Sacramento Medical Reserve Corps engages medical professionals and support volunteers who want to donate their time and expertise to prepare for and respond to emergencies
We are a science education resource to teachers, students, and families in Northern California. Interactive, hands-on learning experiences are designed to engage and inspire.
We are the only safety-net source in the Elk Grove area providing services and advocacy for low-income families and individuals, those suffering from food insecurity.
9820 Dino Drive #140 PO Box 1447 Elk Grove, CA 95624
We mentor, coach, train and inspire youth through LIFE SKILLS and LEADERSHIP interventions that successfully build self-esteem, develop character and promote college and professional readiness.
Enhance the quality of life of patients, survivors, caregivers and families afflicted with the trauma of cancer by providing accessible support services and education.
We support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, primarily by offering day program services in Roseville and Meadow Vista, serving approximately 325 clients daily.
Provides programs to improve air quality, eliminate tobacco use, help people with asthma & other lung disease, provide youth education & leadership opportunities.
Provides housing and supportive services for homeless individuals and families, including emergency shelter, transitional housing, permanent supportive housing, and substance abuse treatment.
Bringing Sacramento’s LGBTQI Community history into todays context, with a full-service lending library, manuscript collections, book, movie and author events, also space for meetings
Changing the lives of more than 1200 homeless families and individuals annually through comprehensive emergency shelter and permanent supportive housing programs; Bringing hope beyond shelter
Providing three days nutritionally balanced food supply, nutrition education, community referrals and compassionate assistance to people growing toward self reliance throughout Sacramento County.
2800 28th Street PO Box 160204 Sacramento, CA 95816
Neighborhood based social service agency providing programs and activities for area residents as well as youth development activities, elderly programs, emergency assistance and community development.
We provide nature-based outings and educational opportunities for the public. We also provide volunteer opportunities in habitat restoration and trail building.
Health insurance and medical services access, fresh produce distribution, family support services, in-home support parents with newborns, foster parent support and education, reading assistance preK-3rd
We offer compassion, support, resources and free medical services to women and men facing an unplanned or unsupported pregnancy in the greater Sacramento area.
School readiness (preschool) and enriched full year child care for families with limited income. Nutrition program incorporates parent/provider education and caregiver reimbursement for children’s meals
Children’s story book park with 28 play sets based on fairytales and nursery rhymes and learning activities to promote imagination, creativity, and education.
