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Local solutions to domestic violence. If you, a loved one, or a co-worker are suffering through domestic violence, we list here resources in or near Milpitas where you can get help.

YWCA – Support Network for Battered Women
24/7 Crisis Support Line: 1-800-572-2782

Milpitas Police Department
1275 North Milpitas Blvd.,
Milpitas, California 95035
Main Phone: 408-586-2400

Contacting Milpitas Police
Crime Tip Line – 408-586-2500
Neighborhood Watch Info – 408-586-2525

Are You Safe In Your Relationship?
You do not deserve to be hurt. Nothing you say or do causes your partner to hurt you. We all get angry sometimes, but when we do, we all have choices. We can choose to express ourselves in healthy ways. Or we can be irresponsible and choose to hurt someone else – which is not healthy.

Resources for Survivors during the Covid-19 Crisis
Unfortunately, for people who are experiencing violence in the home, a shelter in place order is especially difficult because they cannot escape their abuser. Isolation increases and tensions run high. For survivors, the focus quickly shifts to safety and survival. Am I safe? Are my children safe? How will I pay for groceries and rent? Where can I find help?

Intimate Partner Violence During Covid-19
Domestic violence has increased during stay-at-home restrictions during Covid-19.

Next Door Solutions to Domestic Violence
24-Hour Hotline: 408-279-2962. We provide innovative prevention and intervention services to all families in Santa Clara County. About 18 minutes from Milpitas City Hall.
234 E Gish Rd #200
San Jose, CA 95112

Shelters in or near Milpitas, CA
Welcome to our Milpitas, California page. We provide listings of: women’s shelters, family shelters, transitional housing, residential treatment centers and other residential services for women. Many shelters also provide services such as alcohol and drug rehab treatment along with clinics, and best of all supportive housing options.

Support Network for Battered Women
The mission of the YWCA Support Network is to empower our diverse community to live free from domestic violence. Our vision is to end domestic violence, one family at the time. We look forward to the day that we are able to close our doors because no one in our community will have to fear harm from her/his intimate partner. Toll-free 24 hour crisis line in Santa Clara County: 1-800-572-2782.

Women’s Rights Handbook
Prepared by the Office of the Attorney General as a summary of women’s rights in important areas such as employment, economic independence, education, housing, health care, domestic relations, violent crimes and child care. It also provides other valuable information related to those rights. There is, for example, a section on crimes of violence against women and children, and where victims can get help.

Additional Links

AACI
Asian Women’s Home – 408-975-2739 – Santa Clara County’s largest community-based organization focused on the Asian American community. Their programs continue to grow and improve to provide culturally appropriate and linguistically accessible services.

California Partnership to End Domestic Violence
The California Partnership to End Domestic Violence is a catalyst and advocate for social change through innovative solutions to ensure safety and justice for victims and survivors of domestic violence and their children.

Child Abuse
This website is intended to assist affiliated healthcare personnel of Stanford University Medical Center with questions about recognition and management of suspected child abuse.

Child Abuse Council
The mission of the Child Abuse Council of Santa Clara County is to protect children from abuse and neglect by their parents and caregivers, and from the systems designed to protect them.

Community Solutions
408-842-7138 – We provide a comprehensive spectrum of prevention, intervention, treatment, residential and housing services to the communities of South Santa Clara County, South San Jose and San Benito County.

Corporate Alliance to End Partner Violence
A national non-profit organization dedicated to reducing the costs and consequences of partner violence at work – and eliminating it all together.

Domestic Abuse
This website is intended to assist affiliated healthcare professionals of Stanford University Medical Center with questions about possible management of patient and co-worker domestic abuse and violence.

Elder Abuse
This website is intended to assist affiliated healthcare professional of Stanford University Medical Center with questions and management about suspected elder and dependent adult abuse.

Family & Children Services
Since 1948, Family & Children Services has provided health and human services to children, teens, adults, and families in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties. Our mission is to build strong, safe, and self-sufficient individuals, families, and communities.

