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Use the following Resource Guide to find family oriented activities and services found in and around San Diego.   You can use the “Select All/None” button at the top left in the blue box below to make it easier to view specifically what you might be looking for.  Then just check the boxes you want to show up for the services for which you are looking.

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San Diego Family Resources

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  • 2-1-1 San Diego

    http://www.211sandiego.org/
    San Diego Resources

    2-1-1 San Diego is a resource and information hub that connects people with community, health and disaster services through a free, 24/7 stigma-free confidential phone service and searchable online database. 2-1-1 serves the entire population of the County.

    P.O. Box 420039, 92142, San Diego, CA, 858-300-1211

  • Balboa Park

    http://www.balboapark.org/
    Field Trip Ideas

    Balboa Park began as 1400 acres of land set aside in 1868 by San Diego civic leaders. Known then as “City Park”, the scrub-filled mesa that overlooked present day Downtown San Diego sat without formal landscaping or development for more than 20 years.(Today the Park’s total land parcel has been reduced to 1,200 acres.)

    1549 El Prado, 92101, San Diego, CA, 619-239-0512

  • Balboa Theatre

    http://sdbalboa.org/
    Places that offer shows, plays, or musicals good for kids

    Built in 1924, the historic Balboa Theatre was an elegant vaudeville and movie palace in the heart of downtown San Diego. At the time, it was a state-of-the-art building that included six storefronts along Fourth Avenue, with 34 offices on the floors above

    868 Fourth Avenue, 92101, San Diego, CA, 619-570-1100

  • Big Sister League

    http://www.womenshelters.org
    Women's Resource Center

    Established in early 1942 by Frances Steele Woods, the Big Sister League owns two homes in the Hillcrest area.  Residential facility for women.  Must not have children.

    115 Redwood, 92103, San Diego, CA, 619-297-1172

  • Cadman Recreation Center

    http://www.sandiego.gov/park-and-recreation/centers/recctr/cadman.shtml
    Places for pets to play

    To acquire, develop, operate, and maintain a park and recreation system which enriches the quality of life for residents and visitors alike, and preserves it for future generations.

    4280 Avati Drive, 92117, San Diego, CA, 858-581-9929

  • The Center

    http://www.thecentersd.org/
    Women's Resource Center - San Diego LGBT Community

    The mission of the Women’s Resource Center (WRC) is to create a safe space where LBT women and their allies will have access to important resources and referrals regarding health care, social services, and community activities. The WRC is a place for younger women, older women, women with kids and women with cancer, women of color and women of faith to strengthen and enhance their quality of life.

    3909 Centre Street, 92103, San Diego, CA, 619-692-2077

  • *Center for Community Solutions

    http://www.ccssd.org/
    Women's Resource Center - Hope, Healing and Prevention

    Our mission at Center for Community Solutions is to end relationship and sexual violence by being a catalyst for caring communities and social justice.

    4508 Mission Bay Drive, 92109, San Diego, CA, 858-272-5777

  • Christian Youth Theater

    http://www.cytsandiego.org/shows/
    Places that offer shows, plays, or musicals good for kids

    CYT is dedicated to developing character in children and adults through training in the arts and by producing wholesome family entertainment, all of which reflect Judeo-Christian values.

    1545 Pioneer Way El Cajon, 92020, San Diego, CA, 619-588-0206

  • City of San Diego – Dog Parks

    http://www.sandiego.gov/park-and-recreation/parks/dogs/leashfree.shtml
    Places for pets to play

    All people bringing their dogs to leash free areas enter at their own risk and accept full responsibility and liability for their dog’s actions. All other park areas with the exception of the Beaches and Mission Bay allow dogs at any time, but they must be on a leash. Owners are always required to clean up after their dogs.

    San Diego, CA

  • City of San Diego

    http://www.sandiego.gov/police/services/prevention/victimresources/domesticviolence.shtml
    San Diego Police Department

    Find information about victim resources on the San Diego Polic Department website.  Information about filing a crime report, restraining orders and more.  24-hour hotline 1-888-DVLINKS.

