The Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) is a 100 percent federally funded program which provides low-income seniors with check booklets that can be used to purchase fresh fruits, vegetables, cut herb and honey at Certified Farmers’ Markets (CFM). The program is administered nationally by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food and Nutrition Services Agency,
Project SHARE was started in 1981 by the Gray Panthers. They saw shared housing as a possible solution to two problems facing our communities: increasing rents and the institutionalization of older adults. After creating Project SHARE, the Gray Panthers looked to ECHO Housing to administer and carry out the program. WHY SHARE? Shared housing can
Welcome to Birthright of Livermore Do you think you might be pregnant? Come in and find out for sure. We offer free pregnancy testing and confidential support. We provide information about all your options. Speak with a trained volunteer who will listen and help you find solutions for your unique situation. We provide personal care
Housing CHOICES is a collaborative housing information and education effort focused on expanding housing choices for low-income Alameda County residents. Finding an affordable place to live should be less about whom you know and more about making informed personal choices with the best information available. BEFORE you start your housing search try this site first
Spectrum Community Services Inc., administers federally-funded programs to help low-income household pay their energy bills (HEAP, Home Energy Assistance Program) and provide energy-savings measures (Low Income Weatherization Assistance Program) to people who meet the eligibility requirements. See website for application packet and/or application pick up locations in Dublin, Pleasanton, Livermore. HEAP : (510) 881-0300 ext 216,
Love Never Fails is committed to restoration, education and protection of youth involved or at risk of becoming involved in domestic sex trafficking. This 501 (c)(3) offers housing, education, mentoring & health services, workforce development, street outreach, missing person search and community activism. Volunteers: Join us for our monthly action network meetings on the 1st
AHIP is a program of Eden I & R ( 211) that serves the Alameda County community, and is funded by Alameda County HCD and the City of Oakland HOPWA Grant. Eden I & R (Information & Referral) is a non-profit agency committed to linking Alameda County families with a range of community resources. AHIP
The Family Education and Resource Center ('FERC') is a new family/caregiver-centered program that provides information, education, advocacy and support services to family/caregivers of children, adolescents, transitional age youth, adults, and older adults with serious emotional disturbance or mental illness living in all regions of Alameda County. These services are provided in a culturally competent manner,
CrossWinds Church hosts Christ-centered 12 Step Meetings with separate meetings for: General Introduction to the 12 Steps, Substance Abuse, and Co-Dependency. The traditional practices of the 12 Step Program will be stressed. When: Dates and times to be determined. Contact: Brie Lorey or call (925) 560-3800 for more information
Contact Child Care Links to learn about how you can receive a FREE car seat, or booster seat, to replace your outgrown, damaged, or recalled seat. Free car seats are also available to low income families, families experiencing challenging situations, or are in need. Child Care Links is a non-profit, tax-exempt agency. Contact: Child Care
