Homeless Services of the Sierra Nevada

2020 Guide

Your guide to easily accessible homeless services across the Sierra and the state of California.

Dear community members, This guide was put together by Sierra Nevada AmeriCorps Partnership (SNAP) members over the course of one day in March 2020, in honor of Cesar Chavez Day of Service. We recognize that the pressures of the COVID-19 pandemic and its associated economic impacts have only increased the need for accessible food, shelter, and safe havens. This is especially true in the Sierra, which can be exceptionally rough terrain in these times of crisis. The guide is organized by Continuum of Care (CoC) districts, and features the vital information to find and utilize services easily. This guide is not comprehensive, but we hope that this guide can be of some service for those who need it. Stay safe and healthy, 2020 SNAP Cohort

Please visit https://tinyurl.com/SierraHomelessServices for an interactive web version of this map.

Continuum of Care (CoC) Contacts: CoC Districts are...... These are the CoCs most pertinent to the Sierra Nevada, and they are listed from north to south.

The contacts listed are from 2017. Shasta, Siskiyou, Lassen, Plumas, Del Norte, Modoc, and Sierra Counties Torri Cardilino (530) 225-5182 tcardilino@co.shasta.ca.us

Chico, Paradise/Butte County Don Taylor (530) 891-2850 dtaylor@buttecounty.net

Yuba City & County/Sutter County John Floe (530) 674-1885 jfloe@co.sutter.ca.us

Roseville, Rocklin/Placer, Nevada Counties Leslie Brewer (530) 885-6100 lbrewer@pirs.org

El Dorado County Matt Huckabay (530) 626-1450 MattH@thecenternow.org

Sacramento City & County Elizabeth Valentine (916) 993-7707 bvalentine@sacstepsforward.org

Tuolumne, Amador, Calaveras, Mariposa Counties Ray Ladd (209) 754-4145 raymond.crazyheart.ladd@gmail.com

San Jose/Santa Clara City & County Michelle Covert (408) 793-0501 Michelle.Covert@hhs.sccgov.org

Alpine, Inyo, Mono Counties Karen Mansfield (760) 873-8557 kmansfield@imaca.net

Fresno City & County/Madera County Melissa Mikel (559) 457-4109 mmikel@fresnohousing.org

Visalia/Kings, Tulare Counties Veronica White (559) 212-7900 veronicaw@kingsunitedway.org

Bakersfield/Kern County Christine Lollar (661) 834-2734 Christine.L.@UWKern.org

ShelterListings.org https://www.shelterlistings.org/county/ca-butte-county.html A comprehensive list of shelter and low-income housing across California that is easily searchable for local areas. Butte county examples are: Esplanade House, Catalyst Domestic Violence Services, Oroville Rescue Mission, Skyway House Transitional Housign, Housing Authority of the County of Butte Chico, and Torress Community Shelter. Types of housing provided include day shelters, emergency shelters, halfway housing, permanent affordable housing, drug and alcohol rehab, supportive housing, shared housing, boarding house, and transitional housing.

Homeless Program - US Dept. of Veterans Affairs www.va.gov/homeless 1-877-424-3838 Hotline 559-225-6100 ext 5764 Business Line Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm 1-877-424-3838 Hotline Homeless Veterans Hotline 559-225-6100 ext 5764 Business Line Provides services and resources to Homeless Veterans. Brinda servicios y recursos a Veteranos sin hogar. Lunes a Viernes 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

Resource Helpline 833-375-2237 If you are in need of emergency housing services call the Homeless Resource

Helpline at 1-833-3PLACER (833-375-2237) _______________________________

Alpine Alpine County Health and Human Services 75 Diamond Valley Road Markleeville, CA 96120 https://www.alpinecountyca.gov/Index.aspx?NID=191 530-694-2235 Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. The Mission of the Alpine County Health and Human Services Department is to promote the dignity and well-being of children, families and adults through public health and human service programs. _______________________________

Amador ATCAA 10590 Hwy 88, Jackson, CA. 95642 https://www.atcaa.org/history 209-533-1397 Monday-Thursday 9AM-4PM Central Sierra Continuum of Care: Members meet monthly to move toward their goal of ending homelessness. The Continuum secures and provides funding for nonprofit and government providers to help re-house homeless; promotes access to mainstream programs; and optimizes self-sufficiency for these individuals and families. Homeless Shelter

Utility Bill Assistance Child Therapy (CHAT): This program is a free individual therapy for children under 18 years of age, who have been victims of any type of abuse, violence, bullying, or other major trauma(s). Foster Youth Program: offers support and guidance to help young adults build a plan to achieve their goals. This program provides education and support to help stabilize and secure the future of these individuals as they transition into young adulthood Head Start/ Early Start: preschool program for low income families in order to promote the development of children and to enable parents to move toward self-sufficiency. _______________________________

Butte Behavioral Health Crisis 560 Cohasset Rd. Ste. 180, Chico, CA 95926 https://www.buttecounty.net/behavioralhealth/help-in-crisis 800.334.6622 or 530.891.2810 Partners with individuals, families and the community for recovery from serious mental health and substance abuse issues and to promote wellness, resiliency, and hope. Includes 6 local phone lines offered by different organizations to help people in need, from veterans to the elderly to the LGBTQIA+ community. Has several crisis response teams to mental illness threats and emotional crises.

Buttehomelesscoc.com http://www.buttehomelesscoc.com/ 530.552.6200 ButteCoC@buttecounty.net A website with easy-to-follow instructions on how to take care of yourself during COVID-19 for people experiencing homelessness.

Bread and Broth 1041 Lyons Ave, South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 http://breadandbroth.org/ Mondays: 4:00-5:30 Fridays: 3:00-5:00 Bread & Broth is a charitable, non-profit organization whose mission is to feed anyone in South Lake Tahoe. Our meal programs, open to all who come to our doors, provide hot, full-course dinners every Monday at St. Theresa Church Grace Hall and soup and simple entrée meals every Friday evening at Lake Tahoe Community Presbyterian Church (currently being served at St. Theresa Grace Hall until fire damage at LTCPC is remediated.) _______________________________

El Dorado El Dorado County Behavioral Health- South Lake Tahoe 1900 Lake Tahoe Blvd. South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 https://www.edcgov.us/Government/MentalHealth (530) 573-7970

A variety of crisis and psychiatric care provided

El Dorado County Behavioral Health- West Slope 768 Pleasant Valley Rd., Suite 201 Diamond Springs, CA 95619 https://www.edcgov.us/Government/MentalHealth Local number: (530) 621-6290 From El Dorado Hills: (916) 358-3555 x6290 A variety of crisis and psychiatric care provided

Food Bank of El Dorado County 4550 Business Drive, Cameron Park, CA 95682 http://foodbankedc.org/ 530.621.9950 info@foodbankedc.org Office Hours: Monday--Thursday 9:00 am--3:00 pm Lunch: 12:00--12:30 pm Donation Hours: 9:00 am--3:00 pm As a result of a partnership with El Dorado County Veteran’s Commission, the Food Bank of El Dorado County is proud to act as the emergency food assistance safety net for local veterans and their families.

