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Provides intake assessment services for families and pregnant women experiencing homelessness. Offers help accessing emergency shelter, information, and referrals to community resources.

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

Provides adult probation services, monitoring, and supervision.

Provides voluntary, peer-run respite house support offering a healing community environment for individuals experiencing mental health distress. Offers peer counseling, relationship building, and mutual support delivered by peer specialists with lived experience. Houses up to 6 individuals to foster personal growth, emotional connection, and recovery.

Provides eligible households with flexible financial assistance to pay rent, utilities, security deposits, or moving costs, as well as legal referrals and other services to prevent Solano County residents from becoming homeless.

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Only applicants at highest risk of homelessness or housing loss will advance to the next stage of the process. If you are selected to receive assistance, please be aware that the program may not be able to cover all expenses that you owe.

Due to high call volume, mailbox is often full. Email is best option for contacting the program. There is a low-response rate from the agency - clients that are not selected may not hear back.

Provides alcohol and drug addiction assessments and referrals to treatment services.

Provides comprehensive outpatient services for alcohol and drug addiction. Offers care coordination, counseling, education, and aftercare planning.

Provides adult day health care services, social work, nursing, physical, and occupational therapy.

Provides family and parenting information and referrals to community resources.

• Transfer planning assistance
• University campus tours
• On-campus visits and appointments with college and university representatives
• Career exploration tools and occupational information
• On-campus visits from local employers hiring for open positions
• Job board and job fairs
• Workshops on topics like transfer applications, resume writing, and how to choose a major

• Housing search & placement assistance
• Eviction prevention
• Rental assistance
• Utility payments
• Security deposit & first month’s rent
• Move-in expenses assistance
• Childcare expenses assistance
• Transportation assistance
• Application for SSI and SSDI support
• Money Management services

Provides mutual grief support group for adults and youth who have experienced the death of a brother or sister.

Provides after-school educational support, homework tutoring, and skill reinforcement in math and reading. Offers enrichment activities including art, creative writing, math games, cooking, dance, music, soccer, and team-building exercises. Provides daily snacks and Wednesday suppers for participating students.

Provides emergency shelters for youth (ages 18-24) experiencing homelessness.

Operates as designated intermediary lender of the Small Business Administration (7m) Microloan Program. Provides commercial loans to small businesses unable to secure conventional bank loans. Offers technical assistance with loan applications, financial projections, and business planning.

Provides court approved Driving Under the Influence classes for people charged with DUI.

Provides mental health counseling services. Offers assessments, individual, and group therapy.

Provides emotional support for seniors at risk or experiencing depression or cognitive decline.

Manages primary care medical services clinics. Provides routine checkups and immunizations. Offers diabetes screenings and cholesterol testings.

Provides housing advocacy to protect and preserve local neighborhoods. Offers housing support counseling, guidance, and help with applications.