Social Vocational Services

VIDA is a nonprofit organization based in Emeryville, CA, dedicated to providing medical relief and support to health institutions in Latin America. With a strong commitment to sustainability, VIDA diverts viable medical supplies and equipment from landfills, sending them to communities in need regardless of race, religion, or politics. By focusing on education and prevention of illness, VIDA aims to empower people to improve their health outcomes. The organization collaborates with volunteers and partners to prepare and ship medical supplies to various countries, responding to ongoing challenges such as the impacts of COVID-19 and other socio-economic issues. Generated from the website

The Bay Area Mural Program (BAMP) is a dedicated team of artists committed to transforming public spaces through impactful and meaningful art. They engage the community by providing creative public art experiences, including workshops and mural design sessions for youth aged 5 to 20. BAMP focuses on community engagement, empowering participants to express themselves while addressing local issues through artistic collaboration. Their inspiring murals not only enhance the visual landscape but also motivate and uplift viewers, contributing to a more vibrant and connected community. Generated from the website

The East Bay Center for the Blind is a grassroots nonprofit organization based in Berkeley, California, dedicated to empowering individuals who are blind or have low vision. Established in 1939, it offers a range of services including Braille instruction, assistive technology training, and social activities, fostering independence and confidence in its members. As a membership-driven organization, the Center prioritizes collaboration and mutual support among its members, many of whom actively participate in its operations and governance. The East Bay Center for the Blind emphasizes a welcoming environment where individuals can share experiences and seek guidance as they navigate the challenges of visual impairment. Generated from the website