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Provides administration over all Pleasant Hill city parks and recreational activities, aquatic facilities, senior center and community centers. A variety of classes are available for children, teens, and adults including art, dance and exercise classes, martial arts, sports, summer camps and trips.

Provides 24/7 call/chat services for active, inactive, and veterans in need of support or community resources.

Provides a national program of activities, education, friendly conversation, classes and support groups to adults from the comfort of home. Groups include games, creative writing, lifelong learning, virtual tours, meditation, gratitude sharing, support and everyday connections with others nationwide. Participants join from home through telephone conference calls or online. No special equipment is needed and the calls, including registration, are free.

Offers a variety of mental health services by Associate Marriage and Family Therapists and Psychologist interns supervised by licensed therapists; services include couples counseling, family therapy, child and adolescent therapy, individual counseling and group counseling including depression, anxiety, grief, life transitions, gender identity and trauma counseling.

Provides services that include residential support in the community and day programs to people with developmental disabilities, age 18+ including licensed group homes in Pleasant Hill and Walnut Creek, supported and independent living services to residents in apartments and homes in Central and East Contra Costa, and a vocational and developmental day program. Also provides various employment opportunities and job search assistance.

Promotes and encourages work to enable families to become self-sufficient. Cash Aid recipients are eligible for the CalWORKs Welfare-to-Work Employment and Training Program. Recipients with children 13 and under may be eligible for child care assistance. Website has extensive information https://ehsd.org/benefits/calworks-welfare-to-work-program/

Provides fire suppression, emergency medical services, rescue, fire/arson investigation, public education on fire and life safety, and weed abatement to San Ramon.

Provides support groups for those involved in the process of grieving or dying, transpersonal/spiritual counseling for individuals, couples, and families, offers emotional and spiritual support for those facing a life-threatening illness as well as their families and friends.

Provides a respite and services for low-income adults and/or homeless in the Walnut Creek area. Provides job and housing search assistance, mailbox, showers, clothing, a washer and dryer, case management, alcohol and other drug services, advocacy and assistance in accessing county, state and federal services, including SSI and Food Stamp benefits. Client in need of housing navigation ONLY, must contact other coordinated entry providers. Specializing in adult men and women limited services for families; no childcare is provided.

Provides a variety of volunteer opportunities including, legal translation, legal immigration, office admin work, housing intake services, front office reception, etc.

Provides legal services via remote advocacy related to housing issues include: public, subsidized (including Section 8 and other HUD subsidized projects) and private housing, fair housing and housing discrimination, housing conditions, rent control, eviction defense, lock-outs and utility shutoffs, residential hotels. Bay Area Legal Aid does not handle criminal matters.

Provides groups for bereaved parents to offer emotional support and reassurance to parents who are grieving the death of a child. There is no membership obligation. A quarterly national newsletter is available by subscription. Also has regional and national conferences and local referrals.

Provides bilingual services that support mental health, developmental disabilities, substance use recovery, housing, employment, and reentry programs. Additionally they assist individuals and families with counseling, job training, peer support, and community engagement.

Provides support services to first responders and those affected by a disaster or a fire. Services include, food, water and spiritual support.

Operates automotive repair and smog check station licensing units and several programs related to automotive repair and vehicle emissions including the Consumer Assistance Program (CAP) which assists consumers needing Smog Check repairs to bring their vehicles into compliance with emissions standards. CAP allows qualified motorists to receive financial assistance for emissions-related repairs from the state. Eligible consumers can receive payment to retire their high-polluting vehicle. The Bureau of Automotive Repair takes complaints against auto repair shops and smoking vehicles; helps consumers to locate hard-to-find emissions parts, and offers a free auto body inspection program. Extensive information available online; see website for more information.

Provides residential services for battered women and their children. Services include case management, support groups, parenting groups, peer counseling, and vocational assistance. A 31-bed, 15 month transitional shelter is available for formerly battered women and their children in order to assist them in securing and retaining a safe and affordable living situation.

Provides case investigation and nursing case management services to children with elevated blood led levels meeting state case definition. Offers tiered intervention services to children with lower blood lead levels. Provides information about sources of lead, blood lead testing, environmental testing, safety tips and lead safe work practices to families, health care providers, and agencies. Information is available in English, Spanish and other languages.

Administers eighteen Preschools, thirty-six Elementary Schools, one K-8 School, six Middle Schools, six High Schools, along with Alternative Schools, and an adult education program as well as special education programs. Programs and classes are available for special needs children, ages 0-22; call for information.

Provides a food pantry and clothing closet.

Administers 411 services.

Oversees a variety of services including current land use planning, building permitting and inspection services, code enforcement monitoring, redevelopment and economic development activities, various transportation and transit planning activities, Website has details on all services.

Provides grant funding for qualified City of San Pablo residents to enroll in career training for construction and carpentry, information technology, barbering, and commercial driver's license. Awards financial aid for City of San Pablo residents enrolled in one of eight Career Technical Education programs at Contra Costa College and partially funds childcare for working residents through the college's Early Learning Center. In addition to funding career training, the San Pablo EDC prepares job seekers to attain and retain employment through free career development workshops, free business attire and financial education. Additional resource may be available for San Pablo Incorporated residents. Map of San Pablo incorporated available at https://tinyurl.com/Sanpablocitylimit. Website has extensive information.

Provides academics and career readiness, including job application workshops and support, financial literacy workshops, after school tutoring, California High School Exit Exam preparation and support. Offers a full computer lab on-site with staff who provide job search and resume assistance.

Provides inpatient programs for children, adolescents and adults 18+ focusing on crisis management and prevention for people with depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, suicidal tendencies, or other mental health issues. Commonly treated conditions for children and adolescents include; depression, stress and anxiety, bipolar disorder, oppositional defiant disorder, psychosis, severe attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), mood swings and anger, suicidal and self-harm thoughts, bullying and victimization, trauma, and grieving issues. Inpatient hospitalizations, which usually last five to six days, include individual and group therapy sessions; therapeutic recreational activities such as music, dance, and art; and pastoral care. Patients learn to recognize stressors and develop healthy coping mechanisms.

Provides HUD-subsidized independent living apartments, all low income, for seniors 62+.