We provide safety-net services including homeless shelters and emergency food for families in need in Amador and Tuolumne counties.

A humanitarian organization, led by volunteers, which provides relief to victims of disasters, and helps people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies.

We promote the mental health of Asian and Pacific Islander communities through culturally and linguistically relevant outreach, prevention, education, therapy, counseling and recovery support services.

Food, clothing, care packs, and help to the hungry, homeless, and elderly. Mentoring and spiritual support to prisoners. Visitation, programs and activities for convalescent homes.

Provides safe, healthy and enriching environments with researched based educational and nutritional programs committed to meeting the needs of children, families and communities.

To provide children facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported 1-to-1 relationships that change their lives for the better.

After school program providing a safe and positive environment for youth to develop into productive and responsible citizens, with focus on academics, recreation, character and leadership.

Local programs to clean up our air, eliminate tobacco from childrens’ lives, help people with asthma, and conduct local air pollution research and mitigation.

We advocate on behalf of abused and neglected children and at risk youth. Together with our community’s support we will positively impact their lives.

Helps those in need put their lives back together in their most desperate moments through compassionate, low-cost counseling for individuals, couples, families, and children.

A Nonprofit medical clinic offering a comprehensive array of services to individuals with HIV/AIDS serving thousands of people in the greater Sacramento area each year.

Providing our most vulnerable children and fragile families with services to reduce the incidence/impact of child abuse and neglect through prevention, training, and inter-agency collaboration.

We support foster youth, at-risk and young adults by providing well-trained, caring and reliable adult mentors and court appointed special advocates.

Provides essential services including: quality childcare resources/referrals, parent/provider education, subsidies and nutrition services.

Offers a path to recovery from chemical addiction to homeless and impoverished women and men through long-term residential programs, transitional housing, and supportive communities.

Providing primary medical and dental care, behavioral health services, and health education to the low income, uninsured residents of Yolo County.

We develop, own, and operate single and multi-family housing together with programs that advance access to health, education, homeownership, jobs, financial fitness and environmental justice.

Outclient services for adults with substance abuse issues; Mental Health and Recovery Services; Residential Services; Family Services; Parenting; Drug Testing; Anger Management, DUI Programs; Prop-36.

Provides residential, clinical and educational services to abused and vulnerable adolescent girls to aid them in reunification with their families and communities.

Comprehensive services for homeless at-risk youth 12-18 years and their families; emergency shelter; counseling; support groups; workshops for runaway/homeless youth.

We are dedicated to providing the highest quality therapy and program services to infants, children and adults with disabilities, to ensure maximum independence is achieved.

Provides services that contribute to the mental health and emotional well being of individuals and families in the community.

State wide nonprofit providing services, such as foster care & adoption, residential treatment, school-based, and community-based programs, to approximately 18,000 vulnerable children and families throughout California.

Children’s museum and storybook park with play-sets based on fairytales and nursery rhymes, and learning activities that promote the imagination, creativity and education of children.

A non-profit organization of parents, family members and treatment professionals dedicated to providing education, advocacy and support for the Northern California autism community.

Provide summer camp and recovery services for burn-injured children, adults and firefighters. Supports burn prevention, education, research and improvements in medical care and facilities.

Emergency food assistance is provided through a network of over 40 partner charities in communities located throughout El Dorado County including food closets.

A resource counseling center providing life-changing opportunities through education, supportive employment services, resource counseling, and direct services for transportation, shelter and identification.

Serves the children families and friends of prisoners to break the cycle of crime and help heal the community.

Provides residential treatment and recovery services under the guidance of professional staff for women and significant people in their lives.

Serving girls age 5-17 across 18 counties; our mission is to build girls of courage, confidence and character who make the  world a better place.

Provides basic education, life skills, job training and job placement services to youth, displaced adult workers and the unemployed throughout the Sacramento MSA.

Provides information, education, and support to survivors of brain injury, their families, and the professionals who serve them.

Contributes to the independence of adults with developmental disabilities. Services focus on employment training, job placement and support for integrated community living.

To end child abuse in all its forms by providing treatment for child victims of abuse and education for parents, service providers and community members.

Almost 30 years of exceptional collaboration to provide quality adoptive, foster care and treatment programs to abused, neglected, abandoned and chemically-dependent children and teens.

Our mission is to help immigrant, refugee and U.S. born low-income families and individuals to achieve long term social and economic self-sufficiency.

Provides free legal assistance to low-income persons in areas of health, housing, education, family law, income maintenance, employment, and civil rights.

Provides comprehensive social service case management, educational courses, after school programs, emergency assistance and services for residents of affordable housing.

