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There are about 6 adult day care providers in CONCORD.
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HAND IN HAND FOR PROGRESS DAY PROGRAM 2025 PT. CHICAGO HWY. CONCORD CA 94520 (925) 640-2188 |
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SVS CONCORD ADULT DAY PROGRAM 2300 STANWELL DRIVE CONCORD CA 94520 (415) 896-5777 |
Social Vocational Services, Inc. (SVS) was founded in 1977 as a small after school program for teenagers with autism in Manhattan Beach. In the 35 years since its establishment, SVS has grown to serve over 4000 individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities throughout California. We offer a wide variety of services to meet the needs and interests of a diverse population. |
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GEORGE MILLER CENTER - CONCORD 3020 GRANT STREET CONCORD CA 94520 (925) 646-5710 |
We are a nonprofit community-based organization—our mission is to enhance and enrich the lives of children with special needs and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including autism, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, and similar conditions. Toward that end, we provide direct services and advocacy to assist those we serve in achieving their highest level of personal independence and self-sufficiency. |
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CAP - CONCORD 4615 CLAYTON ROAD CONCORD CA 94521 (925) 685-9742 |
CAP is part of Contra Costa ARC which has provided high quality services to children and adults with developmental disabilities in this county consistently since 1965. Our stability and our reputation have grown steadily. |
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CENTER FOR ADAPTIVE LEARNING 3227 CLAYTON ROAD CONCORD CA 94519 (925) 827-3863 |
The Center for Adaptive Learning has been serving the Bay Area for over 19 years with programs and living facilities designed to support adults in developing their full potential. The Center serves over 40 adults with neurodevelopmental disabilities in a model program of residential care and comprehensive support services. |
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A.L.I.V.E 2151 SALVIO ST., SUITE V CONCORD CA 94520 (925) 825-0263 |
The ALIVE program is designed to increase the quality of life for its consumers by providing individualized opportunities. These opportunities enable our participants to become more independent, advocate for themselves and others, and enjoy a greater involvement in the communities in which they belong. Participants receive a variety of services including individual assessment of needs and ongoing skills training. They also obtain instruction and personal assistance that enables them to engage activities and community outings of their own choosing to enrich and fulfill their lives. ALIVE primarily serves adults over the age of eighteen with physical impairments, developmental disabilities, or sensory impairments who are clients of the Regional Center of the East Bay. ALIVE consumers may need assistance with eating, restrooming, and other activities of daily living, but should not have a medical condition that severely limits their ability to attend program regularly, nor one which poses a danger during regular program activities. Our widespread community involvement requires socially acceptable behavior. For maximum community involvement it is suggested that wheelchair users have access to a power chair. |