    San Diego, CA, 619-234-3164

  • Copley Symphony Hall

    http://www.sandiegosymphony.org/
    Places that offer shows, plays, or musicals good for kids

    The Symphony offers wide range of concert experiences and performs over 140 concerts each year. The San Diego Symphony’s indoor performances include the Jacobs Masterworks series with music director Jahja Ling, offering traditional classical repertoire and featuring such guest artists as Horacio Gutierrez, Joshua Bell, Lang Lang and Gil Shaham; the City Lights series, featuring principal pops conductor Bill Conti and popular guest artists such as Jennifer Holliday, Michael Feinstein, Peter Cetera, Bill Conti, Kenny G and Brian Stokes Mitchell; the Family Festival, featuring family-friendly concerts; and Classical Edge, a fascinating series of concerts that examines classical music and the human mind from entertaining and thought-provoking angles.

    750 B Street, 92101, San Diego, CA, 619-231-0163

  • Coronado Tourism District

    http://www.coronadotourismdistrict.org/
    Field Trip Ideas

    The Coronado Tourism Improvement District (CTID) was established in July 2010 to increase to the number of overnight guests at Coronado hotels in addition to improving revenue for local tourism-based businesses. This is carried out through advertising, marketing and public relations campaigns. Funding for these campaigns does not come from the City of Coronado, it comes from a ? percent guest assessment at the four largest hotels in Coronado.

    P.O. Box 180245, 92178, San Diego, CA, 619- 319-5174

  • Dining Joint

    http://www.sandiegorestaurantsandbars.com/
    Useful Apps for parents in San Diego

    Check out new and undiscovered San Diego’s restaurants using the Dining Joint app. Visitors can browse venues by cuisine, meal type and occasion. Each listing detail displays the venue’s location, hours, menu, cost and enables one-touch calling for reservations. Other fun features include restaurant coupons, a tip calculator and a fortune cookie application with daily epithets.

  • Discovery Map

    http://discoverymap.com/
    Useful Apps for parents in San Diego

    This map app is a great way to find where to eat, shop and play in more than 100 great destinations across San Diego. Discovery Map helps you learn about places near you by combining its maps with your device’s location and with a categorized list of great places to visit in each destination.

  • Divorce & Separation Group

    http://www.jfssd.org/site/PageServer?pagename=programs_counseling_support#divorce
    Support group for adults

    Attend this group to help sort out feelings, thoughts, and concerns. Interact with others about how relationships have been affected, how to move on, fears about the present and future, feelings of sadness, loss, and anger. Open to new attendees.

    Turk Family Center 8804 Balboa Ave, 92123, San Diego, CA, 877-537-1818

  • Divorce Source

    http://www.divorcesource.com/ubbthreads
    Divorce Thread

    This is a Divorce Support Group for men and women. We offer support in a safe and confidential space with other individuals who are experiencing similar feelings and frustrations. We allow you to post your feelings and contact others going through similar situations.

    1600 Lehigh Parkway East, Ste. 1K, 18103, Allentown, Pennsylvania

  • Divorce Support Meetup Groups

    http://www.meetup.com/Divorce-Support-Group-San-Diego/
    Support group for adults

    This is a Divorce Support Group for men and women. We offer support in a safe and confidential space with other individuals who are experiencing similar feelings and frustrations. We discuss the feelings of failure, anger, guilt, grief and loss that often accompany this major life transition.

    Online Only, San Diego, CA, Join Meetup Group for contact

  • DivorceCare

    http://www.divorcecare.org/
    Support group for adults

    DivorceCare is a friendly, caring group of people who will walk alongside you through one of life’s most difficult experiences. Don’t go through separation or divorce alone.

