Venues that host communities

A large assembly hall within the First Congregational Church in Berkeley that hosts rehearsals for the Berkeley Community Chorus & Orchestra, providing a welcoming space for singers of all levels to practice choral masterworks.

A community-based program serving students with developmental disabilities, offering vocational skills and self-determination training. Community groups meet here for art exploration and vocational skills classes.

Provides services and support for individuals with Alzheimer's disease and dementia, along with caregiver support and community education on dementia care.

Part of the Peralta Community District, located near BART, serving as a hub for community resources and education.

A supportive, bias-free haven providing comprehensive services to youth and families, helping them navigate challenges toward becoming productive adults.

A non-profit organization offering fitness, recreation, and competitive sports programs for people with physical disabilities, welcoming volunteers and donations.

An organization committed to helping homeless, poor, and disabled people in Alameda County achieve health and self-sufficiency through advocacy and support.

Provides services and advocacy for employment, independent living, and equality for individuals with disabilities in partnership with consumers and stakeholders.

The world's first organization run by and for people with disabilities, founded in 1972, supporting independence and community participation.

Two senior centers offering a variety of resources and activities for the senior community, including BAS classes Monday through Friday.

A clubhouse model program for adults with significant mental health problems, providing socialization, rehabilitation, and counseling services.

A self-governing membership organization for people who are blind or low vision, fostering independence, dignity, and self-determination since 1939.

The largest provider of free legal services in the East Bay, offering poverty law clinic services to make community members' lives healthier and more secure.

A Jewish gateway and home to a large community since 1978, welcoming people of all ages, faiths, and backgrounds to build community and celebrate together.

Vibrant residences for low-income seniors living independently, offering various BAS classes including tai chi, memory training, and film appreciation.

BAS hosts trainings offered by the SEEDS organization, providing community resolution services.

A life-changing program providing skills for success in the workforce at no cost to students or their families.

A resource center for at-risk youth in Southwest Berkeley, offering classes, programs, and facility rental information.