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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.

The San Mateo County Medical Association (SMCMA) serves as the voice for organized medicine in San Mateo County, representing, informing, and supporting physicians while promoting quality medical care for the community. Through various initiatives, advocacy efforts, and member benefits, SMCMA aims to address the challenges faced by healthcare professionals and enhance patient care. With a commitment to fostering camaraderie among physicians, SMCMA provides opportunities for members to engage in legislative advocacy and community service, ensuring that their voices are heard in shaping healthcare policies. The association also offers resources for practice management, legal assistance, and professional development to empower its members in their medical practices. Generated from the website

The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America (UBC) is one of North America's largest building trades unions, representing over half a million skilled professionals dedicated to safe and productive work in the construction industry. With a rich history spanning more than 135 years, UBC prioritizes job fairness, family-sustaining wages, and comprehensive benefits for its members. UBC is committed to training and educating the next generation of construction professionals through its Carpenters International Training Fund (CITF) and the Department of Education and Training (DET). These initiatives focus on enhancing skills, safety, and productivity, while encouraging members to actively participate in the political process to advocate for the needs of working people and support vital infrastructure investments. Generated from the website