    P.O. Box 1739, San Diego, CA, 800-489-7778

  • East San Diego Soccer Shots

    http://www.soccershots.org/eastsandiego
    Classes fun for kids

    Soccer Shots is a program offered to children 2-12 that meets once a week at daycare centers, schools, and parks throughout the city to introduce your child to soccer! Our Soccer Shots instructors are energetic and enthusiastic, are great teachers, and love working with children

    7183 Navajo Rd Ste J, 92119, San Diego, CA, 619- 609-6921

  • Father Joe’s Village

    http://redtri.com/socal/ways-to-give-back-in-san-diego/#
    Kid Volunteer opportunities

    Children age 10 and older can volunteer with a parent/guardian in a variety of ways at Father Joe’s Village, which is the largest rehabilitation program for the homeless in San Diego, preparing over 3,000 meals daily. They always need assistance in many areas, the most kid-friendly of which would be serving meals and sorting mail.

    3350 E Street, San Diego, CA, 619-645-6411

  • Fiesta Island

    http://www.sandiego.gov/park-and-recreation/parks/dogs/bchdog1.shtml#Fiesta
    Places for pets to play

    Fiesta Island is a large area of land centrally located in Mission Bay. There is a 5 MPH zone on the east side of the island that is popular for recreational water sports. Permits for this location are usually for Over the Line tournament, walks/runs, bicycle races/time trials and other special events.

    Ocean BeachFlood Control Channel, 92101, San Diego, CA, 619-235-1169

  • First Baptist Church

    http://churchatthemall.com/contact/
    Support group for adults

    First Baptist Church at the Mall is dedicated to developing every aspect of believers’ spiritual lives: their connection to God, their connection to growth (other believers), and their connection to ministry. Our passion is to be a place where people from every stage of life can come to make these fundamental connections.

    PO Box 90669, San Diego, CA, 863-682-0163

  • *Hannah’s House

    http://www.hannahs-house.org/
    Support and Protect Children being challenged by divorce.

    Hannah’s House is a supervised visitation & safe exchange family center.  The organization provides a safe place for children who find themsleves caught in a Family Court custody disputes.  The center is place where children can come together with their parents in a nurturing, supportive and protective environment. We help kids safely spend time with parents who are overcoming issues affecting their ability to parent independently.  We help parents through a variety of classes: parenting, co-parenting, anger management, and substance abuse. Hannah’s House prevents family violence/abductions during break-up/transition of the family.  We reduce conflict in the families & communities we serve.

    9455 Franham Suite 100, 92123, San Diego, California, 585-300-2730
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    Healthy Children Project

    http://www.healthychildren.cc/
    Kds - health related

    Healthy Children Project, Inc. was established in 1993 as a non-profit research and educational institution dedicated to improving child health outcomes in partnership with public, private and non-profit agencies. Through its Center for Breastfeeding, Healthy Children is the largest national provider of lactation management education for health care providers.

    327 Quaker Meeting House Rd., 2537, San Diego, CA, 508-888-8044

  • Healthy Hands Cooking

    http://www.healthyhandscooking.com/kids-cooking-classes
    Kds - health related

    All Healthy Hands Cooking Classes are educational based to teach your child about healthy choices they can make at home.We recommend enrolling your child in our 8-Hour Core Cooking Program or Cooking Day Camp to give them a great foundation of cooking skills they can use for life.

    Irmo, South Carolina, 28117, San Diego, CA, 800-932-8227

  • Hearts to Hands Women Shelter

    http://www.womenshelters.org/det/hearts-to-hands-women-shelter
    Women's Resource Center

    Search through the list of women’s shelters including homeless shelters, family shelters, residential treatment centers, transitional housing other women’s assistance resources.

    PO Box 740881, 92174, San Diego, CA

  • Hotel Solamar, a Kimpton Hotel

    http://www.hotelsolamar.com
    Places for pets to stay with their owners

    Things are pretty chill in San Diego. To help you kick back and go with the flow, we have four-star services and amenities to attend to your every need. Our employees are a down-to-earth bunch and about as unpretentious as they come. It’s because they genuinely care. And that’s what makes staying with us so refreshing.

