EBI IS TURNING 30!
For over 30 years, East Bay Innovations has empowered individuals with disabilities in Alameda County
to live full and independent lives. EBI is a private non-profit organization that now supports about 1,000
individuals with disabilities to live as independently as possible in their own homes, to be successfully
employed, and to feel a sense of membership in their community.
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Read MoreDiscover the Impact: Celebrating 50 Years of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act through EBI’s Work
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Read MoreMoving Forward:
When Project SEARCH began at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital in 1996, it would have been hard to envision there now being more than 650 U.S. and international Project SEARCH programs. EBI is proud to be included in this count.
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Read MoreWe are thrilled to announce the launch of our 2024 internship cycle. Project SEARCH is a life-changing program designed to provide valuable work training and experience to RCEB clients that are interested in seeking competitive employment in the community.
Read MoreThrough the California Department of Rehabilitation’s (DOR) Demand Side Employment Initiative (DSEI), EBI has developed a newly-accessible childcare training opportunity: the Early Educator Apprenticeship Program. This apprenticeship program has been adapted for regional center and/or Department of Rehabilitation clients who would like to work in a preschool, but who need support to complete the classes required for preschool employment.
Read MoreSan Leandro, California July 10, 2023 – East Bay Innovations has been awarded a Top Workplaces 2023 honor by The San Francisco Bay Area Top Workplaces.
Read MoreCourses delivered through the CalGrows program to caregivers for older adults and adults with disabilities.
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Click here to view EBI’s Spring 2023 Newsletter.
This video includes a conversation with Jeanna and her parents, Barbara and John, about Jeanna’s route to becoming a Preschool Teacher Associate more than a decade ago.
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