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Provides information and assistance on workers' compensation claims, and administrative and judicial services to assist in resolving disputes that arise in connection with claims for workers' compensation benefits. Website has extensive information for both employers and employees including forms.

Accepts and redistributes donations of reusable, durable home healthcare equipment as well as unused medical supplies. Commonly accepted items include; wheel chairs, canes, rollators, walkers, shower chairs, transfer benches, adult diapers, wet wipes, gloves, and more. Visit website for a full list of acceptable and non-acceptable items. Provides the equipment and supplies (adaptive aids, physical and occupational therapy supplies) free to individuals who otherwise would have difficulty obtaining them due to financial reasons. There is no fee for obtaining equipment or supplies, but monetary donations are accepted.

Provides integrated behavioral support services for students in K-12 in the Pittsburg Unified School District and in 3 schools in Antioch Unified School District (Antioch Middle, Dallas Ranch Middle and Park Middle School). Develops tools and learning environments for academic success across all levels from teacher consultation, student counseling and whole school support. Provides comprehensive support including, in-class/playground support (elementary level), individual, group and family therapy, teacher consultation, crisis intervention and community outings.

Provides job training program for at risk youth. Service includes coding class, computer lab, job counseling and resume preparation assistance, entrepreneurial peer counseling and interview preparation. Works in collaboration with Eastbay Regional Park to provide a social justice training program within the parks.

Provides comprehensive family planning services to eligible low income men and women who meet income guidelines and do not have insurance that covers family planning, or have insurance, but need to keep family planning services confidential, or have insurance but have not met the deductible or Medi-Cal Share of Cost, or have limited-scope Medi-Cal coverage that does not include family planning. Eligibility for teens is not based on parental income and by law parental consent is not required. This clinical program increases access to services by expanding the provider network to include medical providers, pharmacies and laboratories. Website has extensive information.

Provides assisted living for frail elderly with physical or mental impairments and memory care for individuals with Alzheimer's disease and or dementia while allowing respite time to caregivers. Trained staff and volunteers provide structure, support and a safe environment. Transportation is available for participants.

Provides parent counseling.

Provides a statewide, toll free, 24-hour, confidential phone line available to young people between the ages of 12-24, and concerned friends and family members. Offers crisis intervention counseling on many issues including family problems, sexual assault, eating disorders, teen pregnancy, substance abuse, suicide and more. Provides support, encouragement, and referrals to youth needing assistance or in crisis situations. Website lists resources available for youth.

Provides resources for relatives raising the child of a family member who need assistance with meeting basic needs. Connection with community resources will occur prior to providing the family with assistance from the 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 immunization clinics which offer vaccines mainly for community members who don't have health insurance and children eligible for the free Vaccines for Children (VFC) program. Program does not accept private health insurance (i.e. Blue Shield, Kaiser). Patients must contact regular medical provider for vaccines. Immunization clinics offer: All doctor-recommended and school-required vaccines, COVID-19 vaccine, Mpox vaccine, and Flu vaccine.

Provides 24-hour non-medical detoxification for women. Program includes a 30-90 day residential substance abuse treatment, an ongoing alcohol recovery program, one-on-one planning for recovery from alcohol and drug problems, and AA/NA meetings. The center is licensed and certified by the State of California, offering a social model alcohol detoxification program. Provides residential treatment program for women and pregnant women in the first two trimesters of pregnancy with alcohol and drug-related problems and education and supportive recovery services. Two detox beds available.

Provides needs based services which may include; utility and financial assistance, and vouchers for clothing that can be used in lieu of cash at St. Vincent de Paul thrift stores for discounted clothing and furniture.

Provides mental health services including intensive outpatient services, substance recovery, day treatment programs, psychoeducational groups, group therapy, and individual therapy.

Provides a wide variety of health care services for women that include free pap smears, breast exams, birth control and STD/HIV testing to all women who qualify.

Offers suicide prevention research, educational materials and public awareness events. Hosts the Out of Darkness Walks and other events and activities for the Bay Area. Website has extensive information.

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

Works with individuals and families who are experiencing homelessness. Provides housing problem-solving and/or one time financial assistance to assist individuals in exiting the homeless system of care.

Provides outpatient counseling services, specializing in the treatment of children and families, as well as individual and couple counseling for problems that may include behavior disorders, school avoidance, abuse, family conflicts, marital conflict, depression and adjustment problems, parent child interaction therapy. Counseling also available at Martinez location.

Provides education, information, socialization and services for visually impaired or blind individuals. Provides home visits to assist those with reduced vision in coping with the problems of daily living, and support groups in El Cerrito and Pittsburg.

Offers a hot noon meal in a seat in dinning room. Offers free groceries including bread, pastries, canned goods, fruits and vegetables as they become available.

Offers opportunities for individuals to gain computer, professional, and life skills for administrative careers. The cohort-based program includes 12 weeks of computer and life skills classes, followed by a 4-month paid internship, job placement assistance, and alumni career support. Recruit for the Administrative Career Training program is three times per year; January, May, and September.

Provides comprehensive low cost general dental care; fees may be 30-40% lower than those of many private offices in our immediate area. Dental services include fillings, dentures, crowns and bridges, root canals, oral surgery and limited periodontal work. Dental work is performed by students and residents under supervision of the University of Pacific faculty and staff. Services do not include orthodontics, extraction of wisdom teeth or treatment of patients who have had procedures started elsewhere. Oral health screening for each new patient is required.

Administers three elementary and one middle school in Moraga. Programs and classes are available for special needs children, ages 0-22; call for information.

Provides a broad range of therapy services to individuals, couples, and families. Issues include, depression, bipolar, relationship conflict, marriage counseling, co-parenting, nutrition counseling, eating disorders, panic and OCD disorders, trauma, victim of crime counseling and parenting issues.