    435 6th Ave, 92101, San Diego, CA, 619-819-9500
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    Kid Ventures

    http://www.indoorplaysandiego.com/kids-birthday-parties/
    Good place for kids parties

    Kid Ventures is a child and parents’ dream come true. We are the safest, cleanest, most creative indoor “edutainment” and play facility in San Diego. Our boutique-style play village is designed for you to help nurture your child’s imagination and creativity in a healthy and fun environment.

    5066 Santa Fe St, 92109, San Diego, CA, 858-272-2266

  • Kid Ventures

    http://www.indoorplaysandiego.com/
    Places to take kids to play

    Kid Ventures is far more than a neighborhood play and party center. Our vision on leading the way in children’s “edutainment” is evident from the moment you step foot inside our warm and inviting Kid Ventures facilities.

    5066 Santa Fe St, 92109, San Diego, CA, 858-272-2266

  • *Kids’ Turn San Diego

    http://www.kidsturnsd.org/wordpressktsd/support-us/opportunities/
    Kid Volunteer opportunities

    Kids’ Turn San Diego frequently has volunteer opportunities for individuals to support our programs and special events.  Time commitments range from 2 hours to 20 hours per month.

    4909 Murphy Canyon Rd #515, San Diego, CA, 858-521-0027

  • Kitchen Kid

    http://www.kitchenkid.com/
    Kds - health related

    Kitchen Kid Founder and Culinary Coach, Samantha Saffir Barnes is a creative cook and former middle school educator. Fascinated by her students’ love of cooking, yet discouraged by their unhealthy lunch choices in the cafeteria, Samantha was determined to merge her two passions – teaching and cooking.

    3435 Ocean Park Blvd. Suite 107-56, 90405, San Diego, CA, 310-450-3462

  • La Jolla Blue Book

    http://www.lajollabluebook.com/find-it-la-jolla
    Useful Apps for parents in San Diego

    Have you taken the family to the “jewel” of San Diego yet? If not, La Jolla is a must-see for any San Diegan or visitor. The La Jolla Blue Book app let’s you easily navigate the beaches, restaurants, boutiques, kids’ attractions and more. The app’s “Visitor Info’ category also gives users the option to launch a detailed La Jolla Visitors Guide to events.

  • Leukemia & Lymphoma Society®

    http://www.lls.org/
    Resource for Blood Cancers

    The world’s largest voluntary health agency dedicated to blood cancer.  Their missions is to improve the quality of life of patients and their families impacted by blood cancer.

    800-955-4572

  • Little Rascalz Soccer School

    http://littlerascalzsoccer.com/
    Classes fun for kids

    This husband and wife team created and started ‘Little Rascalz Soccer School’ in 2005. Due to developing a new and ‘fun’ soccer program, coupled with a wonderfully unique & enthusiastic teaching style as well a welcoming soccer community in San Diego, this family business has seen ‘Little Rascalz Soccer’ expand and grow at an astounding rate.

    3830 Valley Center Dr Ste 705 - 826, 92130, San Diego, CA, 619-309-9626

  • Lotus Outreach International

    http://www.lotusoutreach.org/
    Women's Resource Center

    Incorporated in the year 2002 in California to create a U.S. center of infrastructure for Lous Outreach.  The organization’s mission is to endure the education, health and safety of at-risk women and children in the developing world.

    888-831-9990

  • Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego

    http://www.mcasd.org/
    Field Trip Ideas

    With two locations, the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (MCASD) is the region’s foremost forum devoted to the exploration and presentation of the art of our time, presenting works across all media created since 1950.

    MCASD Downtown 1100 & 1001 Kettner Boulevard, 92101, San Diego, CA, 858-454-3541

  • Muslim Women in Action

    http://www.womenshelters.org/det/muslim-women-in-action
    Women's Resource Center

    Islamic organization organized by women in San Diego to address social issues affecting women and their families.  Muslim Women in Action (MWIA) began in 1997 to aid women and families who found themselves victims of life transitions and to educate the general public. about Islam and Muslim women.

