NBRC’s Napa office will be moving to a new location starting June, 13, 2016. The new offices are located at 600 and 610 Airpark Road in the business park near the Napa airport. With this move being so close to the normally scheduled Annual June Board meeting– celebrating achievements made by individuals receiving services with NBRC and NBRC staff– this year the Annual celebration will instead take place July 6th from 5:00-7:00pm. But don’t be confused, our June 1st Board meeting will take place at the old offices on 10 Executive Ct. starting at 5:00pm. NBRC seeks public input at this meeting to bring caseload ratios down to comply with state mandates. Join us June 1st.
Hiring Individuals with Disabilities Is Good Business
April 4, 2016 by
Starting as a part-time dishwasher, Emma (featured on front page) quickly advanced to a full time employee, making over 100 pies a day for Petaluma Pie Company.
Husband and wife owners Lina and Angelo discovered it made sense to hire more individuals, and expanded opportunities to include work for three more NBRC young adults. Contact NBRC to learn more about hiring individuals with disabilities to enhance and diversify your workforce, or click here to read more about innovations in Sonoma County.
Lanterman Act & Regional Centers’ 50th Anniversary
January 24, 2016 by
Requests for Proposals: NBRC to Launch 26 New Projects
October 17, 2015 by
With Governor Brown’s recent legislation to close SDC by 2018 and continued resource development to meet the diverse needs of individuals with developmental disabilities, NBRC has 26 new RFP projects that we are requesting proposals for. Looking for an opportunity to expand, become more innovative, or delve into a whole new service field? Take a look at the opportunities that await here: PDF.Final RFP3
Special Olympics Medalist Shares Experience; Throws First Pitch at Giants Game
September 11, 2015 by
With unwarranted modesty, Napa’s Jose Ayala shared his Special Olympics experience to an awestruck audience at NBRC’s Board Meeting September 2. An athlete through and through who won a silver medal in javelin and a bronze medal in the 4-by-100-meter relay,Jose shrugged off any suggestion that his competitors posed challenges. But Jose was dwarfed by the pride in his mothers voice as she described the great abilities and interest her son has always had in sports, as evidenced by his collection of medals. It was an amazing night for NBRC’s Board, and everyone touched by Jose’s great achievements. NBRC is a proud supporter of Jose and all Special Olympics athletes. See him throw the first pitch by clicking here.
Recognizing Individual’s Achievements
June 24, 2015 by
NBRC’s Annual June Board 
Meeting is a special occasion. This year both young and old were recognized for their amazing achievements in gaining greater independence and contributing to their communities. NBRC thanks our Service Coordinators and great support staff for their commitment to improving the lives of individuals receiving services, and the many individuals who proudly accepted recognition for their great achievements.
Recognizing Individual’s Achievements
June 24, 2015 by
NBRC’s Annual June Board Meeting is a special occasion. This year both young and old were recognized for their amazing achievements in gaining greater independence and contributing to their communities. NBRC thanks our Service Coordinators and great support staff for their commitment to improving the lives of individuals receiving services, and the many individuals who proudly accepted recognition for their great achievements.