Only Kindness Inc. Placerville, CA 95667, USA https://www.onlykindness.net/ 530.344.1864 info@onlykindness.net

Only Kindness Inc. provided veteran services, coordinated entry, and rapid housing solutions for those experiencing homelessness in Placerville.

Placerville Seventh Day Adventist Church 6831 Mother Lode Dr, Placerville, CA 95667 https://www.facebook.com/PlacervilleSDA/ (530) 622-2446 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month; 9 am-12 pm Placerville Seventh Day Adventist Church provides food on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month; 9 am-12 pm.

S.H.A.R.E Minitries Federated Church 1031 Thompson Way Placerville CA, 95667 https://stpatpv.org/share (530) 626-8299 Monday - Friday 10:00 a.m. - 12:45 p.m S.H.A.R.E Ministries has a Food Closet located in the basement of the Federated Church on Thompson Way in Placerville

South Lake Tahoe Family Resource Center 3501-B Spruce Avenue South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 http://tahoefrc.org/ 530-542-0740 Mon – Fri. from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM The Family Resource Center offers weekly bread distribution with occasional eggs, milk, and yogurt available; monthly emergency food commodities which consists of a bag of dry goods.

Tahoe Coalition for the Homeless PO Box 13514 South Lake Tahoe CA, 96151 https://tahoehomeless.org/ (530) 600-2822 info@tahoehomeless.org The Tahoe Coalition for the Homeless supports our neighbors experiencing homelessness by partnering with our community to promote awareness, provide warm beds, and encourage self-sufficiency. During the winter, Tahoe Coalition for the Homeless provides overnight refuge from the elements at the Warm Room. The Warm Room provides a safe and warm environment for adult men and women who are experiencing homelessness. In addition to the Warm Room, staff are available year-round to perform outreach, case management and Coordinated Entry.

Tahoe Youth and Family Services 1021 Fremont Avenue, South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 https://www.tahoeyouth.org/ (530) 541-2445 Monday through Thursday from 9 am to 5 pm, closed each day from 12 pm to 1 pm for lunch OUR MISSION: To promote the healthy development of children, families, and individuals through counseling and support programs.

OUR VISION: We envision resilient communities that achieve healthy outcomes through affordable behavioral services. We are an inclusive supportive ally to anyone in crisis.

The Warm Room 989 Third Street South Lake Tahoe https://tahoehomeless.org/programs/#warm-room (530) 541-2445 Opens 6:00 pm Closes 7:00 am Coordinated by the Tahoe Coalition for the Homeless, the Warm Room is an overnight emergency shelter that operates for 3-4 months during the winter. It is a safe and warm environment for those experiencing homelessness in our community.

Upper Room Dining Hall 1868 Broadway Placerville, CA 95667 http://upperroomdininghall.org/index.html Admin@UpperRoomDiningHall.org, info@upperroomdininghall.org 4pm to 5:30pm Motivated by love and grace, the Upper Room Dining Hall provides meals to the hungry members of our community 365 days a year regardless of race, religion, age, gender, national origin, or income, treating guests with dignity and compassion. Dinners are distributed daily between 4pm to 5:30pm. _______________________________

Fresno PATH Program 4910 E. Ashlan Avenue, Suite 118 Fresno, CA 93726 http://www.kingsview.org/contact/locations 559-793-2844 Business Line 1-800-315-4156 (24/7) After Hours Provides assistance to people who are chronically homeless and have a severe mental condition. Includes children. Provee asistencia a personas crónicamente sin hogar y que tienen una grave condición mental.

Fresno EOC Sanctuary Youth Shelter 1545 N Street Fresno, CA 93721 http://www.fresnoeoc.org/sanctuary-youth-shelter 1-800-820-4968 24 Hours/Day "Sanctuary Youth Shelter operates a 24-hour emergency shelter for runaway, homeless, exploited or otherwise displaced youth. Youth are provided a hot meal, clothing, crisis intervention, case management, counseling, and family re-unification (when appropriate)."

Poverello House 412 F Street, Fresno, CA 93706 https://poverellohouse.org/ (559) 498-6988 info@poverellohouse.org Poverello House provides healthcare, meals, shelter, and social services to those in need. _______________________________

Inyo Wild Iris Family Counseling and Crisis Center- Bishop 150 N. Main St. PO Box 697 Bishop, CA 93515 https://wild-iris.org/ 760-873-6601 Wild Iris Family Counseling & Crisis Center is a nonprofit organization that offers domestic violence prevention and intervention services in Inyo and Mono Counties. Wild Iris services include parenting and co-parenting classes, supervised visitation monitoring, youth violence prevention curriculum, and court appointed special advocates. Wild Iris also has a 24-Hour crisis line, emergency shelter, safety planning, advocacy and accompaniment, crisis counseling and support, emergency food and clothing, housing establishment and relocation, a transitional housing program, and information and referrals.

Eastern Sierra CoC Safe Parking Lot 900 W. Line Street, Bishop, CA 93514 https://www.easternsierracoc.org/ 7:00PM-7:00AM The Eastern Sierra CoC, recognizing a demonstrated need in the community, will operate a Safe Parking Lot with up to 15 vehicles on the Bishop Church of the Nazarene property at 900 W. Line Street. People experiencing homelessness and living out of vehicles may be permitted to park overnight in spaces along the church’s west property line, only between

7 p.m. and 7 a.m. daily, and must leave the premises in the morning. Trained staff will supervise the parking lot and ensure that participants comply with established rules and regulations. In addition, targeted vulnerable populations that include families with children and persons with disabilities, will be linked with essential services and housing. Security measures that shall be reviewed and approved by law enforcement will be incorporated into standard operating procedures.