First Strike: The Connection Between Animal Cruelty and Human Violence
The First Strike® campaign was created in 1997 to raise public and professional awareness about the connection between animal cruelty and other violent crime violence and to help communities identify some of the origins of violence, predict its patterns, and prevent its escalation.

Institute for Collaborative Response
Through participation in this Institute, students will receive specialized training in collaborative practice and service delivery, and on the effects of family violence, system’s response and awareness of victims’ rights.

Maitri – Helping Women Help Themselves
888-8-MAITRI – Our organization is based in the San Francisco Bay Area, that primarily helps families from South Asia (Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka among others) facing domestic violence, emotional abuse, cultural alienation, human trafficking or family conflict.

National Resource Center on Domestic Violence
Through its key initiatives and special projects, NRCDV works to improve community response to domestic violence and, ultimately, prevent its occurrence.

National Network to End Domestic Violence
Dedicated to creating a social, political and economic environment in which violence against women no longer exists.

New National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline
A 24-hour national web-based and telephone helpline created to help teens (ages 13-18) experiencing dating abuse. It is the only helpline in the country serving all 50 states, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Call 1-800-799-7233, Chat or text. (Text “START” to 88788 to 1-800-799-7233.)

Next Door Solutions to Domestic Violence
408-279-2962 – Next Door’s programs and services are free-of-charge and designed to empower victims and their families. With a short-term goal to provide safety and a long-term aim to prevent abuse, Next Door’s programs and services include Victim Advocacy, Shelter & Housing, Support Groups, and Children & Youth programs.

Peace at WorkDedicated to preventing violence in the workplace before it becomes a threat.

Pro Bono Project
The Pro Bono Project provides quality, caring representation to clients with limited means. Our volunteer attorneys make the courts and the protection of the laws accessible to the most vulnerable members of our community.

SV Faces – Victim Witness Assistance Program
Crime victims may experience problems and disruptions that require special attention and support. The Victim Witness Assistance Program was created to assure that every possible benefit, service and courtesy is made available to crime victims and witnesses.

The Initiative Greenbook Initiative
Released in 1999, the Greenbook Initiative offers a comprehensive set of responses designed to eliminate or decrease the enormous risks that battered mothers, caseworkers and judges must take on behalf of children.

Vine Link (Victim Information and Notification Everyday)
VINELink is the online version of VINE (Victim Information and Notification Everyday), the National Victim Notification Network. This service allows crime victims to obtain timely and reliable information about criminal cases and the custody status of offenders 24 hours a day.

YWCA – Support Network for Battered Women
800-572-2782 – Our services include a 24-hour toll-free crisis line, an emergency shelter, counseling, information and referrals, support groups, safety planning, legal services and community education presentations.

Ethnic Organizations in Milpitas or Nearby

Black, East Indian, Filipino, Hispanic, Native American, Pakistani, Taiwanese, and Vietnamese ethnic organizations in Milpitas or nearby and with a fair number of Milpitas members, which meet to socialize and meet common goals.

Black

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
The mission of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) is to secure the political, educational, social, and economic equality of rights in order to eliminate race-based discrimination and ensure the health and well-being of all persons.
1313 N. Milpitas Blvd, #163
408-991-4610

Silicon Valley/Santa Clara County Black Chamber of Commerce
Our mission is to develop and maintain a strong positive alliance between the public and private sector, provide technical assistance through workshops, training programs, and referrals specifically designed to enhance the growth and development of black businesses.
25 N. 14th St, Suite 505, San Jose, CA 95112
408-288-8806

East Indian Ethnic Groups

Bay Area Youth Vaishnav Parivar
BAYVP is an organization with the purpose of bringing together all Vaishnavs of the bay area. Over the past couple of years we have organized various festivals and cultural events including Saptahs, Mahaprabhiji Utsav and Annakut. We also have a yearly picnic in summer for all Vaishnavs and we conduct cultural activities for kids, including weekly Shreemay Vidya Mandir.
25 Corning Ave.
408-586-0006

India Community Center
The ICC was conceived as a place where every generation of the Indian Diaspora could find comfort in various facets of their culture, preserve and practice unique traditions and celebrate festivals and social milestones in a welcoming environment. It was also designed to be a center where people of other cultures can explore and experience Indian traditions and values.
525 Los Coches St.
408-934-1130

Silicon Valley Indian Professionals Association
SIPA is a forum for expatriate Indians in Silicon Valley to contribute towards cooperation between the USA and India in high technology areas.