Helps youth in the transition from exiting the foster care or juvenile probation system and into college in the Sacramento area.

The only comprehensive homeless services organization in Sacramento including 12 programs and 10 affiliate programs on-site. Serving 700-800 homeless people a day without government funding.

Serving 37 Northeastern California and Northern Nevada counties, we grant the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy.

Improving lives of people with mental illness and their families, providing education, information and support, and advocating for resources and understanding.

Provides services that prevent, intervene-in and treat at-risk children who are experiencing abuse, depression, family conflict, school failure, or engaging in delinquent behavior.

Provides physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and child development services to children aged birth-adolescence with disabilities, regardless of their ability to pay.

We empower refugees, immigrants, human trafficking survivors and underserved Sacramento residents to achieve self-sufficiency by accessing opportunities to mainstream economic and social systems.

A field service ministry providing crisis/trauma counseling, comfort and care to law enforcement officers, their families and the community 24/7.

Serving people with disabilities: advocacy, independent living skills, peer support, personal assistants registry, information & referral, assistive technology, minor home modifications, disability rights technical assistance.

Provides a no-cost, 5-day Leadership Development Camp in the mountains for youth 12-17. Returning youth are supported in year-round leadership and community service opportunities.

DREAM is committed to inspiring Twin Rivers students’ love of learning by funding enrichment programs and scholarships for our students.

We support the development of safe, stable, healthy families where children thrive through relationship education focusing on youth, at-risk families and first time parents.

Providing 3 days nutritional food supply, nutrition education and referral assistance, RCFB offers hope to people seeking self reliance.

We provide a holistic approach focusing on school age kids. We provide parent enrichment, economic empowerment, after-school tutoring and enhance community development through civic involvement.

The agency provides vital shelter, housing and community services to improve the self-reliance and quality of life for families with children and adults experiencing homelessness.

Provides vocational, educational, employment and heath educational programs that assist Asian, immigrants and refugees to achieve self-sufficiency, social empowerment and cultural appreciation.

SHFH builds affordable housing for qualified Sacramento low income families, sells these homes at cost and provides no down payment/zero interest mortgages.

Provides alcohol and drug treatment and recovery services under guidance of professional staff for men and the significant people in their lives.

Members of Teen Challenge International, a faith based ministry which endeavors to help men, women and children to overcome their life controlling problems.

Introduces participants to human, cognitive and behavior science-based approaches to learning how to live, learn, think and respond while moving through crisis.

SGI distributes emergency food to low income families in an eight county area. Our programs focus primarily on children and seniors who are most vulnerable.

Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence provides a 24- hour crisis line, free shelter, therapy and legal assistance; response teams on call, hospital and court accompaniment, victim advocacy.

Mentors urban fatherless young men from middle school through high school graduation, and provides care for the single moms raising them.

End-of-life care provided through a multi-disciplinary team of healthcare professionals. Bereavement services provided for those we have served and  the community at large.

We are the only program in Sacramento County focused exclusively on the most vulnerable of  the homeless population, women with children.

Neighborhood based social service agency providing programs and activities for area residents including youth development and activities, elderly programs, emergency assistance, community development.

Provides 24-hour telephone crisis services for teens and adults, “choose life” school prevention program, after-hours psychiatric emergency assessments and survivor support groups.

The Center is dedicated to building healthy  relationships, families and communities free from sexual assault and domestic violence through education, advocacy and services.

To meet the needs of the impoverished in Placer County by providing housing and comprehensive support services.

TLCS provides transitional and permanent supportive housing, independent living skills training, information referrals, advocacy and community support services to people with psychiatric and other disabilities.

Offers programs dedicated to providing a variety of quality mental health services and support for disabled adults and high needs children and their families.

Provides free civil legal services to low income persons in Sacramento and surrounding counties through volunteer attorneys and paralegals.

Providing shelter for homeless families, singles, former foster youth, abused seniors and those with HIV/Aids; substance abuse treatment, case management and job training.

Serves 200 people daily. Services are free and include a nutritious breakfast, early enrichment/learning for children, counseling, case management, resource referrals and safety net services.

A human services organization geared toward services for children and seniors in the Sacramento community. We are caring, involved, and committed.

Provides food, clothing, and shelter to homeless teens that have been victims of physical and sexual abuse in a caring environment.

An array of programs for very-low income adults suffering from mental illness, designed to help them live as productively as possible in the community.

Health insurance enrollment and utilization assistance; weekly fruit and vegetable distribution; in-home emotional and parenting support for parents with newborns; foster family Support.

Alleviates stress and strengthens family life through counseling, educational and  supportive services to families in Yolo County.