Eastern Sierra Continuum of Care Inyo Mono Advocates for Community Action, Inc. (IMACA) 137 E. South Street Bishop, CA 93514 https://www.easternsierracoc.org/ (760) 873-8557 info@imaca.net The Eastern Sierra Continuum of Care (COC) is a coalition of service providers in Alpine, Inyo, and Mono Counties dedicated to ending the cycle of homelessness. ES COC stakeholders provide street outreach, emergency shelter, transitional housing, permanent supportive housing, rapid rehousing and other types of assistance to individuals and families experiencing homelessness.

Inyo Mono Association for the Handicapped 371 S Warren Street Bishop, CA 93514 http://imahstars.org/ (760) 873-8668 Inyo Mono Association for the Handicapped (IMAH) offers a work

opportunities program, independent living services, transitional services, and the STARS workshop. The Work Opportunities provides job preparation, job development, job placement, and follow-up retention. The Transitional and Independent Living Services include video curriculum about how to respond to everyday situations and cooking lessons. IMAH also runs the STARS workshop, an adult daycare program for the developmentally disabled that includes classes on independent living skills, work adjustment training, pre-vocational training, self-advocacy training, money management curriculum, and a weekly nutrition program.

Inyo Mono Advocates for Community Action 137 E. South Street Bishop, CA 93515 https://www.imaca.net/ (760) 279-4350 info@imaca.net (Online/ Phone only) Inyo Mono Advocates for Community Action, Inc. (IMACA), is a private non-profit corporation that was created to work with and serve low-income residents of Inyo, Mono, and Alpine Counties in California. IMACA's mission is to empower low-income people, to advocate for their needs, and to find and maintain a healthy lifestyle by breaking the cycle of poverty. Their services include, but are not limited to: eviction prevention, emergency food and shelter, USDA commodity distribution, donation distribution, affordable housing management and development, rental subsidies, Head Start programs, subsidized childcare (Mono County), community work experience, holiday food and gifts,

energy conservation and assistance, home weatherization, advocacy, information, and referrals. _______________________________

Kern Bakersfield Homeless Center 1600 E. Truxtun Avenue, Bakersfield, CA 93305 https://bakhc.org/ (661)322-9199 The Bakersfield Homeless Center offers emergency food and shelter assistance, child care center, a K-8 education program for homeless children, a dental/medical program and a program to help teach self-sufficiency.

Community Action Partnership of Kern 5005 Business Park North, Bakersfield CA 93309 http://www.capk.org/ (661) 336-5236 Monday- Friday 9 AM- 5 PM They provide an emergency food assistance program, a senior food program and a 'snack attack' program for after-school programs.

The Mission at Kern County 816 East 21st Street, Bakersfield, CA. 93305 www.themissionkc.org/index.html (661) 325-0863 The Mission at Kern County provides meals, shelter, education and clothing.

They also offer counseling, clinics and help with life management. Life management includes issues like substance abuse, parenting skills, nutrition education and financial management.

Women’s Center – High

Desert Inc. 134 S. China Lake Blvd, Ridgecrest, CA. http://womenscenterhighdesert.org/ 760-371-1969 Womenscenter.hd@wchdinc.org We are a nonprofit organization providing a network of services relating to domestic violence, sexual assault and child abuse for Eastern Kern county and surrounding counties. We are here to educate the public and community agencies to heighten awareness regarding primary prevention of domestic violence, sexual assault and child abuse and to reduce the risk of victimization.

Golden Empire Gleaners 1326 30th St Bakersfield, CA 93301 Off the Garces traffic circle https://www.goldenempiregleaners.com/referrals (661) 324-2767 Monday-Friday 8:00AM-2:00PM They distribute food to many different agencies and organizations. They also offer volunteer opportunities in exchange for a food box.

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Kings Homeless Services - Hanford Pentecostal Church 323 E 11th St; Hanford, California 93230 https://www.facebook.com/pages/Pentecostal-Church-of-God/1619110465025840 559-582-1210 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month from 8 AM - 12 PM. Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:15am-11:30am Provides bathroom and shower services as well as haircuts to homeless individuals. Health Care Services provided every Ofrecen servicios para el uso de baño y regadera. También ofrecen cortes de pelo a indigentes. Los servicios de atención médica se brindan cada 2do y 4to martes del mes. Martes y Jueves de 6:15 AM - 11:30 AM. Los cortes de pelo son ofrecidos los Martes _______________________________ .

Lassen Lassen County Health and Social Services Department 336 Alexander Ave Susanville, CA http://www.co.lassen.ca.us/dept/health-and-social-services/health-social-services

(530) 251-8152 Monday - Friday:8:00 am-5:00 pm

MAMA - Crisis Pregnancy Center 472 Richmond Rd, Susanville CA 96130 https://optionsforpregnancy.com/free-clinic/m-a-m-a-crisis-pregnancy-center-susanville/ (877) 398-7734 10-3 Tuesday-Friday Serves those facing a crisis or unplanned pregnancy.

Westwood Family Resource Center 463-975 Birch St Westwood, California 96137 https://www.facebook.com/pg/WestwoodFamilyResourceCenter/about/?ref=page_internal (530) 256-3706 wwfrc@frontiernet.net Monday-Friday 8AM-5PM Westwood Family Resource Center is a community-focused non-profit organization that operates in Lassen County, CA under the umbrella of Communities United for Children and Families to provide services at the Westwood One Stop. They offer employment assistance, free copy/fax/print/phone/internet services, emergency food and diaper distribution, and a toy/book/video lending library. The Westwood Family Resource Center also puts on community dinners, mystery baby showers, an annual Children's Festival, and an All Inclusive Mentoring (AIM) Program.

Fort Sage Family Resource Center 170 David S. Hall Avenue Herlong, California 96113 http://fortsagefamilyresourcecenter.yolasite.com/ (530)827-3007 fortsagefrc@frontiernet.net Fort Sage Family Resource Center operates under the umbrella of Communities United for Children and Families. The Center offers assistance with peer to peer support, a food pantry, job search assistance, USDA food distribution, senior services, holiday dinners, wellness groups, and more. Food pantry emergency boxes available on Wednesdays only.