Filipino Ethnic Group

Filipino American Chamber of Commerce of Silicon Valley
Promotes and assists Filipino American businesses and those wanting to do business with the Philippines. Our goal is to promote economic development in Santa Clara County through international trade, business promotion, business education, entrepreneurship and job creation. Facebook.
2086 Walsh Ave., Ste. B1
Santa Clara CA 95050
408-283-0833

Hispanic Ethnic Group

Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Silicon Valley
The Hispanic Chamber founders sought to maximize Hispanic business and economic development to increase better understanding between Hispanic businesses, corporate America and the community at large.
1887 Monterey Rd, San Jose, CA 95112
408-248-4800

Native Americans

Indian People Organizing for Change (IPOC)
A community-based organization in the San Francisco Bay Area. Its members, including Ohlone tribal members and conservation activists, work together in order to accomplish social and environmental justice within the Bay Area American Indian community. Current projects include the preservation of Bay Area shellmounds, which are the sacred burial sites of the Ohlone Nation, whose homeland is the San Francisco Bay Area.

Pakistani Ethnic Group

Pakistani American Community Center
Our mission is to promote Pakistani culture and serve the community. Facebook page with activities.
372 Turquoise St, Suite # 4
510-995-6096

Taiwanese Ethnic Group

Culture Center of Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in San Francisco (Milpitas), U.S.A.
The Center serves about 710,000 overseas compatriots including 30,000 Taiwanese descents. A central organizing resource for almost all south San Francisco Bay Area Taiwanese organizations, such as Chinese schools, alumni groups, commerce associations, and more. See site for full list.
100 South Milpitas Blvd.
408-747-0394

Vietnamese Ethnic Group

International Children Assistance Network
ICAN is a (501)(c)(3) non-profit organization founded by a group of young Vietnamese professionals in April 2000. Our mission is to help children realize their potential and become the quintessential member of their family and their community. Sobrato Foundation center, off Abbott.
532 Valley Way
408-509-8788 / 408-509-1958

See also ~ Organizations and Charitable Groups in Milpitas
Come enjoy organizations in Milpitas based on your interests and how you want to spend your time helping others. This is the page for adult organizations, charities, and the civic action groups.

Dance Troops in Milpitas & Silicon Valley

Milpitas has a rich heritage of dance troops. Children can learn to dance, often in their own culture, and adults can find others and places to go dancing. Sometimes the library holds dances, too.

Aria Studio
Yelp. I’m a bit of an introvert so joining a dance class seemed intimidating at first, but it’s not at all. The owner and the staff here are very friendly.
1535 Landess Ave. Ste 106
(925) 997-3011

Ballet Folklorico
Hispanic culture dance lessons and performance group based in San Jose.
311 North Capitol Avenue, San Jose, CA 95133
408-807-3043

Dance Dil Se
Bollywood Dance Musical, stage theater production company.
Address vaguely given as being on South Park Victoria Dr.
408-800-5237

Fancy Dancers
A community-based youth dance company currently celebrating more than a decade of dance.
1491 N. Milpitas Blvd.
408-262-0770

Jensen’s School for the Performing Arts
The School features five state of the art studios under one roof. This large facility allows us to offer one of the most extensive and diverse programs in the area.
1491 N. Milpitas Blvd.
To register for classes, call 408-262-0770

Mona Khan Company
Bollywood Redefined. Unmatched quality, artistic and creative direction in the studio and on stage.
473 Jacklin Rd
408-826-8247

University of Silicon Andhra
Its mission of providing the highest quality academic programs is inseparable from its mission of developing new understandings of ancient Indian arts, languages and culture through research and creativity.
1521 California Circle
Contact numbers

Veksler Academy of Music & Dance
We have music lessons & dance classes at a variety of times so that you can book classes for different children at the same time to save you hours of driving and waiting time.
91 S Abbott Ave
669-252-0277

Dance Events

Let’s go Salsa, Swing, and Blues dancing in San Francisco!
It’s simple, join THIS group to find Bay Area dance venues and events!

