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Provides hot nutritious meals, hydration, snacks and sandwiches, clothing and shoes, access to laundry program, access to shower program, a safe place to eat and relax for a while. Clients must attend one of two park locations to register and be eligible for showers and laundry.

Provides an evening winter program for single homeless adults who are current members of the center. Evening programs opens December 11 thru April 10. Service animals may be allowed, up to the center's discretion.

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 wellness center which provides basic needs services including access to shower, laundry, food, clothing, water, transportation and connections to community resources, and outreach and engagement including trash cleanup. Provides workforce clinic, free classes, for resume and cover letter preparation, and job readiness as well as job search assistance. Employs unhoused individuals to steward neighborhoods and accompany unhoused neighbors on their journey from tent to home. If client does not have transportation, they can contact Neighbor Care line for the SOS Richmond shuttle.

Contracted through the Department of Veterans Affairs to provide service intensive transitional housing for homeless and at-risk single male veterans. VAH offers communal living, meals, common area TV, computer systems and access to surround internet WiFi. Residents meet weekly with an assigned case manager to develop an individualized service plan, unique to the needs of each Veteran, i.e. referral to legal aid and support in court matters. Case managers assists veterans with online applications for benefits, services and pensions as well as budget management and credit repair strategies.

Provides long term progressive program for single women or mothers with children. Clients may stay up to one year, time may be extended, program is Christian oriented (nondenominational) counseling referrals and spiritual guidance available for clients.

Provides basic needs where homeless individuals can have access to meals, mailbox, showers, and phones. Offers case management services and housing navigation for homeless adults, transitional aged youth and families.

Provides a homeless shelter for single men or women who have been diagnosed with a severe mental illness. Accepts individuals with dual diagnoses. Clients must be referred through county mental health with a severe mental health diagnosis.

Provides outreach to homeless encampments by distributing clothing items, minor medical care and general hygiene products. Refers individuals to services including food and linkages to healthcare. Provides assessments to homeless individuals or families who are unable to get to a homeless CARE Center or individuals age 65+ and inputs their information into the County Homeless Coordinated Entry System. Website has extensive information with health guidance from the health director and Frequently asked questions. Answers dispatch line for Concord shelter, East County Interim Housing Program, and Concord Warming Center. Offers limited transportation to CORE clients only.

Provides shelter for Contra Costa homeless families (men and women) WITH dependent children. Shelter is located at various churches; locations rotate from Orinda on the west to Danville on the south to Antioch on the East/North. Shelter will close for the season on June 2026.

Provides transitional housing for homeless veterans, including those with a past history of substance abuse and/or mental health issues. Residents work with a case manager to create a plan to become self-sufficient and live independently. Interested homeless veterans must complete application available online.

Provides single point of contact for daily shelter bed space and after-hours emergency bed requests. Screens for eligibility, prioritizing, matching housing resources, shelter and supportive services.

Provides couples, families, or individuals living in their vehicles, a safe parking lot to park nightly. Safe parking lot program is a year-round program able to accommodate 15 cars per night.

Provides hotline runaway and homeless youth offering shelter options, mediation, information and referral, and phone or in-person counseling. Provides free, immediate help to youth ages 0-17, including immediate housing in a foster home, crisis counseling, family mediation, transportation and referrals. Center is a Safe Place site. If a longer stay is needed, the youth would likely be placed in a foster home for shelter. SAFE Place is not a long-term shelter.

Provides emergency adult shelter for single adults. Provides the basic needs of shelter, shower, food, and clothing. Service includes case management services assisting residents with linkage to appropriate support programs and organizations including, housing support, social and human resource services, employment search and placement, legal services, counseling and health needs. Some rooms are made available for couples or individuals with special needs.

Provides individuals in recovery with financial assistance, essential resources, and community-based support.

Provides a temporary interim housing for men ages 21-65 who have a plan to achieve independent living. Clients staying at house regularly attend Overcomers support group and receive community service referrals and support as well as job search assistance.

Answers dispatch line for Concord shelter, and East County Interim Housing Program, Concord Warming Center and GRIP Warming Center. Offers limited transportation to CORE clients only.

Offers a short-term residential program (3–5 months) providing shelter, meals, and supportive services to families. Provides case management to each family to create housing and financial plans and focuses on the needs of the children. Additional services offered include career development, mental health counseling, and specialized workshops (computer literacy, parenting support, housing search and financial literacy). The shelter is not a 'safe house' and does not provide drug or alcohol treatment.

Operates a transitional shelter for men, women, and families with children under 14. Shelter residents need to be on Alameda County GA or TANF, a veteran, or with HIV/AIDS.

Provides emergency shelter and interim, non-congregate housing for single adults. In addition to providing basic needs of shelter, shower, food, and clothing, the program includes care coordination and housing location services assisting residents with move-in and short term rental assistance where appropriate. In addition to housing, employment, and clinical support services, the program offers on-site health care services provided by the county and linkages to legal aid and other social and human resource services.

Provides a 7 unit transitional housing program. Offers supportive programming on-site to all residents which includes domestic violence support group, parenting group, vocational/life skills and community meetings. Provides age-appropriate and trauma-informed programming for children as well.

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 emergency adult shelter for single adults. Provides the basic needs of shelter, shower, food, and clothing. Service includes case management services assisting residents with linkage to appropriate support programs and organizations including, housing support, social and human resource services, employment search and placement, legal services, counseling and health needs. Some rooms are made available for couples or individuals with special needs. Center has 15 spots available to serve as a warming center (overnight stay) for vulnerable populations.

Provides long term progressive program for single women or mothers with children. Clients may stay up to one year, time may be extended, program is Christian oriented (non-denominational) counseling referrals and spiritual guidance available for clients.

Provides limited intake for Christian based full-time year long program. Services include, meals, case management, spiritual counseling. Accepts walk-ins until 5pm.