    PO Box 153788, 92195, San Diego, CA, 888-940-6942

  • National Center for Fathering

    http://www.fathers.com/
    Mens Educational Organization

    Helping Fathers find resources and information to be the best father they can be.

    1600 West Sunset Ave., Ste B, 72762, Springdale, Arkansas

  • National Coalition For Men

    http://ncfm.org/
    Mens Educational Organization

    NCFM is dedicated to the removal of harmful gender based stereotypes, especially as they impact boys, men, their families and those who love them.

    932 C Street, Suite B, 92101, San Diego, California, (888) 223-1280

  • Nobel Recreation Center Playground

    https://plus.google.com/112529758780184616157/about?gl=bd&hl=en
    Adventure

    There are people, kid,old and young, families and groups that are always here for a walk and playing around. People can be seen playing soccer, doing exercises, softball etc in small groups or teams.

    Toscana Drive and Nobel, 92122, San Diego, CA, 858-538-8129

  • Pump It Up

    http://www.pumpitupparty.com/
    Good place for kids parties

    Pump It Up is where your imagination comes to play – Our play areas and giant inflatables help spark a child’s imagination. With more than 140 Pump It Up locations across the United States, we’re proud to be Kids’ Favorite Place.

    9370 Waples St Ste 102, 92121, San Diego, CA, 858-658-9968

  • San Diego Adult Schools with Class Information

    http://study.com/san_diego_adult_school.html
    Classes fun for adults

    Adult school options in San Diego, California, include programs offered through public schools and community colleges. These programs provide adult students with educational opportunities ranging from career development training to personal enrichment studies.

    3240 Palm Ave, 92154, San Diego, CA, 619- 600-3800

  • San Diego County – Health & Human Services Agency

    http://www.sandiegocounty.gov/hhsa/facilities/central/centre_city_family_resource_center.html
    San Diego County Resources

    This facility includes Child Welfare Services, In Home Supportive Services (IHSS) administration, and a Family Resource Center (FRC) which offers a variety of self-sufficiency services

    1255 Imperial Avenue, 92101, San Diego, CA, 585-694-3900

  • San Diego Essential Guide

    http://sandiegoessentialguide.com/
    Useful Apps for parents in San Diego

    This app gives you an alphabetical guide to San Diego’s regions and lesser-known attractions. Sort by neighborhood, costs, and even distance from your own home. You can find family-friendly and pet-friendly attractions along with photos, ratings and insider tips.

  • San Diego Family Mediation Center

    https://sdfmc.com/
    Family Mediation Center

    San Diego Family Mediation Center is here to help you and your family deal with conflict constructively and find ways to improve communication, solve problems, and reach agreements on legal and non-legal issues.

    2002 Jimmy Durante Blvd, Suite 122, 92014, Del Mar, California, (858) 736-2411

  • San Diego Hikers

    http://www.sandiegohikers.com/
    Hiking Resource

    The one stop shop to find everything you need to know about San Diego hikes. There’s maps, trails, and more included on this informational site.

    San Diego, California

  • San Diego Home School Center

    http://www.sdhomeschoolcenter.com/
    San Diego Home-Schooling

    This website is dedicated to teach you the proper way on how to home school your child in the San Diego area. Information about Methods, Legal, and more provided.

  • San Diego Junior Theatre

    http://juniortheatre.com/
    Places that offer shows, plays, or musicals good for kids

    San Diego Junior Theatre provides engaging, innovative, high-quality theatre education and productions for children of all cultural heritages, ages, abilities and levels of interest.

    1650 El Prado, Suite 208, Casa Del Prado, Balboa Park, 92101, San Diego, CA, 619-239-1311

  • San Diego Little Ittaly

    http://www.littleitalysd.com/
    Field Trip Ideas

    The Little Italy Association (LIA) is the only district management corporation of its kind in any Little Italy neighborhood in the United States. LIA deals with a variety of livability issues that range from sidewalk cleanliness to new building design review; from community schools to no-leash dog run parks.