Salsa Dance Events SF Bay Area Salsa Dancing Clubs and Events
Join the SalsaCrazy SF Bay Area Salsa Dance Events group. This group covers events and news from all over the San Francisco Bay Area.

See also: Music in Milpitas
Whether you wish to learn to play an instrument or sing beautifully, or just come to hear some wonderful music or find a venue to play in, welcome to the world of Milpitas Music!

Intimate Partner Violence During Covid-19

Domestic violence has increased during stay-at-home restrictions during Covid-19.

Reporting Family Violence National Hot Line
Has resources to call or chat on this page, as well as a quick exit button, if needed.
What to Expect When You Contact Us. Your safety always comes first.
Call Call 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
TTY 1-800-787-3224

Community Solutions
We provide critical services for children, teens, adults, and families who are facing times of crisis, ranging from mental health and substance use challenges to domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. We provide services in Santa Clara County and San Benito County.
24-Hour Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Human Trafficking Crisis Line
1-877-END-SADV (1-877-363-7238)

Family Violence Unit
The Family Violence Unit in Santa Clara County reviews, files, and prosecutes crimes of domestic violence; physical abuse, endangerment, and neglect of children, elders, and dependent adults; and child abduction crimes. For More Information please contact:
Family Violence Unit
70 West Hedding Street
San Jose, CA 95110
Email: dvunit@dao.sccgov.org
Phone: 408-792-2969

Maitri
A free, conﬁdential, nonproﬁt organization based in the San Francisco Bay Area that primarily helps families and individuals from South Asia (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives) facing domestic violence, emotional abuse, cultural alienation, or family conﬂict. No one is turned away.
Toll Free Helpline: 1-888-862-4874

YWCA Golden Gate Silicon Valley
Dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all.

Challenges During Covid

Can’t meet in public spaces, such as restaurants.

Person seeking help can’t avoid their abuser who would be constantly monitoring them.

Zoom fatigue, especially with children. Therapy became just too much. Isolation was tough for kids. Challenge to engage for therapists.

Shelter capacity dwindled. Some had to go to hotels. They didn’t get services going to those in shelters. Clients were often tech challenged.

Hard to get empathy across on Zoom. Staff of services had to learn how to build rapport via Zoom. Disconnect has been tough for everyone.

Financial problems greatly increased. Problems paying rent, buying food.

Different populations affected differently by COVID19 and job losses and food insecurity.

See also ~ Domestic Violence
What to do and who to call if you or a friend are a victim of domestic violence in Santa Clara County.

10 Tips to Reduce Your Chances of Becoming a Crime Victim

Lock doors and windows when you are not going to be at home. Many home burglaries have occurred by suspects finding an unlocked window or open door to enter through.
Lock car doors and do not leave any property in plain view. Valuables left out in the open may tempt thieves. If you must leave belongings in the car, place them in the trunk and out of sight.
When walking on the street or to your car from a business, make eye contact with others and be aware of your surroundings. Keeping your head down and not making eye contact with people makes a person look more vulnerable to an assailant.
When getting into your car after shopping or doing errands, do not sit in your car for a long period of time. It can give an assailant time to get into the car and rob or assault you.
Always look in the back seat of your car before getting in. If someone is in the backseat, exit your car immediately and call the police.
If you enter an elevator and feel unsafe because you are alone with someone, exit the elevator – it is better to be safe than sorry.
If you are getting harassing phone calls, keep a notebook by the phone and write down dates and times. It helps to keep a log of harassment and the notebook can be given to police as possible evidence in the future.
When eating at a restaurant or sitting in a public place, do not leave your purse or purchased items in a vulnerable spot. A purse or bag hanging on the back of a chair can easily be taken by a thief. Keep purchases or bags under the table or in an area where they are not easily accessible. You can put the strap of a bag or purse under the leg of your chair.
When needing assistance on the side of the road, and a cell phone is not available, only roll down your window enough to speak to whomever has stopped to help. Ask the person to call police or your roadside assistance provider for you and wait in the car.
If you are home alone and a stranger is knocking at the door, speak to them through the door or through a window nearby. If they ask to use the phone, let them know you can call police on their behalf. You do not have to let anyone inside your home to use the phone. This is not rude… it is safe.
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Scam Alerts
GoMilpitas.com provides information to consumers and small businesses about how to recognise, avoid and report ongoing scams.