Salvation Army Social Services Center 1560 Main St, Susanville, CA 96130 https://westernusa.salvationarmy.org/usw_thq/ (530) 257-0314 This program offers family and youth services, transitional housing, rehabilitation, shelter services, LGBTQ services, job training, and emergency disaster services. _______________________________

Mono Wild Iris Family Counseling & Crisis Center- Mammoth 625 Old Mammoth Road #201 Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546

https://wild-iris.org/ 760 934-2491 Wild Iris Family Counseling & Crisis Center is a nonprofit organization that offers domestic violence prevention and intervention services in Inyo and Mono Counties. Wild Iris services include parenting and co-parenting classes, supervised visitation monitoring, youth violence prevention curriculum, and court appointed special advocates. Wild Iris also has a 24-Hour crisis line, emergency shelter, safety planning, advocacy and accompaniment, crisis counseling and support, emergency food and clothing, housing establishment and relocation, a transitional housing program, and information and referrals.

Mammoth Lakes Housing, Inc. 587 Old Mammoth Rd. # 4, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 http://mammothlakeshousing.org/ 760-934-4740 Monday - Friday: 8am - 5pm Mammoth Lakes Housing, Inc. (MLH) supports workforce housing for a viable economy and a sustainable community. MLH offers home ownership counseling, fair housing resources, and a home ownership down payment assistance program.

Nevada Booth Family Center 12390 Rough & Ready Hwy, Grass Valley, CA 95945 https://grassvalley.salvationarmy.org/grass_valley/booth-family-center/

(530) 272-2669 "Booth Family center (Salvation Army) offers homeless families a safe haven in which to rebuild their lives in the Grass Valley area. Focusing on breaking the cycle of poverty, we teach families life skills needed to ensure stability and for the building of a solid foundation from which families can grow and reach self-sufficiency together. The goal is not to just provide temporary housing for homeless families, but to help prevent them from returning to homelessness, now and in the next generation."

Hospitality House 1262 Sutton Way Grass Valley, CA 95945 https://hhshelter.org/ (530) 271-7144 "The mission of Hospitality House is to bring homeless people in Nevada County into a circle of community caring that offers shelter, sustenance, medical care, advocacy, opportunity, dignity, and hope as we assist them in transitioning from homelessness to housing."

Sierra Community House- Truckee 11695 Donner Pass Rd, Truckee, CA 96161 http://truckeefrc.org/ 530-587-2513 food@sierracommunityhouse.org Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 9am-5pm Wednesday 10am-6pm HUNGER RELIEF Provides hunger relief services through weekly food distributions and other community food programs

CRISIS INTERVENTION & PREVENTION Serves victims of domestic/intimate partner violence, sexual assault, and child abuse FAMILY SUPPORT & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Connects families, individuals, and community members with the help they need MEDIATION & LEGAL ASSISTANCE Offers consultations and assistance for those navigating legal issues

Truckee Emergency Warming Shelter 10069 Church St, Truckee, CA 96161 https://www.facebook.com/TruckeeNorthTahoeEWC/posts/d41d8cd9/712277405601659/ (530) 587-4407 comumc@sbcglobal.net 6:00PM-7:00AM Truckee's Emergency Warming Shelter, located at Church of the Mountains, provides meals and shelter to those in need during nights of severe weather during the winter season. The shelter is open from 6 p.m to 7 a.m. and fits a maximum of 16 guests with a rotation of at least eight trained volunteers. Not only does the organization provide shelter, but it also serves to provide opportunities to those with nowhere else to turn. This can come in the form of sleeping bags, warm clothes or necessary supplies to survive on their own or assistance with permanent solutions.

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Placer Interim Care Program 11080 B Ave, Auburn, CA 95603 http://www.thegatheringinn.com/auburn-interim-care-program/ (916) 791-9355 Sutter Roseville, Sutter Auburn Faith, and Kaiser, collaborated with the Gathering Inn, creating the Interim Care Program. This program was the first of its kind in Placer County. The ICP House, located in Auburn, is a 5-bed unit that provides homeless individuals a safe, clean place to rest and recover following hospital discharge. Guests of the program are provided intensive case management, transportation to and from follow-up appointments, medication management, linkage to housing specialists, three meals per day, and many other support services. Since the inception of the program in 2009, over 600 homeless individuals have been served.

Mid Placer Emergency Housing & Supportive Services 11442 E Ave, Auburn, CA 95603 http://www.thegatheringinn.com/mid-placer-emergency-housing-and-supportive-services/ 530-885-8108 The Gathering Inn- Mid Placer is a 100 bed emergency housing and services program located at the DeWitt Campus in Auburn, CA. Mid Placer accommodates Placer County residents 18 years or older, who must be clean & sober, and have no history of sexual related crimes. It is

staffed 24/7 by at least 3 staff at any given time, and employs 4 full-time Case Managers who are responsible for coming along side guests to identify, and work through their barriers to housing; increase income, link to education, and secure sustainable housing. Case Managers then provide follow-up support for up to 1 year in an effort to reduce recidivism to homelessness. Mid Placer provides not only the basic needs, a safe--secure campus, necessities such as clean clothing & bedding, shower facilities, & 3 meals per day; but also life skills courses, drug and alcohol recovery meetings, and additional groups intended to-help our guests individual development, & move them from homelessness to housing.

Roseville Day Porter Program Downtown Roseville, CA http://www.thegatheringinn.com/roseville-day-porter-program/ The Day Porter program is an exciting collaboration between The Gathering Inn (TGI) and the Downtown Roseville Partnership (DRP). The program utilizes funding from the DRP that enables TGI to hire and employ current homeless guests at TGI, providing them job skills while benefiting the Downtown Roseville area. Job duties of Day Porters include monitoring the downtown Roseville district, acting as an information ambassador equipped with maps, literature, and a cell phone, as well as acting as the eyes and ears for the Downtown Roseville police department and local officials. Day Porters also act as referral information sources to the unsheltered homeless that they come

into contact with. Day Porters work in direct partnership with Downtown Roseville merchants to keep an open line of communication between local agencies and the people they serve.

