Riekes Center Physical Therapy is a non-profit for children providing them with athletic fitness, creative arts and nature awareness programs. Their mission is to help students define and accomplish their goals.
The Peninsula Vet Center offers free counseling, outreach and referral services to eligible veterans. One-on-one as well as group readjustment counseling, family and marital counseling and substance abuse information are available.
Rosener House offers day care to older adults with physical or mental limitations. The center provides intellectual and creative stimulation with a variety of activities that encourage socialization. Offered health services include a registered nurse on staff, physical, occupational and speech therapies, support groups for family caregivers and more. Families can arrange for tours of the facility to make sure that their loved one will fit into the culture of the center.
Nestled in the heart of the civic center, this community services building functions as a place where individuals can immerse themselves in the activities that electrify Menlo Park.
Cherise Brandell, Community Services Director, compiles an activity guide each season that contains all the action-packed, skill-building courses provided by the city for youths, seniors and all ages between. During the summer months, classes include, Hungarian Dance, Fairy Tale Theater and Kik Sool Won. Registration and payment for classes take place at this location.
The rooms in this building, which range from small to large in size, are available to rent for weddings and parties. Inquire at the front desk for details.
The center stands in between a large lawn, used to play a variety of sports activities, and a duck pond. Although signs request that people not feed the ducks, the eager behavior of the feathered friends who flock here suggests the rules have been summarily ignored.
Tennis court keys for city-owned courts are available for purchase here, too.
Nestled in the heart of the civic center, this community services building functions as a place where individuals can immerse themselves in the activities that electrify Menlo Park.
Cherise Brandell, Community Services Director, compiles an activity guide each season that contains all the action-packed, skill-building courses provided by the city for youths, seniors and all ages between. During the summer months, classes include, Hungarian Dance, Fairy Tale Theater and Kik Sool Won. Registration and payment for classes take place at this location.
The rooms in this building, which range from small to large in size, are available to rent for weddings and parties. Inquire at the front desk for details.
The center stands in between a large lawn, used to play a variety of sports activities, and a duck pond. Although signs request that people not feed the ducks, the eager behavior of the feathered friends who flock here suggests the rules have been summarily ignored.
Tennis court keys for city-owned courts are available for purchase here, too.
This bustling center is where many local seniors come to hang out with other members of their community. Some play a rowdy game of pool or cards in one of the side rooms. Others prefer to take advantage of the ceramics classes and exercise lessons offered by the center.
The first garden concerts were held in July 2010; and Avideh Yaghmai-Samardar, Senior Services Supervisor, hopes to make them an annual tradition. The musicians who played at the concerts were active members of the Senior Center community.
The Menlo Park Senior Center partners with the 2nd Harvest Food Bank to feed needy people in the area, among other philanthropic organizations.
Located near the Belle Haven Swimming Pool, the Onetta Harris Community Center is a place where people from all over Menlo Park can meet their neighbors. National Night Outs are held in the parking lot here during the summer months, and many other community classes, as well as activities, are held here throughout the year.
The Onetta Harris Community Center offers a place of congregation and function for the citizens of Belle Haven. It features a multi-purpose room, gymnasium, conference room, classrooms, computer lab, fitness room and kitchen. The community center is utilized for various Menlo Park programs and events, including teen dances, Camp OHCC, game nights, career fairs, meetings and holiday celebrations.
Situated in a quiet corner of Menlo Park, Vallombrosa Center is a retreat and conference center led by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of San Francisco. It is conveniently accessible both by car and public transportation. The Center can accommodate groups of up to 100 for several days and serves nutritious meals based on group needs. The meeting areas fall into three categories: Administration, Mansion and Chapel. Rates can be found here.