United Way of San Joaquin County

Students given backpacks filled with basic school supplies for their grade level and reading books. They receive tools to be better prepared to start their school year and complete their assignments.

Community education program to keep children safe after school, provide intellectual, physical and psycho-social enrichment .

Giving nutritious bag of groceries bi-weekly. Also receive suggested menu including seven meals, breakfast food and lunch items. Home deliveries available to disabled or elderly.

Provides adults with vision loss the skills necessary to cope with vision loss and maintain independence. They also learn non-visual methods to care for themselves.

Enrichment activities: music, equine therapy, sports, dance, art leassons, family outings to help children in foster care heal and change the direction of their life.

Assisting seniors by optimizing their Medicare Part D prescription drug plan benefit, provide comprehensive evaluation, detailed medication counseling and a myriad of preventive health care screenings.

Computer training, sports education, education career programs, fitness and recreation. Smart Girls and Kids in Control Program.

60 day program helping women transition from being homeless to achieving independence and self-sufficiency. Parenting classes, counseling and case management also provided.

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.