Oaks of Hebron

At Oaks of Hebron, we are committed to empowering individuals with developmental disabilities to fully participate in community life—living in their own homes, working or volunteering, and engaging in activities and events just like anyone else.

We are a vendored agency of North Bay Regional Center, which is the local organization that receives funds from the California Department of Developmental Services. We provide services to any person referred to us through the Regional Center. Individuals and families seeking services may request Oaks of Hebron as their service provider through the regional Center.

Supported Living Services (SLS)
Farm and Nursery Activities

Our name comes from a reference in Genesis 13:16 and 18:1-5 where God sent three angels to Abram while he was at the great oaks of Mamre at Hebron. Abram was obedient in caring for the needs of these men whom he did not know. In the same way, Oaks of Hebron, Inc. desires to meet the needs of people with developmental disabilities by caring for the complete person through word and deed.

Oaks of Hebron is established on Biblical principles and has a rich history of providing quality care. Although we are a Christian agency we do not impose our personal beliefs. We believe in providing quality care regardless of anyone’s personal beliefs.

Programs That Support and Empower

Mission & Roots

Oaks of Hebron is a nonprofit agency serving Sonoma County. It supports adults with developmental disabilities, helping them live in their own homes, work or volunteer, and take part in the community. Founded in 1980, it is based on faith-driven values and honors each person’s dignity without imposing beliefs

Living Services: Supported and Independent

  • Supported Living Services (SLS): Delivers daily support at home for tasks like personal care, cooking, household management, medication, appointments, and community participation
  • Independent Living Services (ILS): Offers one-on-one coaching in skills such as shopping, public transit use, budgeting, self-advocacy, problem solving, and daily living skills

These programs offer person‑centered care that adapts support to each individual’s needs and goals

Day Services & Family Support

  • Tailored Day Services (TDS): Focused on finding meaningful activities or employment for participants, with individualized support and job placement help
  • Coordinated Family Supports (CFS): Designed for adults still living at home. Helps families access resources, plan care, arrange medical appointments, and secure backup supports for caregivers
  • Growing Together: Farm, Nursery, Recycling & Hauling

A set of programs combining skill building and community service:

  • Farm and Nursery: Clients work on an acre farm producing vegetables, flowers, fruit, livestock care, and nursery plant cultivation
  • Recycling & Hauling Program: Provides eco-friendly cleanup services to local residents and businesses. Participants sort, recycle, haul and clean, gaining valuable work experience and a sense of purpose .

Recreation & Trips

Recreation is a vital part of community life. Program participants enjoy local outings and occasional overnight trips to destinations like Lake Tahoe, Disneyland, Grand Canyon, and San Diego . Staff organize varied activities—from museum visits and baseball games to beach trips and nature walks.

Key Impacts and Reach

Service impact spans multiple programs and clients:

  • Support through Supported and Independent Living serves dozens of individuals, with staff providing from several hours to full‑time care depending on need
  • The Growing Together Farm and Hauling/ Recycling offer a work-like environment in a supportive setting
  • Recreation trips enrich lives through new experiences beyond everyday routines

Services at a Glance

How Oaks of Hebron Supports Local Families

Each service connects adults and families with staff who guide daily routines, skill development, and community involvement through respectful, person-centered support.

Those seeking assistance may request Oaks of Hebron through the North Bay Regional Center. Programs are open to anyone referred by the Regional Center in Sonoma County