Sierra Community House- Kings Beach 265 Bear St., Kings Beach, CA 96143 https://www.sierracommunityhouse.org 530-546-0952 food@sierracommunityhouse.org Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm HUNGER RELIEF Provides hunger relief services through weekly food distributions and other community food programs CRISIS INTERVENTION & PREVENTION Serves victims of domestic/intimate partner violence, sexual assault, and child abuse FAMILY SUPPORT & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Connects families, individuals, and community members with the help they need MEDIATION & LEGAL ASSISTANCE Offers consultations and assistance for those navigating legal issues

South Placer Emergency Housing & Supportive Services 201 Berkeley Ave, Roseville, CA 95678 http://www.thegatheringinn.com/south-placer-emergency-housing-and-supportive-services/ Use the Coordinated Entry system at 1-833-3PLACER to generate a referral The Gathering Inn South Placer is the only family emergency shelter in Placer

County. It is a nomadic shelter by nature and all of our guests are hosted by a different house of worship every night that provides shelter and a hot meal. Our clean and sober shelter is available to Placer County residents who utilize the Coordinated Entry system at 1-833-3PLACER to generate a referral. On our campus, The Gathering Inn offers services including Access to Recovery classes, a Dental Clinic, a medical Clinic that is open to the public every Saturday Morning, a daytime Resource Center with access to supports and computers, bi-weekly adaptive Life Skills classes that address our guest’s individual barriers, Ready to Rent classes, a bi-weekly Clothing Closet that is open to the neighborhood and other agencies, and collaborative case management to address any challenges our guests may have. We welcome you to the first step in a life that’s truly yours! _______________________________

Plumas Almanor Basin Food Pantry 386 Main St. Chester, California 96020 https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Nonprofit-Organization/Almanor-Basin-Food-Pantry-1446141709028520/ (530) 284-1304 almanorfoodpantry@hotmail.com The Almanor Basin Food Pantry mission is to provide solutions for stamping out hunger, opportunities to help the community by improving life through distribution of foods, and improved lifestyle education for those in need with the voluntary support of the Lake

Almanor community. They distribute food every first and third Sunday.

Chester Wellness & Family Resource Center 372 Main Street https://www.pcirc1.org/food-pantries (530) 832-1827 Monday through Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Chester Wellness & Family Resource Center has a limited on-site Food Pantry - available Monday through Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Indian Valley Wellness & Family Resource Center 414 Main Street, Greenville, CA https://www.pcirc1.org/food-pantries (530) 832-1827 Open the first four Fridays 10:00 AM – 12:00 Noon Closed the fifth Friday Fresh fruit & veggies, bread & pastries 3:00 – 4:00 PM Open the first four Fridays 10:00 AM – 12:00 Noon Closed the fifth Friday Fresh fruit & veggies, bread & pastries 3:00 – 4:00 PM

Mohawk Community Resource Center The Barn at the intersection of Highways 70 and 89. https://www.plumasruralservices.org/mcrc/index.html (530)836-0446 mcrc@plumasruralservices.org M,W,Th,F 10AM-2 PM Tu 10AM- 1PM

Mohawk Community Resource Center (MCRC) assists individuals, hosts healthy activities, and is an important gathering space for our community. A variety of programs and activities occur at the center daily, including: - Educational and cultural programs & classes - Service referrals and support groups - Exercise and dance classes - Social opportunities - Monthly Speakers Bureau - Nutritional and social support for seniors - Computer help, internet access, public computers, fax and printing services - Lending library - Volunteer program - Meeting facility for community groups and private events

Plumas Crisis Intervention Family Resource and Wellness Centers 591 W. Main Street Quincy, CA 95971 https://www.pcirc1.org/, https://www.facebook.com/PlumasCrisisInterventionandResourceCenter 530-283-5515 https://www.pcirc1.org/contact-us 9:00AM-5:00PM Plumas Crisis Intervention & Resource Center (PCIRC) was incorporated in 1983, beginning as a grassroots organization to provide a crisis line for Plumas County, and is a private, non-profit organization. PCIRC currently provides direct service programs to vulnerable and high-risk populations including: - Plumas-Sierra Crisis Line and Emergency Services

- Mac Homeless & Housing Services Program - Plumas CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) Program for children who have been abused or neglected - Ohana House (Emergency/Transitional Housing for homeless adults age 18+) - Plumas House Sober Living Environment - SAFE: Sexual Assault-Freedom & Education Program - Pathways Home - a housing-first model for transitioning offenders - Emergency Utility Program - 24-7 Dad Fatherhood Initiative - Community Access Computer Center.

Plumas Crisis Intervention Family Resource and Wellness Centers/Portola Family Resource Center 165 Ridge Street Portola, CA 96122 https://www.pcirc1.org/ (530) 832-1827 https://www.pcirc1.org/contact-us 9:00AM-5:00PM Plumas Crisis Intervention & Resource Center (PCIRC) was incorporated in 1983, beginning as a grassroots organization to provide a crisis line for Plumas County, and is a private, non-profit organization. PCIRC currently provides direct service programs to vulnerable and high-risk populations including: - Plumas-Sierra Crisis Line and Emergency Services - Mac Homeless & Housing Services Program - Plumas CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) Program for children who have been abused or neglected

- Ohana House (Emergency/Transitional Housing for homeless adults age 18+) - Plumas House Sober Living Environment - SAFE: Sexual Assault-Freedom & Education Program - Pathways Home - a housing-first model for transitioning offenders - Emergency Utility Program - 24-7 Dad Fatherhood Initiative - Community Access Computer Center.

Portola Food Bank (E.P.C.A.N.) 120 Nevada St, Portola, CA 96122 https://www.pcirc1.org/food-pantries (530) 832-1827 Monday, Wednesday 9:30 – 11:30 AM Tuesday 12:30 – 2:30 PM Monday, Wednesday 9:30 – 11:30 AM Tuesday 12:30 – 2:30 PM

Quincy Community Supper 282 Jackson St, Quincy, CA 95971 https://www.pcirc1.org/food-pantries (530) 283-5515 Every Wednesday at 6:00 PM Every Wednesday at 6:00 PM at the United Methodist Church on Jackson Street in Quincy

Quincy Food Bank (C.A.N.) St. John's Catholic Church, 176 Lawrence St. https://www.pcirc1.org/food-pantries (530) 283-5515 Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10:00 AM – 12:00 Noon Tuesday, Thursday 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Provides food for those in need.

