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4worldlovers: Provide each youth and young adult at Ala Costa with the skills and opportunities they need to become successful and productive members of society.

Ala Costa Centers’ after-school programs offer after-school care for Neurodivergent school-aged youths in Berkeley and Alameda.

Ala Costa’s Adult Transition (ACAT) program serves Neurodivergent Berkeley Unified School District students ages 18-22. Check out our Adult Program Site by clicking below.

The Adult Community Training (ACT) Program provides community based services for Neurodivergent adults ages 22 and older. Check out our Adult Program Site by clicking below.

We strive to create a safe space for adults and school-aged children with developmental disabilities to use express their unique strengths and explore their community. Our goal is to provide each participant at Ala Costa with the skills and opportunities they need live self-determined lives, self-advocate, and make choices.

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FCSN Adult Day Program (ADP) is dedicated to providing well-rounded training and support based on...


FCSN Supported Living Services (SLS) assists you to live on you own with support. 24/7...

FCSN Independent Living Skills (ILS) Program offers living skills training and support for you to...

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Apply to join FCSN Voices as a Youth Reporter and/or Graphic Artist for the 2023-24 year! The application only requires a brief personal statement and samples of writing/graphic design work. Applications are due April 30 at 11:59 PM.

The Special Needs Talent Showcase Audition was held on February 6, 2023 at the FCSN Chenming and Margaret Hu Center. The auditions were held both online and in-person. Many special needs individuals were able to show off their talents, ranging from singing to dancing.

“When I first found out about FCSN, I wanted to bring something I was passionate about to this special community,” FCSN Tennis Program Founder Sairisheeth Venkat said. Sairisheeth learned about FCSN when he was searching for volunteer opportunities online and was fascinated by the close-knit community and numerous opportunities offered by the organization to help special needs individuals.

Founded with the purpose of amplifying the voices of the special needs community and instilling a sense of community within FCSN’s united families, FCSN Voices has evolved from a printed newsletter in 1997 to a fully-fledged online publication carrying all the strengths of the digital age. Today, the publication features more than 250 articles, accumulating more than 40,000 views and reaching readers across 10 countries. Over the years, FCSN Voices has seen significant growth as a publication and undergone changes in leadership, format, and direction, but has always remained true to its mission of informing readers on issues important to the special needs community.

FCSN’s mission is to help individuals with special needs and their families find love, hope, respect, and support through integrated community involvement.