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Provides information and referral, family consultation, long term planning, legal consultation, caregiver skills classes, respite programs, on-line services, counseling services, education and training for family caregivers of people with adult onset brain impairing illnesses and frail elders.

Provides assistance to previously incarcerated individuals to apply for public benefits, housing, employment, and medical appointments within a community medical clinic named Transitions Clinic.

Provides 15-20 pounds of fresh produce two times per month to qualifying households that are in need of food assistance. Produce is distributed from the Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano Mobile Trucks.

Provides information on how the Medi-Cal Mental Health Managed Care system works, explains an individual's rights and choices, helps solve problems with getting needed services, assists in communication between parties to help resolve disagreements, requests information on an individual's behalf, and refers individuals to others who may be of assistance.

Classes include health and fitness, arts and crafts, first aid and safety, and sports and martial arts. Manages the Town of Danville's parks and recreation areas, community facilities, sports and recreation activities and classes. Publishes quarterly Activity Guide to show available activities.

Collaborates with the City of Richmond, other public agencies, nonprofit partners, and civic and private groups for outreach and encampment organizing among unsheltered people across West Contra Costa County. Offers Neighbor Support Line, a shuttle services within Richmond to showers, laundromat including health care services all within the city of Richmond. Responds to trash cleanups and encampment relocation needs.

Provides counseling and police escorts sexually abused victims through: 24-hour crisis line counseling, in person support, including accompaniment to hospitals, police interviews, and legal proceedings.

Provides information for individuals to report welfare fraud as well as most public assistance programs administered by each county's department of human/social services.

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.

Processes claims for all Social Security programs including Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and issues original and duplicate Social Security cards. Applications for all benefits may be made by phone or over the internet. It is recommended that individuals wishing to apply call first for information regarding qualifications and required documentation.

Provides a variety of services for individuals with hearing loss including discussion about coping with hearing loss, education on current technology and support services to help people with hearing loss, fellowship, tips on how to cope with hearing problems for people with a hearing loss, their families and friends. Also fosters public and private programs aimed at alleviating hearing loss. Meets at Walnut Creek United Methodist Church, 1543 Sunnyvale Ave., Walnut Creek.

Provide assistance with completion of applications for MediCal, Cal Fresh, disability for pregnancy, PRUCOL, linkage to SSI, long term disability and referrals to community resources. List of various locations throughout Contra Costa County below: Bay Point Health Center 215 Pacifica Avenue, Bay Point Miriam Medina, 925-427-8338 Brentwood Health Center 171 Sand Creek Road, Suite 171, Brentwood Elizabeth Luciano, 925-431-2431 Martinez Office 50 Douglas Drive, Suite 315, Martinez Nuria Jovel, 925-957-5464 and Cristal Sanchez, 925-957-5479 North Richmond Center for Health 1501 Fred Jackson Way (formerly Third Street) Richmond CA 94801 Socorro Padilla, 510-231-1331 Pittsburg Health Center 12311 Loveridge Road, Pittsburg Elizabeth Luciano, 925-431-2431 West County Health Center 13601 San Pablo Avenue, San Pablo Socorro Padilla, 510-231-1331

Provides skill workshops for video productions, visual art, and music including live instruments, vocals, beat making and studio production. Offers open studio/lab time, art classes and one-on-one artist development.

Provides fully furnished, structured shared housing for adults who are able to live independently and benefit from a stable, supportive home environment. Serves individuals experiencing homelessness, housing instability, reentry and justice involved adults including individuals with 290 backgrounds, veterans, seniors, adults with disabilities, and adults with stable mental health conditions. Homes are professionally managed and include utilities, Wi-Fi, household essentials, clear house expectations, supportive check-ins, and access to community resources when needed. Multiple homes available in Pittsburg, Antioch, and Oakley.

Provides free clinical breast exams and mammograms, to women age 40 and older, under 40 with medical concerns and have an income at or below 200% of the federal poverty.

Licenses adult residential and adult day programs in SF Bay Area as well as child care centers including in-home centers, senior care residential facilities and board and care. Provides information on licensing and responds to complaints. A list of licensed facilities by zip code or city is online at the program's website.

Provides an adult day program for adults with developmental disabilities with higher cognitive skills. In addition to educational opportunities offered through the day program, students receive individualized training and can learn relevant job skills to promote independence in the community. Provides participants opportunities to learn job skills as community volunteers.

Provides financial assistance and housing related wraparound services to families and individuals who are part of the child welfare system, experiencing homelessness, or at risk of homelessness. Housing related wraparound services include rental assistance, housing navigation, case management, security deposits, utility payments, moving costs, interim shelter assistance, legal services, and credit repair.

Administers twenty-two elementary schools, eight middle schools, and four high schools and two alternative high schools in the San Ramon Valley. Programs and classes are available for special needs children, ages 0-22; call for information.

Provides a food pantry.

Provides free clothing of all sizes, winter coats and blankets to low income/homeless. Clients may receive clothing assistance 4 times a year.

Provides a Food Pantry

Provides a 12-week basic introductory Culinary Arts Program. Teaches basic culinary skills needed to qualify as a candidate for a starting position within the culinary industry. Training includes (but not limited to); basics of a commercial kitchen, job retention and life skills. Students will graduate with a California Food Handler Card required by law for all food-related service workers.

Provides services for adults, ages 18 to 65, with a wide range of physical, intellectual, or other developmental disabilities including a self-employment training program, an adult development center, a technology center with assistive technology, and other programs to assist participants in reaching their highest potential, respecting their choices as adults, protecting their rights and interests, teaching advocacy and self-help skills, offering moral support to consumers and their families and raising community awareness and enlisting support.

Offers an early intervention program model that offers opportunities for individual learning within a natural group environment through the implementation of the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) practices for children 18 months to 3 years with autism or at-risk for autism. Uses ESDM practices of daily routines and play-based activities to facilitate developmental sequences in young children with autism or at risk for autism similar to their typically developing peers. Aims to help minimize the developmental delays associated with early autism and increases young children’s developmental growth in the cognitive, social-emotional, communication, fine, and gross motor developmental areas. Service is provided in a classroom based environment and meets 5 days per week from 8:30am-12:00pm.