Utility Scam Alert
Avoid being scammed by fake utility workers, who keep you engaged at your front door while their cohort goes around back and steals from you.

Milpitas Moms’ Organizations with Their Kids

Because so many moms work and put their kids in daycare or school, those who chose to stay home with their children can feel isolated. Here are groups for those homeschooling older children, as well as those breastfeeding, or wanting to get out with other moms with toddlers in or near Milpitas, CA.

Milpitas-specific Moms and Kids Playgroups

Milpitas Homeschool Support
We’re a relaxed group, with no bylaws or dues: everything is free or pay as you go. We support all local homeschool families no matter how they choose to homeschool or why. Most families come from Milpitas, or close by in Berryessa (San Jose) or Warm Springs (Fremont) neighborhoods. Meets Wednesday afternoons (Noon to 2pm) in cold weather, and mornings (10am to noon) in hot weather, at Ben Roger’s Park playground.

Milpitas Moms and Kids
Hi Welcome to MILPITAS MOMS And KIDS Playgroup! I’m excited you are here! We were originally on meetup.com, and now we’re on Facebook!

Milpitas Moms Buy/Sell/Trade groups
Created this group mainly for Milpitas Moms but if you are not in Milpitas and willing to meet up around here you are welcome in this group. This group created to buy,sell and trade of your baby and kids items that no longer needed.

Silicon Valley-wide Moms and Kids Playgroups

Canadian Moms in Silicon Valley
Connecting Canadian Moms in Silicon Valley with one another.

Las Madres
Networking groups for moms with children about the same ages. Good parenting site.

Main Street Mamas: Peninsula & Silicon Valley
Main Street Mamas is the social and community arm of Sensible Sitters. We have no rules and all are welcome. However, for the safety of our group – we do need you to verify that you are in fact a parent (or parent to be) and live in San Mateo or Santa Clara County.

Silicon Mom
Alison van Diggelen is the founder and editor of siliconmom.com, a non-commercial website for mothers who are looking for thought-provoking content, the odd belly laugh, and trusted resources on subjects ranging from school test scores to kid’s health and safety issues.

Silicon Valley moms with special needs kids
The name says it all.

Silicon Valley Toddler – and Beyond
SV Toddler (and Beyond!) is a Facebook page for active kids in Silicon Valley and the adults who do their best to entertain, enlighten and (let’s be honest) exhaust them. Enjoy!

WANDA Silicon Valley
The mission of the Women’s Achievement Network and Development Alliance (WANDA) is to assist low income single mothers to gain economic self-sufficiency and life skills training, matched savings, and networking, all with the goal of building assets and establishing successful livelihoods. WANDA, based San Mateo County, has been dedicated to empowering and supporting low-income single mothers toward enduring financial stability and asset advancement since 2007.

Career Advice – Jobs in Milpitas

Milpitas has a significant workforce, including many careers working in the latest technical advancements in Silicon Valley, such as self-driving cars and medical advancements.

About Working Here

Jobs, Employment in Milpitas
Indeed’s latest listings of employment opportunities in Milpitas.

Jobs, Employment in Silicon Valley
Indeed’s latest listings of employment opportunities in the Silicon Valley area.

The Silicon ValleyCultures Project
A ten year ethnographic study of the cultures living and working in the hi-tech communities of Silicon Valley.

Career Development

Career Closet
A volunteer-based, nonprofit organization that provides business attire and job counseling to economically disadvantaged women to help them gain and retain employment, advance their careers and improve family stability.

