Program Sites
Sacramento County Office of Education
10474 Mather Boulebard, Mather, 95655
Students are attending their home school and we would be offering LCSW support on site.
Sacramento County Office of Education Sly Park
5600 Sly Park Rd, Pollock Pines, 95726
The Sly Park Environmental Education Center provides unforgettable outdoor science learning experiences to over 8000 elementary students each year. We invite you to visit us in the Eldorado National Forest to enjoy our:
Sacramento County Office of the Public Defender
700 H Street, Suite 0270, Sacramento, 95814
Students will provide case management services, mental health assessments, attend court, participate in Multi Disciplinary Team meetings, and provide general support to clients engaged in Sacramento County Collaborative Courts. Students will work closely with attorneys to support clients by providing linkages to treatment...
Sacramento Covered
8928 Volunteer Lane, Suite 220, Sacramento, 95826
We connect individuals and families to the medical coverage, primary and preventative care, and social services and healthcare resources they need to lead healthy lives.
Our approach is peer-driven, one-on-one, and most importantly, effective. It is our goal to help:
Increase understanding of healthcare issues for uninsured and underserved people
Help them overcome the challenges that prevent them from getting coverage
Educate residents about their healthcare options
Offer in-person, in-language assistance
Provide onsite assistance for patients in local emergency departments
Sacramento Educational Cable Consortium (SECC)
4630 Northgate Blvd, Sacramento, 95834
SECC’s mission is to provide quality educational resources to learners of all ages in the greater Sacramento community primarily through video and other information and communication technologies via cable systems and networks. SECC is a collaborative effort of the K-20 education community all working together toward this mission.
Sacramento Employment Training Agency (SETA)
925 Del Paso Blvd., Sacramento, 95815
The SACRAMENTO EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING AGENCY (SETA), a joint powers agency of the City and County of Sacramento, was formed in 1978. From its inception SETA has been an effective force in connecting people to jobs, business owners to quality employees, education and nutrition to children, assistance to refugees, and hope to many Sacramento area residents.
Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services (North Sacramento)
1951 Bell Ave., Sacramento, 95838
Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services is a local, non-profit agency committed to serving individuals and families in need. With a staff of 83 and a volunteer force close to 6,000 annually, Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services provides free emergency goods and services to 150,000 men, women and children each month.
Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services is dedicated to assisting those in need by alleviating their immediate pain and problems and moving them toward self-sufficiency and financial independence.
Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services (Oak Park)
3333 Third Avenue, Sacramento, 95817
All populations are served. Food Assistance, Clothing, Mother Baby, Adult Education, PlayCare, Women's Wisdom Art, Computer Clubhouse, and Youth Academy
Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services Saca Comm
2469 Rio Linda Blvd, Sacramento, 95815
All populations served through Food Assistance, Clothing, Mother Baby, Adult Education, PlayCare, Women's Wisdom Art, Computer Clubhouse, and Youth Academy. Programs offered at the Saca Community Learning Center are Adult Education, PlayCare, Mother Baby, and Youth Academy.
Sacramento Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
400 Capitol Mall, 9th Floor, Sacramento, 95814
The Mexican American Chamber of Commerce was formed to address educational and economic opportunities in California and in the United States with the goals to promote business, industry, commerce, and culture within the minority community; increase a better understanding between Spanish speaking businesses and encourage the development of resources from the City and County of Sacramento which will promote and enhance the welfare and building of the local economy. The Chamber was confirmed as a non-profit the following year.
Sacramento Housing & Redevelopment (SHRA)
630 I St, Sacramento, 95814
Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency is committed to openness, transparency, accountability, and responsiveness as we work to provide a broad range of services and programs for residents and communities in the City and County of Sacramento. We highly value the public’s trust in our performance as a public agency. We seek to inform and engage all stakeholders in our communities and neighborhoods by providing timely information and access to reports, documents, and opportunities that will enable the public to take an active role in decision-making. This page was created to enhance our customers’ ability to access this information.
Sacramento Justice League
2751 Fruitridge Road, Suite 15, Sacramento,, 95820
Sacramento Justice League is a nonprofit corporation bridging the gap between the needs of the Sacramento community for free or low cost legal services and the services available. We hope to build a league of volunteer legal professionals and other community members to fill the gap between the services low-income people need and the services that are available.
Sacramento Kindness Campaign
P.O. Box 3005, Carmichael, 95609
Case Management: Students will be working with families and individuals to solve and cope with problems in their every day lives. They will identify needs and pair them with existing resources in the community.
Sacramento Kings
500 J St. 4th Flr., Sacramento, 95819
The Sacramento Kings are an American professional basketball team based in Sacramento, California. The Kings compete in the National Basketball Association (NBA) as a member of the Pacific Division of the Western Conference.
Sacramento LGBT Community Center
2012 K St, Sacramento, 95811
Range of tasks from: advocacy, group facilitation, direct services for lgbtq+ community members and members experiencing homelessness, youth services, and community outreach.
Sacramento LGBT Community Center
1015 20th Street, Sacramento, 95811
Create a region where LGBTQ+ people thrive. We support the health and wellness of the most marginalized, advocate for equality and justice, and work to build a culturally rich LGBTQ+ community.
Sacramento Loaves & Fishes
1351 North C Street, Sacramento, 95811
As the largest homeless service provider in Sacramento, Loaves & Fishes is a 501(c)(3), charitable, non-profit organization dedicated to providing warm meals, essential survival supplies and services for nearly 1,000 adults and children daily. To keep our services barrier-free, we do not solicit or accept government funds and are supported instead, by the investment of individual and private donations from the greater Sacramento community. In the spirit of radical hospitality modeled after activist and leader of the Catholic Worker Movement, Dorothy Day, we refer to people seeking our services as “guests” creating a space of welcome, respite, and belonging.
Sacramento Loaves and Fishes
1351 North C St., Sacramento, 95811
In an environment of welcome, hospitality, safety, and cleanliness we seek to provide an oasis for homeless men, women, and children seeking survival services.
Sacramento Metro Chamber Foundation
1 Capitol Mall, Sacramento, 95814
Established in 1895, Metro Chamber is the largest, most prominent and established voice for business representing our business community and their workforce in El Dorado, Placer, Sacramento, Sutter, Yolo and Yuba counties. The Metro Chamber provides businesses and individuals the programs, services and advocacy needed to build vibrant communities, a ready workforce, connected region and strong business.
Sacramento Municipality Utility District (SMUD)
1708 59th Street, Sacramento, 95817
No description provided.
Sacramento NAACP
4625 44th Street, Suite 15, Sacramento, 95820
The Greater Sacramento NAACP through its mission to bring about justice for all, will continue to illuminate the truth, remind us of aor past and will lead us to our future. We will continue to work in partnership to leverage our community strengths andwill take note of past lessons to guide us through.