Grants

Three family resource centers that are part of the Alisal School District of Salinas. They work to help families empower themselves to be healthy and self sufficient through case management; parenting and life skills classes; immigration and housing support; referrals; and other community responsive services.

A national organization that works with government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and health care systems to provide benefit eligibility and enrollment services. It currently works in 6 states and 50 counties.

A membership organization of resident households at Park Village apartment complex that promotes a safe, positive environment and economic independence. It serves more than 1000 low-income residents by providing affordable housing and culturally responsive outreach and services for health care access, nutrition education, benefits assistance, and legal assistance.

A nonprofit that offers direct legal services, community education, and community organizing and advocacy to low-income residents primarily of Asian descent. It has helped tens of thousands of people in obtaining decent housing, justice in the immigration process, and access to basic human and legal rights.

The largest legal services provider in Alameda and Contra Costa counties serving over 21,000 clients each year. It provides clients with free legal advice, referrals, and representation with over 40% of the practice devoted to housing preservation and homelessness prevention.

A nonprofit providing services to more than 5,000 children, youth, young adults and families, including over 300 children ages 0-5, in Santa Clara County. It provides housing, education, counseling, and advocacy services. Additionally, it reaches clients through street outreach and crisis line programs.

A nonprofit legal service program created to help low-income families across rural California. It serves over 23,000 clients annually, with the majority of cases being related to housing and preventing homelessness.

A social justice organization providing advocacy, legal services and community outreach and education on issues affecting low-income and farm-worker rural residents of California, regardless of their immigration status. Their services cover a broad range of issues including housing advocacy, immigration law, labor law, worker safety, and sexual harassment prevention.

A social service agency that assists low-income individuals and families. Their Family Supportive Services program reaches over 3,600 individuals in 1,200 families annually and offers referrals, financial assistance, financial literacy services, and other wraparound supports.

A large social service provider that works to strengthen families and build economic self-sufficiency for the poor and vulnerable in the county. Each year it serves over 54,000 individuals.