NovaWorks
A federally funded employment and training agency, administered by the City of Sunnyvale. It is directed by the NOVA Workforce Board which works on behalf of a seven-city consortium composed of Sunnyvale, Santa Clara, Cupertino, Palo Alto, Mountain View, Los Altos, and Milpitas.

Santa Clara County
Community Job Search & Career Centers. A list with links to a wide variety of career counseling and placement resources.

Youth@Work
A free, online service that links job seeking youth with hiring employers throughout Santa Clara, Santa Cruz and San Mateo Counties.

Databases

BAJobs.com
Established in 1997, BAJobs.com has become a staple for Bay Area employers and job seekers.

Dice.com
Dice is the best place to accelerate your career. We have the latest information on everything from salaries to trending skills, and can put you in front of the opportunities that make the most sense at every stage of your career.

Employment Connection, County of Santa Clara
Sections for employers, those looking for work, and those wishing to affiliate with the County Services.

Job Star SF Bay Area
Offers you a high tech jump start on finding a job in Silicon Valley. Other parts of site help with San Francisco Bay Area job hunting, too.

Net-Temps
Post your resumé, and look for consulting or full time positions. Recruiters also have their own forum here. On the day I created this link, they had 263 positions listed in Milpitas. Be sure to look in their Career Development section for advice about your resumé, cover letter and interview.

ZipRecruiter Jobs in Milpitas, CA
Entry level jobs in Milpitas and nearby.

Interview and Job-Seeking Advice

Do You Suffer From Premature Negotiation?
Through good intentions, and lack of awareness, many people cooperatively give information, giving up significant power and flexibility in the real negotiation at the time of the job offer. By Steven Brown, Effetti, Inc., Santa Clara.

The Job-Seeker’s Tool Kit: 25 Essentials
Getting ready to start a job hunt? Here are 25 essential elements you’ll need in your Job-Seeker’s Toolkit!

San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley Adventure Clubs

Do you believe that outdoor adventure is of huge benefit to our community and society in general? It is our aim to promote community well-being and social cohesion while encouraging healthy lifestyles and environmental awareness.

Absolute Adventures
GPS Scavenger Hunts, Sailing Regattas, Wine Tasting, Culinary Team Building, Mind-Bending Treasure Hunts and so much more!

Bay Area Outdoor Adventure Club
The bay area’s only activity club where you can do something different every weekend! Try new sports and get to know other bay area adventurers in a fun Club environment.

Outback Adventures
A comprehensive outdoor guide service, rental shop, kayak and nordic ski specialty retailer located in Saratoga and Larkspur.

Outdoor Adventure Club
Adventure trips in and around the San Francisco Bay Area, led by professional guides. The Outdoor Adventure Club helps you make every weekend count!

Outdoors and Adventure Meetups
Within 25 miles of Milpitas.

Urban Diversion
We offer 25-35 professionally hosted, unique and exciting events every month, and offer a stylish member clubhouse in downtown San Francisco . Our members are active professionals who want to meet new people, like you.

Women’s and Men’s Designer Apparel at the Great Mall

Shop for men’s, women’s and teens’ clothing and other apparel at the Great Mall of Milpitas! Call stores using phone number links! Locate by neighborhoods and nearby stores.

Abercrombie & Fitch Outlet
Casual, classic, All-American lifestyle brand clothing.
408-262-6910
Neighborhood 2
#560

Aeropostale
Specialty retailer of casual apparel for young people.
408-946-1165
Neighborhood 6
#480

American Eagle Outfitters
408-586-9520
Neighborhood 5
#454

Banana Republic
408-946-1433
Neighborhood 3 – Near Burlington Coat Factory
#492

G by Guess
408-262-2522
Neighborhood 2
#551

Gap.com
Gap brands. Gap services. Outlet prices.
408-946-1760
Neighborhood 3
#492

H&M
Fashion and quality at the best price with a broad and varied selection for women, men, teens and children.
Next to Neiman Marcus Last Call
#1220

Hollister Outlet
What winds up in the trash at most stores, Abercrombie & Fitch tries to sell here.
408-934-1441
Neighborhood 2
#554

