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

Provides coordinated entry services to families with children experiencing homelessness. Offers case management, housing placement, and referrals for community resources.

Manages benefit thrift stores. Accepts donations of clothing, shoes, bedding, linens, furniture, appliances, computers, and household items. Resells items in support of Goodwill career services programs.

Serves prepared meals after church services.

Provides bilingual and monolingual residential substance use disorder treatment for men for a period of 30 to 90 days. Offers evidence-based therapies, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), along with individual and group counseling, pro-social life skills training, and mindfulness.

Provides food pantry with meat, dairy, eggs, produce, and canned items.

Provides legal processing services in the areas of family law. Helps with concerns related to the following:

• Probate guardianship/conservatorship
• Mental health
• General civil disputes and small claims
• Unlawful detainers
• Judicial consent for marriage of underage parties.

Also provides services for juvenile dependency and juvenile delinquency. The family court services provide referrals for same-day mediation. Includes child custody and visitation mediation.

Provides home delivered meals for homebound seniors. Offers fresh chilled meals up to three times per week.

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.

Manages youth center programs, activities, and events. Provides employment and education services, job training, career exploration, tutoring, and academic counseling. Offers health and wellness services, navigation, nutrition workshops, fitness activities, and peer coaching. Assists with housing support and housing counseling services.

Provides an adult day health care center for frail seniors with health problems and adults with disabilities. Offers physical and occupational therapy, nursing care, and educational and social activities. Classes, special events and lectures are provided by staff and consultants to meet the specific needs of this population. Transportation services are available for participants who would otherwise be unable to attend. Provides lunch and meals for holidays and special events.

Also offers Citizenship and legal assistance to Russian immigrants. Provides assistance with immigration law, and provides referrals for conservatorships, Holocaust survivor restitution claims, and disabilities issues.

Provides maintenance of public facilities, city streets, traffic lights, and signals.

Provides preparation of city council agenda packets and meeting minutes. Offers access to city records and information for public inquiries.

Provides English language instruction in speaking, listening, reading, and writing for beginning through advanced skill levels. 

Provides respite care to families with children. Offers in home and out of home respite services.

Provides civil legal assistance to low-income. Offers civil legal assistance, legal advice and counsel, effective referrals, and legal representation. Services include:

• Healthcare
• Consumer Law
• Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
• Representation for family law and domestic violence issues
• Immigration
• Representation for tenants of public or subsidized housing
• Youth justice: court-involved, homeless, or at-risk youth
• Public benefits (CalWORKs, SSI, SSDI, CalFresh, and CAPI)
• Veterans Project
• Re-Entry Project
• Medical-Legal Partners

Please note that they don't offer assistance with criminal cases.

Provides alcohol and drug addiction residential treatment programs. Offers residential substance abuse recovery and relapse prevention.

Provides a faith-based, twelve-step residential drug and alcohol rehabilitation. Program is available to both men and women.

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.

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

Administers local, state, and federal elections. Provides election, polling, and ballot information. Offers voter registration, mail voting, and early voting.

Provides emergency financial assistance for rent to income eligible residents. Offers financial assistance for move in costs or rent owed if funding is available.

Provides financial assistance for past-due rent payments. Services are subject to funding availability.

Provides grocery bags with meat, eggs, dairy, produce, and canned items. PSPS note: non-perishable grocery items only during a Public Safety Power Shutoff.

Provides sports and recreational activities. Offers homework tutoring services.