Programs and Solutions
Wheels to Work
Wheels to Work is an innovative program dedicated to helping homeless and low-income individuals in the Sacramento area with transportation and employment services.
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Winter Sanctuary
This coming winter, Winter Sanctuary will begin on December 1, 2011 and run through March 31, 2012. We are still accepting donations for Winter Sanctuary. Read More»

Sacramento Homeless Connect 2011
On Saturday, May 21st we hosted our 4th annual Sacramento Homeless Connect event at Sacramento City College. Read More»
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We will be adding new programs throughout 2011.
Finding Help

Employment and Public Assistance
Find information on job training, one-stop career centers, General Assistance, CalWORKS, Social Security and Veterans Benefits. Read More»

Food & Shelter
Find information about food banks, free meals, transitional shelters and emergency shelters. Read More»

Health
Find medical clinics, drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs and mental health programs in Sacramento County. Read More»

Housing
Find information on housing organizations and providers in Sacramento County. Read More»

Transportation
Find information on bus passes, transportation for homeless students to Sacramento area school districts, regional transit information and disability services… Read More»
Success Stories
The Winter Sanctuary Program
Winter Sanctuary is a rotating, nightly, interfaith shelter that operates during Sacramento’s winter months. Led by Volunteers of America and Sacramento Steps Forward, it involved the participation of 24 congregations that opened their doors to 100 homeless individuals each night this winter. Read More»
The SMART Program
In 2008, the SSI (Supplemental Security Income) Task Force was created as part of the Interagency Council to End Homelessness. The Task Force was formed to implement the national SOAR (SSI/SSDI Outreach, Access and Recovery) model. … Read More»

The Lara Family
Margie and Alex Lara and their four children were living what some might call the American Dream. “We were just your average family,” says Alex of their happier days in Oroville. “We had a nice home with plenty of property. We were truly blessed, and seemed to be pretty comfortable. We definitely spent a lot of time together as a family.… Read More»




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