Bayview Family Resource Center

Community United Against Violence (CUAV) is a San Francisco-based organization that has been working since 1979 to empower LGBTQ communities and combat violence and oppression. They provide support and resources for LGBTQ individuals who have experienced violence or abuse, offering peer advocacy counseling, support groups, and leadership training to transform cycles of trauma into cycles of safety and liberation. CUAV is committed to creating safe communities where everyone can thrive, and they actively work towards ending anti-black racism and police violence. Their programs and initiatives aim to support the wellness and healing of predominantly low- and no-income LGBTQI individuals, while also mobilizing broader communities to join the social justice movement and promote collective liberation.Generated from the website

The Center for Independence of the Disabled, also known as CID, is a privately owned, nonprofit corporation that offers independent living programs. Incorporated in 1979, it helps more than 2,000 people with disabilities in direct and indirect services. It also serves over 3,400 disabled people with individual and systems advocacy issues. The Center for Independence of the Disabled provides peer counseling and consulting services and independent living skills, work incentive and assistive technology programs. It is a member of the California Foundation of Independent Living Centers and the National Council of Independent Living. The corporation is affiliated with other nonprofit agencies through its membership in the California Association of Nonprofits. Its staff, management and board of directors consist of people with significant disabilities. The Center for Independence of the Disabled is located in San Mateo, Calif.

Morada de Mujeres del Milenio is a non-profit organization founded in 2001 by Rosa Acosta, dedicated to supporting Latina women affected by domestic violence. Their mission is to provide a range of services including support groups, parental classes, anger management classes, home visits, and assistance with applications, with the aim of promoting self-esteem and growth for the women and their families. Through their programs, Morada de Mujeres del Milenio strives to break the cycle of violence that threatens the health and safety of the community, making a significant impact in the lives of hundreds of individuals each year. They welcome financial donations and offer opportunities for individuals to contribute their time and resources to help reduce domestic violence.Generated from the website