Food Bank- Portola 120 Nevada St, Portola, CA 96122 https://www.yelp.com/biz/food-bank-portola (530) 832-4570 Food services

Indian Valley Food Pantry 224 Mill St, Greenville, CA 95947 (530) 284-6353 Friday 10:00AM-12:00PM, 3:00PM-4:00PM Food services _______________________________

Sacramento Choices 2920 Prospect Park Drive Suite 205, Rancho Cordova, Calif. 95670 https://www.cts-choices.org/ (916) 822-8707 info@cts-choices.org Choices Person Centered Services was established in 1988 and has been providing progressive programs and services to adults with developmental disabilities for more than 25 years. The specialized programs offered by Choices promote independence, personal development, self-sufficiency and respect for the people we serve. Our well-trained staff understands that we must provide opportunities for all participants to direct their own services. We act as guides, supporters, encouragers and facilitators. General criteria for services: Be at least 18 years of age

Have a qualifying diagnosis of either developmental or mental health disability Be willing to participate in, and complete, an informal assessment Be neither a danger to self or others Express the desire for support from this agency Be willing to enter into a contractual agreement with Choices that includes specific rules and regulations _______________________________

Shasta Burney Regional Office - Shasta County Health & Human Services Agency 36911 Main St. (Hwy. 299E) Burney, CA 96013 https://www.co.shasta.ca.us/index/hhsa/office-locations/burney Office: 335-5576 or 335-6700 CalFresh or Medi-Cal Questions: (877) 652-0731 Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. This program offers adult protective services, breastfeeding support services, children and family services, community health, eligibility for food, health coverage and cash aid benefits, help with the General Assistance program, parent support groups, water testing kits, Welfare to Work job services, and Women, Infants and Children (WIC) services.

Pit River Tribe - Social Services 36970 Park Avenue Burney, CA 96013 http://pitrivertribe.org/socialservices/

(530)335-5421 Monday—Friday: 8:00AM–5:00PM The Pit River Tribes Social Services Department is here to help promote the general welfare of our tribal members by offering Loan Assistance, Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (L.I.H.E.A.P.) Back to School gift cards, Funeral Assistance, and Education. Staff will assist in completion of application, stay in contact with applicant if application isn’t yet finished, and help find assistance in your area if you live outside our service area.

Shasta County Health & Human Services Agency 2615 Breslauer Way, Redding, CA 96001 https://www.co.shasta.ca.us/index/hhsa/financial-help/housing-programs/unsheltered-adult-program 530 229-8486 cha@co.shasta.ca.us or hhsa@co.shasta.ca.us This program helps individuals with housing placement and overcome barriers to housing, provides assistance with communication to landlords, and gives follow-up case management services for 6-12 months.

Shasta County Mental Health, Alcohol and Drug Services Shasta County Mental Health, Alcohol and Drug Services, 2640 Breslauer Way, Redding, CA 96001. https://www.co.shasta.ca.us/index/hhsa/mental_wellness/adult-mental-health

Access to Services 530-225-5252, toll free 888-385-5201, Main office 530-225-5200 TTY telephone 711. Monday - Friday, 8:00 am -5:00 pm; Crisis response service available 24 hours daily. This program provides outpatient counseling, assessment and evaluation, case management, medication, social rehabilitation, and urgent care/crisis services for adults who struggle with persistent and severe mental illness. Services are based on recovery and strength-based philosophies and provided by specialized teams. Consumer and family service specialists are available to clients who need advocacy in the mental health system.

Tri County Community Network 37477 Main Street, Burney, CA 96013 http://www.burneytccn.org/ (530) 335-4600 tccncommcenter@gmail.com Child care and other programs and services that enhance and impact the quality of life in the Intermountain Area. _______________________________

Sierra Plumas Crisis Intervention Family Resource and Wellness Centers/Sierra SAFE Program 513 Main Street Loyalton, CA 96118 https://www.pcirc1.org/

(530) 993-1237 https://www.pcirc1.org/contact-us 9:00AM-5:00PM Plumas Crisis Intervention & Resource Center (PCIRC) was incorporated in 1983, beginning as a grassroots organization to provide a crisis line for Plumas County, and is a private, non-profit organization. PCIRC currently provides direct service programs to vulnerable and high-risk populations including: - Plumas-Sierra Crisis Line and Emergency Services - Mac Homeless & Housing Services Program - Plumas CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) Program for children who have been abused or neglected - Ohana House (Emergency/Transitional Housing for homeless adults age 18+) - Plumas House Sober Living Environment - SAFE: Sexual Assault-Freedom & Education Program - Pathways Home - a housing-first model for transitioning offenders - Emergency Utility Program - 24-7 Dad Fatherhood Initiative - Community Access Computer Center.

Sierra County Health and Human Services 202 Front St Loyalton, CA 96118 https://www.sierracounty.ca.gov/Directory.aspx?did=9 530-993-6700 Offers social services and behavioral health services. _______________________________

Tulare Emergency Domestic Violence/Homeless Shelter 211 N. Main Street, Porterville, CA 93257 www.ccfamilycrisis.org 559-781-7628 option 1 services@ccfamilycrisis.org Monday-Friday 8AM-5 PM Emergency Shelter 559-781-7628 OPT. 1 Provides Emergency Shelter to Victims of Domestic Violence and Homeless. Residential Services include: * Confidential Emergency Shelter and Transitional Housing * Emergency Food and Transportation Assistance * Legal Advocacy and Court Accompaniment * Intervention Services * Support Groups and Life Skills Training * Counseling Services and Case Management * Children's Services Proporciona refugio de emergencia a víctimas de violencia doméstica y personas sin hogar. Los servicios residenciales incluyen: * Refugio de emergencia confidencial y vivienda de transición * Asistencia alimentaria y de transporte de emergencia * Abogacía legal y acompañamiento judicial * Servicios de intervención * Grupos de apoyo y entrenamiento de habilidades para la vida * Servicios de asesoramiento y gestión de casos * Servicios para niños

Homeless Assistance Program (Tulare County Social Services) Visalia, CA https://www.hnconline.org (559) 624-8000 https://hnconline.org/about-1 Monday-Friday 9AM-4PM Provides families on AFDC with assistance for up to 16 days of temporary shelter and help in renting a home.