    2210 Columbia Street, 92101, San Diego, CA, 619-233-3898

  • The San Diego Museum of Art

    http://www.sdmart.org/
    Field Trip Ideas

    The San Diego Museum of Art, the region’s oldest, largest and most visited art museum, provides a rich and diverse cultural experience for almost 250,000 visitors annually. Located in the heart of beautiful Balboa Park, the Museum’s nationally renowned permanent collection includes Spanish and Italian old masters, South Asian paintings, and 19th- and 20th-century American paintings and sculptures.

    1450 El Prado Balboa Park, 92112-2107, San Diego, CA, 619-232-7931

  • San Diego Museum of Man

    http://www.museumofman.org/
    Field Trip Ideas

    Inspiring human connections by exploring the human experience.To be San Diego’s dynamic place to go to learn about each other, reflect on our place in the world, and build a better community.

    1350 El Prado, Balboa Park, 92101, San Diego, CA, 619- 239-2001

  • San Diego Natural History Museum

    http://www.sdnhm.org/
    Field Trip Ideas

    The San Diego Natural History Museum traces its roots to an enthusiastic group of amateur naturalists, who formed the San Diego Society of Natural History in 1874.

    1788 El Prado, Balboa Park, 92101, San Diego, CA, 619-232-3821

  • San Diego Offline Street Map

    https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.citybot.dayplanner.sd
    Useful Apps for parents in San Diego

    Ideal for families who don’t want to add unnecessary mileage to their roaming charges or hate struggling to find wi-fi, this offline street map allows you to browse through San Diego while on the go. Pinch to zoom in and out of the map for close-ups. This app even includes a travel guide to the districts and history of San Diego.

  • San Diego Paintball Park

    http://www.sdpaintball.com/
    Adventure

    Our goal is to provide our customers the SAFEST and most FUN experience possible.

    9570 Distribution Ave, 92121, San Diego, CA, 858-610-6094

  • San Diego Resources

    http://www.sandiegofamily.com/resources
    Additional San Diego Resources

    A page dedicated to additional San Diego Resources.

    1475 6th Avenue, 5th Floor, 92101, San Diego, California

  • San Diego Tourism Authority

    http://www.sandiego.org/
    San Diego website

    Travel professionals provide a vital and valuable service: To share exclusive and coveted insider information on a destination. San Diego Tourism Authority (SDTA) is a great resource for travel professionals who seek expertise and information about San Diego.

    750 B Street, Suite 1500, 92101, San Diego, CA, 619-232-3101

  • San Diego Unified School District

    http://www.sandi.net/Domain/38
    Classes fun for adults

    San Diego Unified School District Adult School offers a comprehensive High School Diploma Program (HSDP) that is responsive to the educational needs of the adult learner. Each student is provided with an educational program in a learner-centered, cohesive and supportive environment.

    2555 Camino Del Rio South, Suite 155, 92108, San Diego, CA, 619-293-4430

  • San Diego’s Little Italy

    http://www.littleitalysd.com/
    Useful Apps for parents in San Diego

    Download the app to guide your exploration of Little Italy and see what makes this unique neighborhood what it is today. The app also provides great parking solutions to make your traveling to Little Italy just a bit easier (especially if you’re visiting the community during their amazing Saturday Farmer’s Market Day).

  • San Dieguito Adult School

    http://www.sdadulted.com/
    Classes fun for adults

    Fall and Winter can be a great time to get started on a fun new health routine, learn a new skill, or try something you have never done before… like maybe Photography, Dancing or Art.

    710 Encinitas Blvd. Encinitas, 92024, San Diego, CA, 760-753-7073

  • Scott Levin Mediation

    https://sandiegofamilylawyer.net/
    Divorce Mediation & Family Lawyer in San Diego

    San Diego Divorce Mediation & Family Law provides mediation services for family law matters. Divorce, Domestic Partnerships, & more.

