Referrals & Resources

Offer a variety of programs serving the needs of disabled, children, youth, adults, and senior citizens. Provide: child development centers, medical rehabilitation therapy, adult day services, autism services, living options, WorkFirst employment program, military and veterans services, senior day services, individualized support services, camping, and recreation.

The El Camino College Community Education department provides short-term, not-for-credit classes, workshops, career-training programs and events designed for professional and/or personal development with an emphasis on inspiring a sense of wonder and imagination for life-long learning.

The Hermosa Five-O Senior Activity Center opened in May of 2010 and is open to all South Bay Residents who are over the age of 50. Hermosa Five-O Members are a group of fun, active and motivated people, who continually strive to improve their lives and their community.

The City of Manhattan Beach provides a variety of activities and services for older adults including Dial-A-Ride transportation, bus excursions, classes and activities, Older Adults Night on the Town, and Senior Club events. Located at Joslyn Community Center: 1601 N. Valley Drive and Manhattan Heights Community Center: 1600 Manhattan Beach Blvd., Manhattan Beach, CA 90266

Programs and activities serving tots, youth, teens, adults, and older adults throughout six parks and facilities. Fee waivers available to Manhattan Beach residents only.

We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit public benefit corporation serving active South Bay seniors interested in lifelong learning. Our program is centered on study/discussion groups (SDGs), which generally meet on the Beach Cities Health Center/District campus in Redondo Beach, with a Hybrid-Zoom option for remote attendance for those unable or unwilling to come to BCHD. A learning-in-retirement community of approximately 200 seniors, 70% of whom are age 75+ years old, organizes study discussion groups conceived, planned, and directed by the members- entirely peer-led. There are no tests or grades. For an annual fee of $250, membership is open to all age 50+ who seek intellectual stimulation and the challenge of shared inquiry,

The Redondo Beach Unified School District Child Development Center is dedicated to providing preschool and school-age children with a safe, nurturing and enriching environment that promotes educational and social growth.

Tot, toddler, youth, adult, and older adult programs and activities throughout six facilities. Fee waivers available to Redondo Beach residents only.

Emphasis is to help seniors establish and maintain healthy and creative life styles that will enable them to remain in their own homes. Major components of programs, services and activities include information and referral, resource guides, special events, clubs and classes at three senior centers, an annual health fair, special needs programs for adults, lunch programs 5 days a week, volunteer opportunities, marketing and advertising, and partnerships and collaborations with local agencies and non profits in the community.

SBAS South Bay Family Tree: Parent and Me, Preschool and Parent Education.