Hot Meals 1638 N. Dinuba Visalia CA 93291 559-901-7431 www.bethcenter.org 559-734-1572 Breakfast Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. Lunch Daily from 12:00 p.m. until 1:00 p.m. Provides nutritious breakfast and lunch to the hungry. Holiday ONLY lunch is provided from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm: *Easter *Mother's Day *Father's Day *Independence Day *Thanksgiving *Christmas Brinda desayuno y almuerzo nutritivos al hambriento. El almuerzo de los dias festivos SOLAMENTE se ofrece de 11:30 a.m. a 12:30 p.m: *Pascua de Resurrección *Día de la Madre *Dia del Padre

*Día de la Independencia *Acción de gracias *Navidad

Men's Overnight Shelter, Community Center / Visalia Rescue Mission 322 NE 1st Ave. - Visalia, CA www.vrmhope.org 559-740-4178 Daily showers: 9:00am-11:30am • Sign-ups: 6:00pm Provides a shelter as well as a kitchen facility-breakfast-lunch-dinner is available to shelter's residents. *Shelter Guests will participate in daily chores *Shelter Guests must be males 18 years and older *18 and over • Capacity: 50 Proporciona un refugio así como una instalación de cocina. El desayuno, el almuerzo y la cena están disponibles para los residentes del refugio. * Huéspedes del refugio participarán en los quehaceres. * Huéspedes del refugio deben ser hombres mayores de 18 años.

Salvation Army Visalia 1501 W. Main Street Visalia, CA www.salvationarmyusa.org (559) 733-2784 Elicio.Marquez@usw.salvationarmy.org Emergency housing and utility assistance Vivienda de emergencia y asistencia de servicios públicos

Salvation Army-Tulare 314 E. San Joaquin Avenue, Tulare, CA www.salvationarmyusa.org (559) 687-2520 Carlos.Armendariz@usw.salvationarmy.org Emergency housing and utility assistance Vivienda de emergencia y asistencia de servicios públicos

Visalia Emergency Aid Council 217 NE 3rd, PO Box 651, Visalia, CA 93279 www.veac.org (559) 732-0101 info@veac.org Provides assistance with emergency food, clothing, shelter and counseling. Provides rental assistance for families on the verge of homelessness. Brinda asistencia con alimentos de emergencia, ropa, refugio y asesoramiento. Brinda asistencia de alquiler para familias al borde de la falta de vivienda.

Women's Shelter of Hope / Visalia Rescue Mission 1413 N. Burke St. - Visalia, CA www.vrmhope.org 559-734-7921 Daily showers: 9:00am-11:30am • Sign-ups: 4:00pm Provides emergency shelter for a single woman as well as a women with children, male children 13 years or over are not able to stay at this facility. *Girls 17 and under, boys 12 and under • Capacity: 40 *Men are not able to stay at this facility*

Proporciona refugio de emergencia para una mujer soltera, así como para mujeres con niños, los niños de 13 años o más no pueden permanecer en este establecimiento. * Los hombres no pueden quedarse en esta instalación *

Central California Legal Services 208 W. Main Street Suite U-1 Visalia, CA 93291 https://www.centralcallegal.org (559) 733-8770, (800) 350-3654 Providing free legal services to qualified low income individuals concerning tenant rights, loan modifications and homeless issues. Provides other advice and legal representation Brindar servicios legales gratuitos a personas calificadas de bajos ingresos en relación con los derechos de los inquilinos, las modificaciones de préstamos y las cuestiones de personas sin hogar Brinda otros consejos y representación legal.

Hands in the Community https://www.hnconline.org (559) 625-3822 Provides repairs to homes of low-income and disabled families. Proporciona reparaciones a hogares de familias de bajos ingresos y discapacitados.

Homeless Meals and Emergency Aid - Corcoran 2121 Whitley Ave, Corcoran, CA 93212 559-992-2272

Provides meals to the homeless. Monday - Friday 9am-12pm Proporciona comidas a las personas sin hogar. Lunes - viernes 9 am-12pm Provides assorted emergency aid items to households as donations are available. 10 items of clothes and 5 miscellaneous items available to one household per week. Ofrecen artículos de emergencia para familias cuando haya donaciones disponibles. 10 artículos de ropa y 5 artículos variados son disponibles 1 vez a la semana por hogar.

Soup Kitchen - Helping Hands of Porterville 135 E Olive Ave Porterville, California 93257 www.facebook.com/helpinghandsofporterville/ (559) 788-0812 Monday through Friday 11:00am-12:30pm Provides a hot lunch to anyone who comes in. *Donated clothing available sometimes.* Monday through Friday 11:00am-12:30pm Brinda un almuerzo caliente a cualquiera que entre. * Ropa donada disponible a veces. * Lunes a Viernes, de 11:00 a.m. a 12:30 p.m.

Community Meals and Day Program 741 N Santa Fe St Visalia, CA, 93292, United States www.vrmhope.org 559-740-4178 hope@vrmhope.org

Provides 2 meals a day (Breakfast & Dinner) to the community that are homeless and/or hungry. Also provides meals for the holidays. *Thanksgiving Meal is the day of Thanksgiving from 11-1 (breakfast, lunch and dinner still will be served)* *Christmas Dinner is TBD from 11-1 (breakfast, lunch and dinner still will be served)* Provee 2 comidas al día (desayuno y cena) a la comunidad sin hogar y / o con hambre. También proporciona comidas para los días festivos. * La comida de Acción de Gracias es el día de Acción de Gracias de 11-1 (el desayuno, el almuerzo y la cena aún se servirán) * * La cena de Navidad está por determinar de 11 a 1 (aún se servirá el desayuno, el almuerzo y la cena) * _______________________________

Tuolumne Amador Tuolumne Community Action Agency 427 N. Highway 49, Suite 305, Sonora, CA. 95370 https://www.atcaa.org/homeless-shelters 209-533-1397 Monday-Thursday 9AM-12PM, 1 PM - 4 PM Homeless Shelter Utility Bill Assistance Food Bank Fair Housing Pre purchase Education Workshops Financial Management

Budget Counseling Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling Predatory Lending Education Workshops Rental Assistance Housing Counseling Services for Homeless Counseling

Interfaith Community Social Services 18500 Striker Court Off Tuolumne Road West of Standard Road Sonora http://interfaithsonora.com/ Open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. 209-532-0905 Assistance to families in need including: Food Clothing House hold items Hair care Showers Job and housing referrals

Tuolumne County Independent Living Program Tuolumne County, CA 2 South Green St. Sonora, CA 95370-4618 https://www.tuolumnecounty.ca.gov/286/Independent-Living-Program 209-533-6600 Monday- Friday 9 AM- 4 PM Independent living program for youth transitioning from foster care to independent living. Services include: Transitional Independent Living Plan Education Planning Career Planning Resumes

