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

Serves current and former foster youth age 15-24 in making a healthy transition to adulthood. Programs include counseling, skill-building, a drop-in center and subsidized supportive housing.

TAY programs include:

- The Independent Living Program (ILP) serves current and former foster and probation placement youth age 15-21. Assists youth to develop independent living skills to successfully transition to self-sufficiency and includes services such as one-on-one counseling, assistance in obtaining ID cards, driving permits and licenses and workshops on topics that assist youth in achieving personal, education and vocational goals.

- The Transitional Housing Program is a supportive housing program for former non-minor dependents and foster youth between the ages 18-24. Supports with financial assistance, educational expenses, emotional support, life skills coaching, and referral to community resources to help them achieve the financial stability.

• 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 maintenance of public facilities and city streets.

Provides food distribution with produce and nonperishable items.

For Boys and Young men Teaching and supporting boys in discovery and journey from boyhood to manhood with guidance, coaching, and mentorship grounded in 41 developmental assets, youth leadership development, social-emotional and healthy masculinity

For men Support men in their journey through manhood and couple relationships by developing a healthy masculinity and relationship

For dads Supporting father involvement, fatherhood and co-parenting for the well-being of children

Provides Tdap immunizations against tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis (whooping cough), as required for children entering grades TK-12th.

Provides residential group home for boys.

Provides mileage reimbursement for volunteer drivers of people with a disability and seniors.

Provides parenting classes, family assessments, action planning, and home visiting.

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

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

Provides transitional shelter for people at risk or experiencing homelessness. Offers case coordination, financial literacy, life skills, and parenting classes. Assists with housing navigation, employment, and education opportunities.

Provides information about cooling centers open during hot weather.

Provides an online screening and intake request process to link households to available housing supports and community resources. Reviews individual situations to deliver tailored resource recommendations and direct referrals to Coordinated Entry Connectors when available.

Provides academic support, counseling, tutoring, and help preparing for college.