Community Services/Non-Profits in Redwood City, CA

14 locations found near Redwood City

“Definitely worth the 30min drive and bridge crossing to get our community cats fixed through the TNR program. 3 of us had individually gone to another local cat clinic in Fremont to use vouchers. But staff was incredibly rude, understandably made mistakes, but was just mean for no reason. There were also a lot of unnecessary rules/requirements that probably deterred people from following through w/surgeries. We are all trying to help and rescue is stressful (I focus on dogs personally). But ease and kindness is what keeps people voluntarily helping these animals. Thank you for offering this AND thank you for just being kind and straightforward!”

4.4 Superb162 Reviews

“Sequoia YMCA has great pool that has warm water and a deep end for exercising. water volleyball is played Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 11-12 am, this is lots of fun!”

4.8 Superb48 Reviews

“I brought a rescue kitty to Nine lives be neutered & chipped before finding him a good home. I was so impressed with the the organization & efficency. The staff are very nice & they kept me wellI informed about the protocol. I will be returning & highly recommend bringing any feline here for their services.”

4 Good63 Reviews

“I've contracted their services twice, one was to move all my rental storage contents into my garage and another for landscaping work. Both times the guys were courteous, on time and hard working. Would def recommend!”

5 Superb9 Reviews

“It is a place called Core Services with all the resources for those in need of housing, health and many more. Helpful friendly people treat everyone with respect.
Nextdoor is Human Services Agency.”

3.9 Good26 Reviews

“(Translated by Google) Casa Círculo Cultural is a non-profit organization that has low-cost classes in art, dance, folklore, taekwondo, music, cooking for children, piano, painting, art and many more classes; directed not only for Latin people, but for all those who want to learn.(Original)Casa circulo cultural es una organización non profit, que tiene a bajo costo clases de arte, danza, folcklore, taekwondo, música, cocina para niños, piano, pintura, arte y muchas clases más; dirigida no solo para la gente latina, sino para todos aquellos que quieran aprender.”

4.4 Superb10 Reviews

“We adopted two kittens from Lucy. She was helpful and generous with supplies. Our kittens are still adjusting to their new home and Lucy's been available for advice and excited to receive the pics I share with her. Her cats and kittens have plenty of opportunity for exercise and it's obvious she really cares for them.”

3.9 Good62 Reviews

“This is not a cult. Don't worry about it. They're good honest people and the books by the founder is logical and true.Scientology, Jehovah's Witness, Mormonism, Unification Church(Family Federation for World Peace and Unification), Sokka Gakkai (SGI), Aleph, etc, are all bad cults.”

4 Good5 Reviews

“I’m so glad we found this place! Ability Path was recommended by my daughter’s primary care doctor after months of unsuccessfully looking for a place that offered occupational therapy for my daughter’s executive functioning skills due to her ADHD.
She is in that awkward stage of being 17 so forming that bond with a therapist is hard and critical because we all know how teenagers are…
She immediately connected with her therapist and looks forward to her sessions. Staff are all lovely and try to work with your schedule.
The facility is located in an open area- quiet with lots of ample parking.
I love how Ability Path uses an app so parents can communicate with the therapist, check on notes about the sessions, write a journal about your childs’ progress at home (and share it with the therapist) as well as check on scheduling - all without your teen being involved. So their privacy is maintained and your questions answered by the therapist directly.
The app does take awhile to get used to, you have to play with it for a bit- not really easy to figure out if i may say so.
I’m not too sure about the age range but I see small children around all the time.
I’m not sure if they also offer online therapy as I see pods in the facility possibly for online meetings.”

3.6 Good9 Reviews

“Kainos is a system of special needs homes, retirement center and day programs. They are one of a kind and unique to the Bay area. If you are considering a placement for your special needs adult family member, this is a place you should consider and apply. My daughter moved in last year, this was her first transition from living at home with her parents. She is very happy and has a new best friend to spend her time with. She loves the day program and going places on the weekends with RJ.
This is place is so fantastic that last month they took half of the clients to Disneyland and the other half on a Disney cruise. Like I said there is no other place in the bay area like this one. They care a lot!”

3.7 Good6 Reviews

“The experience I had with RTP is limited to only 5 people who work there. I can say this about the 5 people I have met. They are all the type of folks one could hope to work with on jobs.”

3.7 Good6 Reviews

“My son has been going for a few years now, he likes going, they treat him with respect and I like the activities they have for them, the staff is friendly and attentive”

3.7 Good5 Reviews

“This place is fantastic. They take e-waste, clothes, books, you name it. And there is no wait. I tried Palo Alto Goodwill and there was a 2 hour wait just to get in by car. We had very little and I did not need a receipt so I tried to walk in and they said I still had to wait in line with all the cars. So for many reasons, I love this place”

3.2 Average41 Reviews

“Beyond excellent. When it comes to evaluation and experience with kids, it was amazing. I have a child who needed evaluation. Miss Ariel is truly beyond ans above amazing, amazing assessor, to where she allowed my child to be herself and function as she does on regular and was able to evaluate in detail and true to facts every word was spot on. She was able to dismiss an outdated diagnosis as well she wrote recommendations and explained on paper in a helpful language how my child functions so the next person and everybody who will read the report will know my child's needs and how to address situations.The school district doesn't have anything on this company when it come to evaluation hands down it was the best me and my husband was relaxed we trusted the process Miss Ariel is who understands people with dudabilities and strive to help the best they can and more. I highly recommend them to parents who need to hire private assessors and make sure they have fair evaluation for better informed decisions when it comes to IEPTHANK YOU!”

2.3 Poor10 Reviews