United Way of San Joaquin County
Lodi House
60 day program helping women transition from being homeless to achieving independence and self-sufficiency. Parenting classes, counseling and case management also provided.
Hospice of San Joaquin
A residential “home away from home” for hospice patients, offers an alternative to home-based hospice care.
Salvation Army, Lodi Corps
Provides shelter, food, clothing, case management, hygiene products, life skills training and a multitude of other essential life needs to homeless, low-income and their children.
Emergency Food Bank
Provide fresh fruit and vegetables, allowing clients to eat healthier. Health and nutrition education, healthy cooking demonstrations, meal planning tips and cost-saving/money management workshops.
Disabled American Veterans
Assist indigent and physically, mentally and socially handicapped veterans with food, furniture, utility payments, bus passes, rent payments and counseling.
Friends of Walton Booster Club
Provides special education services to students with severe disabilities and physical challenges from ages 3 -22. Specialized services, Early Start Program for families of infants and toddlers.
Tracy Volunteer Caregivers
Serve elderly and disabled in Tracy with rides to doctor appointments, light housekeeping, frienly visits, shopping, meals and lawn care. Individualized services, Help people remain independent.
Mary Graham Children’s Shelter Foundation
Applicants receive assistance with entrance exams, financial aid applications, housing and other preparatory arrangements. Students assigned a mentor and maintain a designated grade point average.
One-Eighty Teen Center
Move at-risk youth toward “productive adult lives”, graduating seniors who are college or employment bound are able to cope with difficulties life has brought them. Informal mentoring.
McHenry House for the Homeless
Provides individual case management sessions to focus on finding employment, finances, finding a home and counseling. Meets daily with case manager to review problems and record progress.
Women’s Center of San Joaquin County
Safe house for abused women and children. Food, clothing, individual and group counseling. Women learn the dynamics of domestic violence and stages of violence. Improve self-esteem.
Stockton Police Chaplaincy
Supports steady attendance and good study habits, chaplains listen to concerns, show friendship, give students and staff their time. Offer appropriate temporary counseling.
United Way of San Joaquin County ( )
Independent/locally managed; raising funds for local human service programs addressing homelessness, substance abuse, child abuse, gang violence, health issues, senior concerns and other problems.
United Cerebral Palsy Association
Life without limits, systems that are progressive, accessible and promote independence. Maximize opportunities for disabled persons to improve strengthen and health. Safe exercise equipment.
The First Tee of San Joaquin
Teaches life skills and core values to youth ages 7-17 through the game of golf. Teaches honesty, integrity, respect, courtesy, judgementk, confidence, responsibility, sportsmanship and perserverance.
Second Harvest Food Bank
Designed to address the nutritional needs of at risk children while providing an incentive to attend tutorial programs. Operates through schools and community centers.
LOEL Center
Aims to provide a hot, nutrious meal to seniors 60 years of age and older on a daily basis for $3. Lunch served in a social setting, giving seniors a place to gather with their peers.
Pregnancy Resource Center of Lodi
Program affects positive life change and support with free confidential services to teens and women who face difficult choices and reality of unplanned pregnancy.
Manteca Police Chief’s Foundation
One week academy to expose students to the science of farming and ranching followed by a one day Science Fair.
Goodwill Industries of San Joaquin
Paid work services for people with barriers to employment to become more self-sufficient. Thrift stores throughout provide help by providing job training.