    9820 Willow Creek Rd Ste 410, 92131, San Diego, CA, (858) 255-1321

  • SD Dog Daycare

    http://sddogdaycare.com/
    Places for pets to stay & groomer

    At San Diego Dog Daycare there is room for everyone. Small dogs cavort with their little buddies while the big dogs romp with their friends. All guests have access to spacious indoor and outdoor spaces where they can play in the sun or settle down for a nap. We don’t believe in cages, so your pup is always free to roam. Whether they want to play in the pool, climb on the structures, snooze in the shade or chase the ball, their days are fun and full.Our doggie monitors are with the dogs all day long to attend to their needs. They make sure the facilities are clean and sanitary at all times.

    1835 Imperial Ave, 92102, San Diego, CA, 619- 702-4090

  • Single Parents

    http://www.singleparents.org/
    Parenting Information

    Nobody understands the single parenting life as well as other single parents do! Here at SingleParents.org we want to bring together all those parents out there willing to share, ask, laugh and learn about the often adventurous times-good and bad- singleparents just like you are experiencing.

  • Skateworld Roller Rink

    http://skateworldsandiego.com/
    Places to take kids to play

    San Diego Skateworld is the proud home to some of the best roller skating in Southern California! We specialize in Birthday Parties, Public Sessions, Roller Derby, Pro Shop Sales, Skating Lessons, Private Events, and More!

    6907 Linda Vista Rd, 92111, San Diego, CA, 858- 560-9349

  • Sky High Sports

    http://sdo.jumpskyhigh.com/
    Places to take kids to play

    Sky High Sports is a unique trampoline fun center. This facility has been designed and created for one purpose: To have FUN! Come and improvise! Whether you flip forward or flip backward, you will definitely flip out for Sky High Sports!

    8190 Miralani Dr, 92126, San Diego, CA, 858-693-5867

  • Soccerloco

    http://www.soccerloco.com/
    Classes fun for kids

    Soccerloco delivers the performance products and innovative experience needed to take committed players, teams and fans to the next level. Our brand represents the sheer passion and hysterical love for soccer shared by our customers, employees and partners. The “Loco” or crazy we reference in our name lives in the committed player with confident swagger, the authentic fan with unwavering support for their favorite club, and any other person to whom soccer is much more than just a game.

    3755 Murphy Canyon Rd Ste L, 92123, San Diego, CA, 858- 715-6800

  • Spreckels Organ Pavilion

    http://spreckelsorgan.org/
    Places that offer shows, plays, or musicals good for kids

    The Spreckels Organ Society is a volunteer-driven 501-C-3 non-profit incorporated in 1988 to preserve, program, and promote the Spreckels Organ as a world treasure for all people.

    1549 El Prado Ste 10, 92101, San Diego, CA, 619-702-8138

  • The Divorce Help Clinic LLC

    http://www.thedivorcehelpclinic.com/index.html
    Support group for adults

    The Divorce Help Clinic LLC is unique in that we only take on non-litigation clients. We focus on finding out-of-court appropriate solutions for tough decisions like custody, support, and finances. When people leave our office, they leave with an agreement that they fully understand, one that they have crafted together with their spouse and feel good about.

    12250 El Camino Real, Suite 165, 92130, San Diego, CA, 858-863-3380

  • The Golden Paw

    http://www.thegoldenpaw.net/
    Places for pets to stay or groomer

    The Golden paw is the perfect place for your pup to come play for the day. Stay at our facility that offers the best dog kennel rates in San Diego. Whether you’re leaving your precious pet for the day or a week, deciding where to go can be time consuming. Throughout the search process you will encounter several different activity options, lodging options, as well as different price ranges.

    3915 9th Ave, 92103, San Diego, CA, 619- 299-2068

  • The Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank

    http://sandiegofoodbank.org/about-events/holidayfooddrive/
    Kid Volunteer opportunities

    Every year the Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank hosts our Holiday Food Drive from Nov. 1 to Dec. 31 to collect food for individuals and families in need over the holidays. You can help us feed hungry San Diegans this holiday season.

