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Parent Institute for Quality Education
2041 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA 94704

Since 1987, this non-profit  has encouraged collaboration between parents, teachers and students and has taughtMore the parents and teachers of more than one and a half million disadvantaged youth how to give their children and students the best chance for educational success.</p> <p>Their programs include free classes to parents on how to foster a positive learning environment for their children and how to navigate the school system in order to better their children's chances of going to college and workshops for teachers on how to interact with parents and learn best teaching practices.</p> <p>Parents and teachers who would like to take advantage of these free resources (offered in sixteen languages) should visit their website to see if their students' school is involved with the program already, and if it's not, how to go about bringing about a partnership with PIQE. </p>

Habitot Children's Museum
2065 Kittredge St, Berkeley, CA 94704
Habitot Children's Museum is a hands-on discovery museum for infants, toddlers and preschoolers. The museum operatesMore year-round exhibits, classes and performances as well as a literacy program and toy lending library. For parents, Habitot offers parenting classes, parent support groups, a family resource center and more. For teachers, the museum holds teacher training programs.
Bright Horizons at Bayer
921 Parker St, Berkeley, CA 94710
Bright Horizons is a childcare provider with locations worldwide. This facility provides services for children rangingMore in age from infants to five years. Daily snacks are provides and classes are divided into groups based on age. Back-up care, parenting seminars and parents' night out programs are offered. 
UC Berkeley Transfer Re-entry and Student Parent Center
100 César Chávez Student Center, Berkeley, CA 94720

This office in Lower Sproul Plaza assists veterans, transfer students from community or other colleges, youngerMore students who are financially independent, students who are also parents, and re-entry students, defined loosely as people who have been away from school five years or more. </p> <p>The office has comfy couches and computer workstations, coffee, a microwave and a study pod for parents with toys and books for kids. Peer and professional counselors are on hand to help ease adult students into (or back into) the Cal experience. </p>

Birthways
1600 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley, CA 94709
Birthways is a volunteer-run non-profit providing resources on birthing and parenting to families in the EastMore Bay. It has a lending library, online resource database, newsletter, referral line and offer classes and a volunteer doula program. For low-income parents, it offers free doulas and advocates for the mother who have been shown to lead to all sorts of positive results. See the website to apply.
The Model School
2330 Prince St, Berkeley, CA 94705
Just off the buiness-heavy Telegraph Avenue on Price Street in a modest structure is the home of The Model SchoolMore Comprehensive Learning center. As a learning center dedicated to human growth and development, The Model School is geared not only toward children but the staff and parents as well. The school provides a true alternative for parents who want a comprehensive educational program for their children in an ideally prepared humanistic developmental learning environment.
The Snuggery
2008 McGee Ave, Berkeley, CA 94703
The Snuggery is a development preschool for children between two and six years. The school day includes arts and crafts,More storytelling, music, free play, puppet shows and nature studies. It also has neighborhood walks and field trips to the fire station and the Berkeley Marina. The Snuggery also has special festivals on holidays like Halloween, Christmas and the Chinese New Year. It strongly encourages parents to attend parent-teacher conferences and potluck dinners whenever possible.
Bay Area Children First
1400 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley, CA 94709
Founded by a psychotherapist, this Berkeley non-profit provides counseling, therapy and parenting support services andMore classes to Bay Area children and their families. It specializes in children and families in foster care and those experiencing trauma because of death, divorce, substance abuse, domestic violence and other issues. Bay Area Children First also provides professional training sessions and workshops for child welfare agencies and parents, foster or otherwise, of neglected and abused children.
Through the Looking Glass
2198 6th St, Berkeley, CA 94710
Through the Looking Glass is a national advocacy organization for parents with disabilities and their families, as wellMore as children with disabilities. Its services include developmental services, relationship support, research, adaptive equipment, training and education. It specializes with children and adults on the autism spectrum, developmental disabilities, deafness and hearing impairments, as well as other disabilities.
STE Consultants
2560 9th St, Berkeley, CA 94710
Since 2003, STE Consultants has been providing Applied Behavior Analysis to disabled people in the local community. TheMore consultants offer early intervention services; behavioral, social and parental skill training classes; inclusion support and 3-10 services. Contact STE Consultants during regular business hours for more information.
A Better Way
3200 Adeline St, Berkeley, CA 94703
A Better Way is a non-profit organization that provides mental health, parenting, housing and therapy resources toMore children and families. The association attempts to reunite children with their biological families when possible and provides foster home placements or adoption plans when it is not.
Berkeley Public Education Foundation
1835 Allston Way, Berkeley, CA 94703
The Berkeley Public Education Foundation brings together parents, teachers, volunteers and donors to enrich theMore experience of Berkeley public school students. With the donations received, it provides grants for field trips, visits from creative types, expands libraries and funds teacher improvement programs.