Assistance in obtaining birth certificate, social security card, and identification card Workshops Additionally, the ILP Aftercare Program provides services to youth, ages 18-21 years, who are no longer dependents / wards of the court. This program is able to assist youth with: Housing Employment Educational, Medical, and emergency needs including financial assistance _______________________________

Washoe Sierra Community House- Incline Village 948 Incline Way, Incline Village, NV 89451 https://www.sierracommunityhouse.org 775-298-0010 food@sierracommunityhouse.org Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm HUNGER RELIEF Provides hunger relief services through weekly food distributions and other community food programs CRISIS INTERVENTION & PREVENTION Serves victims of domestic/intimate partner violence, sexual assault, and child abuse FAMILY SUPPORT & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Connects families, individuals, and community members with the help they need MEDIATION & LEGAL ASSISTANCE Offers consultations and assistance for those navigating legal issues _______________________________

Yuba Foothill Food Pantry 10775 Texas Hill Road, Dobbins, CA 95935 https://foothillfoodpantry.wixsite.com/mysite?fbclid=IwAR3zH00fdqjGqlBnvgb3zOc5RKmZ1dv_sPe5ekOzJkik-CjOxa-hk9-Vww0 foothillfoodpantry@gmail.com The Foothill Food Pantry has been in operation for decades, but only recently entered into its own nonprofit status (2015). Operating in the Yuba County (CA) foothills, where resources are fewer, our communities have struggled for many years. The pantry helps anyone who comes in, distributing supplemental food boxes, nutrition information, and help in time of need.

Catholic Ladies Relief Society #2 223 8th Street Marysville, CA. 95901 http://stjoseph-marysville.org/6gMinistries.html (530) 742-6461 Wednesday and Friday from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. The Catholic Ladies Relief Society supply basic food needs for approximately 300 people a month. Currently, the Catholic Ladies Relief Society's food locker is requesting donations of canned food. These items may be left in the baskets in the back of chuch, or dropped off at the church office.

Central Valley Homeless Veterans Assistance Program 604 D St., Marysville, CA 95901 http://www.cvhomelessveterans.org/index.html (530) 749-1036 Our Services to Homeless Veterans and Veterans in Need - Mental health services by referral - Physical health services by referral - Alcohol, drug treatment and detox services by referral - Veteran benefits assistance - Food, clothing and equipment - Transitional & permanent housing - Temporary shelter - Job training by referral - Living Needs Assistance - Job Search Assistance

Hands of Hope- Marysville 131 F Street, Marysville, CA 95901 Monday - Friday http://www.ychandsofhope.org/index.html 530.749.6811 Monday - Friday 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Our Mission: Hands of Hope works to enhance the quality of life in the Yuba-Sutter area by: - Providing core support services to the homeless - Reintegrating the homeless within our community. - Engaging the community to respond to the challenge of homelessness. Our Vision: - Providing hope for homeless families. Our annual operating budget of $200,000 is provided by donations and grants.

Services include: - Showers, laundry facilities, clothes closet. - Case Manager/client Advocate Programs

Hands of Hope- Yuba City 909 Spiva Avenue, Yuba City, CA 95991 http://www.ychandsofhope.org/index.html 530.755.3491 Monday - Friday 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Our Mission: Hands of Hope works to enhance the quality of life in the Yuba-Sutter area by: - Providing core support services to the homeless - Reintegrating the homeless within our community. - Engaging the community to respond to the challenge of homelessness. Our Vision: - Providing hope for homeless families. Our annual operating budget of $200,000 is provided by donations and grants. Services include: - Showers, laundry facilities, clothes closet. - Case Manager/client Advocate Programs

Twin Cities Rescue Mission 940 14th Street Marysville, CA 95901 https://www.tcmission.com/?fbclid=IwAR3OLB22gRgWw71n41OtPEoAtw5M1DKp1syJyEKjcK4t3sV6KHR892rq30o 530-743-8777 We have shelter for men only, 18 years and older. We offer food, showers,

clothing closets for men and women. We can also direct women to shelters. Men and women are welcome to chapel services, bible studies, and dinner. We are a homeless shelter for men. However, we do offer food, showers, and relief to men and women who are of need. We can also direct women to shelters. Men and women are welcome to chapel services, bible studies, and dinner. We also have clothing closets available for men and women. Breakfast 7:30 am/Dinner 6:30 pm Mon-Sun To-Go Food Mon,Tues,Thurs,Sat 9:30 am-3:00 pm Wed,Fri 10:30 am-3:30 pm Pet Food Mon-Fri 9:30 am-12:00 pm Men's Showers and Clothing Closet Tues,Thurs,Sat 2:30 pm-4:00 pm Women's Showers Mon,Tues,Thurs 9:30 am-12:00 pm Women's Clothing Closet Mon,Thurs 9:00 am-12:00 pm Donation Hours Mon-Sat 9:30 am-4:30 pm

Yuba Sutter Food Bank 760 Stafford Way Yuba City, CA 95991 http://www.yuba-sutterfoodbank.com/ (530) 673-3834 yubasutterfoodbank@gmail.com Hours: Monday - Friday 8 am - 2 pm To alleviate hunger among the disadvantaged and elderly, we are gleaning surplus goods from every available source for distribution among charitable organizations, and disadvantaged persons in a fair and equitable manner. No recipient shall ever

be required to pay for food donated to the corporation. To inform the disadvantaged and elderly as to their nutritional needs. To make the public aware of the problems of the disadvantaged and elderly. Products: Canned goods, Fresh and frozen produce, Bakery items, and proteins. This includes meats, legumes, fish, peanut butter.

Yuba Sutter Veterans Stand Down 604 D St, Marysville, CA 95901 http://www.yubasutterveteransstanddown.org/home/index (530) 749-1036 Hours: Monday - Friday 10 am - 3 pm

This corporation is a nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation and is not organized for the private gain of any person.The specific purpose of this corporation is to provide services to any veteran, active or non-active military, senior veterans, disabled veterans, veteran’s spouses and dependents; without regard to race, color, national origin, creed, age, sex or religion. Provide transportation, housing, meals and shelter for homeless veterans and family members. Provide information concerning and assistance with counseling services; any and all services that the veteran and family members are deemed eligible at the local, state and federal level. Provide charitable assistance to veterans and family member in need, i.e., food, clothing, medical, rehabilitation, transportation and housing.