United Way of San Joaquin County

Handmade quilts are presented to veterans in appreciation for their service and sacrifice. Information about veteran services is also provided.

Assist indigent and physically, mentally and socially handicapped veterans with food, furniture, utility payments, bus passes, rent payments and counseling.

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.

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.

Camp offered year-round to high school students to focus on career preparation and exploration, college preparation, financial literacy, health and healthy living, community service and leadership.

Credentialed K-6 community school serving children whose families are in transition anywhere in the county. Mentor advocates assist homeless families in obtaining school recoards and documents.

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.

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

Paid work services for people with barriers to employment to become more self-sufficient. Thrift stores throughout provide help by providing job training.