Hot Topic
Music-inspired fashion
408-946-8126
Neighborhood 5A near Century Theaters
#128

Kohl’s Department Store
A Wisconsin-based department store chain that sells home products and apparel for men, women and children.
Neighborhood 6

Levi’s
Men’s, women’s, and children’s Levi’s & Dockers, Docker shoes & accessories.
408-956-9124
Neighborhood 2
#558

Nautica
Casual sophisticated clothes.
408-935-9877
Neighborhood 2
#542

Oakley
Premium sunglasses, goggles, prescription eyewear, apparel, footwear and accessories.
408-942-0510
Neighborhood 6
#427

Old Navy
Casual fashions for the entire family at value prices.
408-956-1499
Neighborhood 1
#1172

Saks Fifth Avenue
The Market Price is the regular price at which we’ve normally sold that item or, if we have not previously sold the item, the price at which that item (or a comparable item) is normally sold in the market.
408-945-9650
#1330

Tommy Hilfiger
Find mens, womens, childrens, related accessories, fragrance and home products.
408-957-8775
Neighborhood 2
#258

Tuxedo Wearhouse
Tuxedos & accessories by Christian Dior, After Six & Nicole Miller.
408-946-4684
Neighborhood 1
#102

Uniglo
It doesn’t matter who you are or where you live, UNIQLO makes clothes that transcend all categories and social groups. Our clothes are made for all, going beyond age, gender, occupation, ethnicity, and all other ways that define people.
877-486-4756
By the Food Court at Entry 4 or across from Group USA at Entry 1
#700A

Van Heusen
Quality clothing for men & women.
408-934-9155
Neighborhood 2
#530

Zumiez
408-956-9410
Neighborhood 6
#432

Other shopping categories at the Great Mall

Silicon Valley Singles Center

In a nutshell: Milpitas is not a good city for singles. Out of about 19,000 homes in Milpitas, nearly 16,000 are family-led. Few homes are owned by single people (705), and young adults tend to live with their parents, or other willing relative willing to take them in as they get started. So when looking for someone to date, singles need to look outside into the wider population of Silicon Valley. There is virtually no night life here, unless you count Dave & Busters.

They’ve got money, power and huge hard drives so why aren’t Silicon Valley’s finest getting any? In Silicon Valley the biggest immigration problem may be sex. People come from all over to work in the valley — from other states and other countries. It’s hard to make connections. Foreign nationals may have been schooled in the universal language of mathematics, but they may also be caught in a neuterland. That is, the rules of attraction and courtship they grew up with in Pakistan and Turkey don’t apply here; dating, West Coast style, can be confounding even for the natives. From No Sex please, we’re geeks

Why Silicon Valley singles are giving up on the algorithms of love
Maybe the human mysteries of chemistry and attraction aren’t problems big data can solve.

Bay Area Singles
We have a diverse, local community of quality single adults who share common goals and interests. Intelligent individuals who want to find great dates, make new friends, form romantic relationships or meet life partners.

California Singles
Are you single in California? Let Singles CA make it easy to meet other singles, find personal ads, and singles’ profiles.

Linx Dating
An offline boutique curated dating and social network located in the heart of Silicon Valley. Founded by Amy Andersen in 2003, Linx has now been matching high caliber, relationship-minded Bay Area professionals for more than a decade. Though dating is our specialty, some of our most unexpected success stories have come from countless platonic social and business connections that can trace their origins to the broader Linx network.

The Party Hotline
888-700-6789, Calendar of singles events for Bay Area single professionals.

Single Mom
A virtual place for single mothers where they can meet, leverage each other’s experiences, get practical advice and build friendships and contacts.

Singles Meetups within 10 miles of Milpitas
Singles MeetUps via interests, ethnicity, ages, gender orientation, profession, and more.

Singles Supper Club
Single Gourmet of the San Francisco Bay Area including Silicon Valley offers cocktail parties, mixers, dinners, dances, cooking classes, hikes and travel for singles of all ages from young professionals to baby boomers and older.