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Offers one-stop center for people affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse, child abuse and human trafficking. Center helps people in crisis to find hope, safety and healing by being a one-stop center where many service providers are readily available.

Provides assistance to eligible individuals who have received a shut-off notice. There are two kinds of shut-off notices: 48 hour and 15 day. If a person calls immediately after receiving a 15 day notice, it is possible that PG&E can work out a payment arrangement depending on past record, etc. With a 48 hour notice, a payment arrangement might be possible but not as likely.

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

Provides free sand and sandbags during winter storm season on a first come, first served basis.

Provides a variety of medical services including family medicine, women's health, pediatrics, chronic disease management, immunization and HIV testing. There are no prenatal, dental or vision services at this location.

Provides free bags and sand to San Ramon residents at the following locations: Athan Downs Park - Montevideo Drive near San Ramon Valley Boulevard San Ramon Central Park - Alcosta Boulevard adjacent to the San Ramon Community Center San Ramon Sports Park - 5261 Sherwood Way parking lot

During Coronavirus COVID-19, some of the programs listed are available virtually, and staff can be reached by phone or email. Provides civic engagement, community involvement, with a focus on parents to have access to education, health, and wellness. Offers training and strategic support for residents interested in leadership and advocacy development to address community issues. Leadership development programs equip parents and primary caregivers with the skills, network and support to serve on local and regional boards, commissions, and committees and promote community ownership which creates social change. [Community Educartional Leadership Institute] During Coronavirus COVID-19, some of the programs listed are available virtually, and staff can be reached by phone or email.

Provides Concurrent Planning, a program which place children with a potential adoptive home while continue to work with the birth family, providing reunification services. Concurrent caregivers are foster parents and prospective adoptive parents at the same time, offering stability while reducing their number of placements. Families must commit to provide permanency while at the same time partnering with the birth parents and CFS in Reunification services. Families interested in fostering or adopting must first attend an orientation. Orientations provide information of policies, and types of children needing families are discussed in detail.

Provides Information about what Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) is. Also provides resources available for individuals before, during and after a PSPS event.

Provides a variety of animal services which include dog licensing and leash enforcement, spay/neuter services and immunizations, adoption, impoundment of stray animals including livestock and rabies control (quarantine and bite reports), animal rescue and rattlesnake calls. Provides dead animal pick-up and disposal, limited service for injured or sick wildlife. Offers public information and education for schools and community groups regarding safe handling and humane care of animals and pet emergency preparedness.

Provides administration over all Concord city parks and recreational activities, aquatic facilities, dog park, and community centers. Offers a variety of classes available for children, teens and adults including art classes, dance, exercise classes, martial arts, sports, music lessons, summer camps and trips. Provides aquatic programs for all ages. Offers year round lap and exercise swimming for adults 18 and over. Accepts donations as scholarship money for low income children's swim lessons.

Due to Coronavirus COVID-19, service available by video or phone only. Offers individual and couples psychotherapy sessions are provided by post-graduate therapists training under the supervision of licensed, senior clinicians.

Provides food and clothing assistance to clients every 6 months.

Offers emergency residential shelter to battered women and their children while providing counseling, family-based services and referrals. Also operates two 24-hour crisis phone lines. Hotlines are available statewide. The emergency shelter is open to anyone regardless of residence.

Provides free consulting services for individuals with physical or intellectual limitations that affect employment. Services include one-on-one consultation about job accommodation ideas, requesting and negotiating accommodations, and rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and related laws. Although JAN does not help individuals find employment, JAN does provide information for job seekers. Provides free consulting services for employers on of job accommodations, including the accommodation process, accommodation ideas, product vendors, referral to other resources, and ADA compliance assistance. Website has extensive information on job accommodation.

Provides resource referral, navigation and benefits application assistance. Benefit assistance includes CalFresh, Medi-Cal, CalWORKS, General Assistance, and Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants (CAPI).

Provides donated refurbished hearing aids to low-income individuals.

Provides suicide prevention and crisis hotline for Sacramento county residents. Counselors provide 24 hours immediate and confidential support.

Provides a variety of programs for children and adults with Down syndrome and their families including a parent support group, THRIVE programs with an educational, developmental, and recreational focus for children from infant through young adult. Provides outreach activities and public awareness.

Assists in locating drug rehab services. Offers drug education videos with tips and statistics to encourage drug use prevention.

Provides administration over all San Pablo city parks and recreational activities, art gallery, museums and community centers. Offers summer sports camp, virtual preschool programming, and a variety of classes for children, teens, and adutls including cooking, dance, exercise, martial arts, yoga, tai chi and sports.

Oversees community development, building division and engineering division. Public works department provides maintenance service to Moraga roads, parks, open spaces, street signs and lights, water and sewer lines as well as providing safe potable water to residents.

Offers community based services which consist of designed groups of 3 consumers with compatible interests and goals. Provides consumer driven activities developed within the person centered planning process. Offers a range of activities consistent with the program's operating philosophies focusing upon: self-advocacy, social and recreational skills development and interests, mobility training and independent travel, job exploration and paid employment.

Provides an adult day program for adults with developmental disabilities. This center serves severe to profoundly disabled individuals. Students participate in a multitude of learning and activities that promote self-expression, such as: arts and crafts, music and dance.

Provides a wide variety of information, resources, educational materials on Parkinson disease, supports research and clinical trials, and provides outreach through affiliates nationwide.