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Administers property tax assessments including records and maps information.

Jóvenes SANOS is a youth advocacy and leadership program based in Watsonville, California. Jóvenes SANOS strives to empower, educate, and raise awareness about youth mental health within the community. Jóvenes SANOS works to build an environment that embraces a culture of health and wellness by cultivating peer-to-peer conversations regarding mental wellness and promoting hope, resiliency and healing. Members meet weekly to

• participate in fun and interactive activities
• build community
• discuss projects and updates
• work together towards reaching our goals
• participate in College and Career readiness activities

Provides financial assistance for rent and utilities to income eligible households. Offers case management and referrals to community resources.

Provides library cards, public computer, and wireless internet access. Offers resource collection of books, audiobooks, newspapers, magazines, CDs, and DVDs.

Provides law enforcement, crime reporting, and emergency services. Offers administrative assistance with police reports and records.

Manages family resource center programs, activities, and events. Provides case management, prenatal, and parenting classes. Offers educational workshops and community events. Hosts family support groups and parent advisory board.

Provides fire protection, emergency rescue, medical services, and hazardous materials response.

Provides residential group home for boys.

• Behavioral Health condition management
• Cancer screenings
• Diabetes and hypertension screening, prevention, and management
• HIV and Hepatitis C diagnosis and treatment
• Immunizations
• Medication-assisted treatment for opioid and alcohol use
• TB clinic
• Transgender care
• Physical exams
• Pre-op physicals

Provides free immunizations at participating retail pharmacies for Medi-Cal members. Connects individuals to local pharmacy locations to ensure access to preventative healthcare services.

Coordinated Entry is a systemic approach to connecting people experiencing homelessness with available assistance in the community. It is an important way to ensure fair and equitable access to limited housing resources and is a Federal and State requirement. The goals of the new Coordinated Entry System are to:

(1) Facilitate connections to mainstream and community services for as many persons experiencing homelessness as local resources allow;

(2) Streamline the process for matching to limited housing resources within the Housing for Health Partnership network (CoC); and

(3) Prioritize resources for households with the most significant barriers to getting and keeping housing and for those with the greatest personal health and safety risks.

H4HP Connectors may work as part of an outreach team, drop-in center, multi-service center, or other program serving people experiencing or at risk of homelessness. They engage with persons experiencing homelessness, build rapport, enroll participants in HMIS programs and collect participant data.

Connectors offer problem solving assistance with all participants and may conduct a Housing Needs Assessment (HNA). The HNA provides Connectors and participants with information needed to create and act together on an individualized Housing Action Plan and provides information to determine which participants are eligible and prioritized for H4H-supported housing and services.

Only the highest priority households are added to the queue for the system’s limited housing resources.

Connects seniors and people with a disability to in home supportive services providers.

Provides information and navigation for child care resources. Offers referrals to child care centers and home providers.

Serves prepared breakfast and lunch with takeout and onsite dining available.

Manages animal shelter for lost, stray, or injured animals. Provides animal control and rescue services.

Provides elementary, middle and high school education services.

Provides financial assistance to help eligible recipients pay for home care services. Offers subsidies for preparing meals, bathing, dressing, laundry, shopping, and personal care.

Provides partial hospitalization (PHP) and intensive outpatient (IOP) eating disorder treatment, offering structured therapeutic care for 3 to 7 days a week, 3 or more hours per day. Offers individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy, nutrition education, dietary counseling with a registered dietitian, and psychiatric evaluations. Administers supervised meals and snacks to assist clients with recovery progress and accountability. Services are available in-person, virtually, or through a hybrid model.