and positive relationship development. We also offer play groups and community outings. Participation is voluntary and free of charge to eligible Alameda County residents.
Service Address: 5908 Foothill BlvdOakland, CA, 94605
Description: Relationship-based early intervention services provided to infants and toddlers with disabilities and developmental delays, and their families. Infant Development Specialists collaborate with care providers in their homes, communities, and/or child care settings to support development and positive relationship development. We also offer play groups, parent-to-parent support groups, and community outings. Participation is voluntary and free of charge.
Service Address: 313 W. Winton Ave Room #248Hayward, CA, 94544
Description: Relationship-based early intervention services provided to infants and toddlers with disabilities and developmental delays, and their families. Infant Development Specialists collaborate weekly with care providers in their homes, communities, and/or child care settings to support development and positive relationship development. Enrolled families are invited to a regular caregiver and child developmental play group and various community outings. Participation is voluntary and free of charge.
Service Address: 7500 Amarillo RoadDublin, CA, 94568
Description: Relationship-based early intervention services provided to infants and toddlers with disabilities and developmental delays, and their families. Infant Development Specialists collaborate with care providers in their homes, communities, and/or child care settings to support development and positive relationship development. We also offer inclusive community play groups and community outings. Participation is voluntary and free of charge.
Service Address: 313 W. Winton Ave, Room #248Hayward, California, 94544
Agency Name: AEFCT
Description: AEFCT provides high quality services that are structured, comprehensive, and individualized. Our mission is to provide intervention to children with autism, putting the needs of each child first so that they are met fairly and appropriately. We use developmentally sound strategies supported by empirical evidence, combined with a team approach that involves family participation. Autism affects the entire family unit, and we recognize that parent education and participation are essential to achieve success.
Service Address: 1900 Powell Street, Suite 600Emeryville, CA, 94608
Last Updated: March/6/2026
Agency Name: Oakland Children's Physical Therapy
Description: Baby Builders is an Oakland, CA clinic providing a wide range of Pediatric and Physical Therapy Services - including TheraSuit® therapy - for children, birth through adolescents, and adults. In addition, we treat children who are at risk for developmental and global delays, including Down syndrome, prematurity, and cerebral palsy, as well as those who fall within the autistic spectrum, or have speech and language challenges or feeding difficulties. Graciela Pagano, PT, CIMI, the founder and leader of Baby Builders, has more than 20 years of experience in the field of pediatric physical therapy. Our uniquely-qualified, multicultural team of therapists (Spanish- and English-speaking) provides services in the natural environment of your home and in our clinic’s specialized outpatient setting. Our professional staff’s mission is to consistently meet and exceed your individual needs.
Service Address: 4179 Piedmont Avenue, Suite #201Oakland, CA, 94611
Description: Oakland Children's Physical Therapy (OCPT) offers FREE developmental playgroups to children ages 18 - 48 months who are at risk for developmental and socio-emotional delays. The playgroup teachers are child development professionals and are available to answer any questions you may have about your child's development or behavior. Class activities include music therapy, educational games, and sensory play. These activities will help your child learn: • gross and fine motor skills • language development • personal/social skills Class topics include: • Exploring animal sounds • Sensory activities • All about me - developing your child's sense of self • Dress up games - dressing independently, using buttons and zippers, learning clothing vocabulary • Learning the vowels - tips for teaching letter recognition • The importance of reading with your child • Bilabial sounds (M, B, and P) Please call Baby Builders at (510) 388-3664 to find a playgroup near you.
Service Address: 4179 Piedmont Ave, Suite 201Oakland , CA , 94611
Agency Name: Newark Unified School District
Description: School district Early Start program serves children with solely low- incidence disabilities; a child has to be visually impaired, orthopedically impaired or deaf/hard-of-hearing impaired, otherwise referrals go to the Regional Center of the East Bay.
Agency Name: Native American Health Center
Description: Fatherhood Is Brotherhood was started in June of 2020. Native American Health Centers first program geared towards Fatherhood. Fatherhood Is Brotherhood Breaking The Cycle was created for Fathers to have a save place where fathers can connect with other fathers and discuss topics that are concerns for Fathers and finding ways to accomplish there goals as a Parent
Service Address: 3124 International Blvd Oakland , CA, 94601
Agency Name: New Haven Unified School District
Service Address: 34200 Alvarado-Niles Rd.Union City, CA, 94587
Service Address: 4210 Technology DrFremont, CA, 94538
Last Updated: January/20/2026
Agency Name: Oakland Natives Give Back
Description: The Integrated Kindergarten Wellness - Parent Support Program by ONGB, in affiliation with HFA, is a nationally recognized, evidence-based home visiting program that supports pregnant and parenting families—including pregnant and parenting teens—from the prenatal period through a child’s third birthday (and up to age five when needed). Through weekly home visits, dedicated case managers provide parenting education, developmental screenings, and hands-on support to strengthen parent–child relationships and promote healthy family dynamics. The program places a strong emphasis on supporting teen parents by reducing barriers to education and health, promoting school engagement, and addressing the unique challenges young parents face as they balance caregiving, school, and life transitions. HFA connects families to essential community resources addressing health, childcare, housing, transportation, and basic needs, while also providing baby essentials and developmental tools to reduce stress and increase stability. By addressing root causes that impact family well-being and school engagement, the HFA Program helps families build goals, and support positive outcomes for children and parents alike
Service Address: 426, 17th StreetOAKLAND, California, 94612
Last Updated: May/14/2024
Description: BIA provides early intervention services to children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Services are delivered in-home and are individualized with particular emphasis in the development of play and communications skills. 1:1 Daily Home-Based Therapy with weekly supervision. Highly Experienced, Trained and Motivated Personnel, Playful & Creative Learning Opportunities.