Health insurance and medical services access, fresh produce distribution, family support services, in-home support parents with newborns, foster parent support and education, reading assistance preK-3rd.

Nonprofit organization established to better the lives of people with mental illness through direct services, advocacy, education, volunteer efforts and client-driven services.

Women’s Empowerment provides a long-term solution to challenges that homeless women experience with its innovative programming targeting jobs, homes, health, and their children.

Winters Healthcare is all about providing compassionate care as partners with our community to improve lives and inspire health. Empowering patients to make healthy choices through ease of access and decision involvement, impacting patient-centered outcomes.

Provides comprehensive 24/7 services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and sex trafficking and school and community education.

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

We engage in advocacy and active stewardship with diverse communities to conserve, enhance, restore, and enjoy the lands in the Northern Inner Coast Range.

Providing residential supportive housing for homeless men and women from Placer County.

Our mission is to enlist, develop, and mobilize as many as possible of our nation’s most promising future leaders to grow and strengthen the movement for educational equity and excellence.

Provides 24-hour telephone crisis services for teens and adults, “SOS – Signs of Suicide” school prevention and education program, and survivor support groups.

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

We are an organization that works with urban students and families to ensure quality of life, education, home security, and other items as necessary.

The mission of the Sierra Service Project is to strengthen low-income communities by giving teenagers the opportunity to do meaningful, high-impact volunteer work. We focus on hands-on construction projects that not only improve the communities we partner with, but that also transform the lives of our teenage volunteers. Youth gain valuable skills and are transformed into self-confident leaders through this experience.

Transforming the lives of children through expert care, teaching and research in burns, spinal cord injuries, pediatric surgery and orthopedics.

Programs include a traditional food locker, home delivery of groceries to homebound seniors, a dining room, clothes closet, and an urgent care medical clinic.

Our mission is to reduce injuries and save lives through safety education- children to seniors; on the road, in the workplace, and in our communities.

We help homeless households locate housing and we help renters maintain their housing.  We house and provide services to over 200 disabled formerly homeless individuals.

The organization provides residential alcohol and drug recovery services under the guidance of professional staff for men and women in two separate homes respectively.

Medical volunteers strengthening emergency response and public health for a healthier community.  Active in the Oroville Dam, Valley Fire, warming centers and H1N1 flu response.

We are a licensed community medical clinic offering free pregnancy and related health services, along with community resources and referrals in a confidential and compassionate life-affirming environment.

Ensuring consistency and support for children in the foster care system through the use of volunteer advocates advancing the best interests of each child.

Empowering ordinary people to change the conditions that create economic and racial injustice. Building healthy communities through organizing and advocacy.

Our Youth Fitness Program is designed to combat childhood obesity in at-risk youth by educating young people and their families on fitness and nutrition.

Providing three days nutritionally balanced food supply, nutrition education, community referrals and compassionate assistance to people growing toward self reliance throughout Sacramento County. 

RIL. Inc. is an autonomous, nonprofit, consumer controlled, social service-civil rights agency providing consumer directed Independent living services such as: DOGFITE- Consumer Advocate Network, information and referral, benefits assistance, advocacy, independent living skills training, Shelter Plus Care Case Management Services, and Assistive Technology in the heart of downtown. The designated services areas are Sacramento to Yolo and Sacramento Counties. RIL will assist anyone who meets eligibility criteria, and or has family member  who is a  person with a disability. This gives people the choice to live in their homes and prevents institutionalization.

We are a science education resource to teachers, students, and families in Northern California. Interactive, hands-on learning experiences are designed to engage and inspire.

We are passionately dedicated to the support, education, and well-being of individuals with intellectual.

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

An Early Childhood Education program, as outlined by the California Department of Education, Child Development Division, is offered to low income families priority,  Oak Park.

Changing the lives of more than 1200 homeless families and individuals annually through comprehensive emergency shelter, permanent supportive and rapid housing programs; Bringing hope beyond shelter.

NCADD believes that addiction is a disease. When the point is reached that an individual appears to be powerless to control their use, even in the face of serious legal, social, employment and relationship consequences. We know that education has an important place in the continuum of care for alcoholism and drug addiction. You don’t know what you don’t know, until you know it.
 

A social and economic development organization that strives to improve the neighborhoods in the northern Sacramento area through resident leadership.
 

Provide peer services that foster recovery, reduce stigma and discrimination, and improve cultural competency through self-help, education, and culturally relevant research.

Youth participate in sports and educational activities in a Christian atmosphere raising self-esteem, promoting successful lifestyle patterns and providing purpose in their lives.

Lighthouse helps prevent child abuse and neglect, mitigate domestic violence, and helps individuals and families heal from various problems relating to trauma, anxiety and depression.

Our mission is to cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families.

Provides Certified Grief & Trauma Subject Matter Experts (SME), Post Intervention Responders to anyone who has experienced a crime, tragedy, or trauma, 24/7/365.

Provides highly-customized intensive case management workforce development services to job seekers including low-income refugees, immigrants, public assistance recipients, youth, seniors, and high barrier unemployed individuals and families to achieve self-sufficiency. 

Provides temporary housing to families of seriously ill or injured children and adults being treated at University of California, Davis, Medical Center or Shriner’s Hospital for Children.

We inspire and prepare young people to succeed in life by providing K-12th grade classroom workshops on financial literacy, entrepreneurship and workforce readiness.

INALLIANCE contributes to the independence of adults with disabilities by providing services focused on employment training, job placement, housing support and integrated community living.

We provide support groups for those with head injuries as well as for caregivers of those head injury survivors.

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

The mission of BSA is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over lifetime instilling the values of the Scout Oath and Law.

Emergency food assistance is provided through a network of 35 partner charities in communities throughout El Dorado County including food closets.

To improve the quality of life of seniors by recognizing and responding to their once overlooked needs.

We are the only safety-net source in the Elk Grove area providing services and advocacy for low-income families and individuals, those suffering from food insecurity.

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.

We are dedicated to providing meals, emergency shelter, transitional housing, permanent supportive housing and supportive services to the homeless and low income in Yolo County.

We are a state licensed home that provides homes for minor victims of sex trafficking.  We provide 24/7 care including trauma therapy as well as equine therapy onsite. 

We help people turn ideas into action through information, planning, civic engagement and advocacy for human needs.

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

Improves quality of life for the elderly and their family caregivers through in-home and social respite services and convalescent home visiting programs.

Providing our most vulnerable families and children with services to prevent child abuse and neglect through evidence-based education and support, and inter-agency collaboration.

Programs empower families through: starting youth on a positive path, helping parents achieve and maintain success and empowering families to thrive together

We are committed to providing a powerful voice for every child in need. With community support, involvement and recognition, we will achieve these goals.

Our organization helps enhance the lives of people with disabilities by providing highly trained assistance dogs and ongoing support to ensure quality partnerships.

For over 20 years, the Club has offered critical programs and services to children in our community, helping them to become productive, self-sufficient individuals.

Our mission is to ensure the betterment of trafficked and sexually exploited survivors through supportive transitional housing and connecting with those at-risk through active street.

School readiness (preschool) and enriched full year child care for families with limited income.  Nutrition program incorporates parent/provider education and caregiver reimbursement for children’s meals

We promote the general welfare and enhance the quality of life of our community by offering specially designed, culturally sensitive services, programs and classes for older adults.

Our mission is to provide assistance for life-saving diagnostic testing, patient advocacy, prevention education and compassionate support to local individuals facing or fighting breast cancer.