    9850 Distribution Avenue, San Diego, CA, 858-863-5133

  • The San Diego Air & Space Museum

    http://www.sandiegoairandspace.org/
    Field Trip Ideas

    The San Diego Aerospace Museum was established on October 12, 1961, when the articles of incorporation submitted by the non-profit Citizen’s Committee were approved by the State of California. When the idea was presented to then-Mayor Charles Dail, he recommended the vacant Food and Beverage Building in Balboa Park as an ideal location, and the City Council approved the recommendation.

    2001 Pan American Plz., 92101, San Diego, CA, 619- 234-8291

  • The USS Midway Museum

    http://www.midway.org/
    Field Trip Ideas

    The USS Midway Museum is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization Flags set in a rowestablished in 1992. The Museum opened in June 2004. It is governed by a board of directors.

    910 N. Harbor Drive, 92101, San Diego, CA, 619-544-9600

  • Tierrasanta Community Park and Recreation Center

    http://www.sandiego.gov/park-and-recreation/centers/recctr/tierrasanta.shtml
    Adventure

    The center was built in 1990 to accommodate the needs of the rapidly growing family community.

    11220 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., 92124, San Diego, CA, 858-573-1393

  • Treatment Centers in San Diego

    https://treatment.psychologytoday.com/rms/county/CA/San+Diego.html
    Treatment Centers

    This is a list of additional treatment centers in the San Diego area for various situations.

  • Urban Jungle Fun Park

    http://urbanjunglefunpark.com/birthday/
    Good place for kids parties

    Urban Jungle is unlike anything you have ever seen before. Our Urban City metropolis is filled with adrenaline inducing, high adventure activities designed for kids of all ages. Come experience the ultimate in family friendly entertainment where participating URBANITES move from one activity to another.

    8711 N Magnolia #300 Santee, 92071, San Diego, CA, 619-334-6107

  • Victory Gymnastics Academy

    http://www.vgasd.com/
    Classes fun for kids

    We are committed to teaching your children the FUN-damentals of gymnastics in the safest and most rewarding way possible.

    4863 Shawline St, 92111, San Diego, CA, 858- 650-3547

  • Visit Coronado

    http://www.coronadotourismdistrict.org/
    Useful Apps for parents in San Diego

    This app guides you through San Diego’s beautifully enchanted island that’s a must-visit for San Diego families. The app offers listings for Coronado attractions, shops, restaurants, walking tours and local events. Users can find visitor information and pinpoint their location on the island through a GPS navigation feature.

  • Waterfront Park

    http://www.sandiegocounty.gov/parks/Waterfrontpark.html
    Classes fun for kids

    Since 1938, the County Administration Center has stood on the San Diego Bay welcoming residents and visitors alike, symbolizing the highest aspirations and ideals of public service. The newly constructed Waterfront Park is the most significant waterfront open space in downtown San Diego and fulfills a vision decades in the making slating it as a quintessential destination for residents and visitors.

    1600 Pacific Hwy, 92101, San Diego, CA, 858-694-3030

  • World Pulse

    http://worldpulse.com/
    Support group for adults

    Our mission is to lift and unite women’s voices to accelerate their impact for the world. Through our growing web-based platform, women are speaking out and connecting to create solutions from the frontlines of today’s most pressing issues. With a focus on grassroots women change leaders, our programs nurture community, provide media and empowerment training, and channel rising voices to influential forums.

    1006 SE Grand Ave, Suite 200, San Diego, CA, 503-331-3900

  • *YWCA Battered Women’s Services

    http://www.ywcasandiego.org/
    Women's Resource Center - hope love healing

    The YWCA of San Diego County empowers women, children and families to break the cycle of domestic violence and homelessness and achieve self-sufficiency.  Through Becky’s House®, Passages and the Cortez Hill Family Center, The YWCA provides extensive services to more than 5,800 individuals each year.  Hotline/Crises: 619-234-3164

    P.O. Box 126398, 92112, San Diego, CA, 619-239-2342
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