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Food Bank of Nevada County Food Bank Contact Information Address 310 Railroad Ave suite 100, Grass Valley, CA 95945, USA Contact Details Phone: (530) 272-3796 Service Counties Email: info@foodbankofnc.org Website: https://foodbankofnc.org/ Nevada Agency Overview The Food Bank of Nevada County provides food assistance to residents of Nevada County, distributing food through a network of agencies and direct service programs to help individuals and families who are food insecure. Services not provided at their physical location, follow to their website to find food distribution locations. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations Ways to Support Accepts Donated Goods Accepts Financial Donations Accepts Volunteers Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Food access (meals, groceries) Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

Marin Department of Health and Human Services Government Agency Contact Information Address 120 N Redwood Dr, San Rafael, CA, USA Contact Details Phone: 1-877-410-8817 Service Counties Email: Website: https://www.marinhhs.org/ Marin Agency Overview They provide financial, food, and healthcare assistance, employment and training, and other supportive services and referrals. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations All populations Ways to Support Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Benefits assistance Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

Community Action Partnership Orange County Community Based Organization, Food Bank Contact Information Address 11870 Monarch Street, Garden Grove, CA 92841, USA Contact Details Phone: 714-897-6670 Service Counties Email: info@capoc.org Website: https://www.capoc.org/ Orange County Agency Overview Community Action Partnership of Orange County (CAP OC) provides food distribution through the OC Food Bank and offers services at multiple Family Resource Centers. The Anaheim and El Modena centers provide counseling, parenting support, Medi-Cal and CalFresh enrollment, financial workshops, youth and senior programs, tax preparation, mobile clinics, and case management. The Southwest Community Center in Santa Ana offers rental and utility assistance, employment support, tax services, financial coaching, and youth programming. Across sites, CAP OC organizes food and diaper distributions and connects individuals to additional resources through referrals. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations All populations Ways to Support Accepts Donated Goods Accepts Financial Donations Accepts Volunteers Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Food access (meals, groceries) Housing navigation assistance Medical case management Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

Immigration Center for Women and Children (ICWC) Legal Services Provider Contact Information Address 634 S Spring St suite 727, Los Angeles, CA 90014, USA Contact Details Phone: (213) 614-1165 Service Counties Email: info@icwclaw.org Website: https://www.icwclaw.org/ Los Angeles Agency Overview The Immigration Center for Women and Children is a nonprofit legal organization that delivers direct immigration legal services in California and Nevada. Its services include legal representation for unaccompanied children applying for asylum, deferred action for childhood arrivals (DACA) applications, assistance in immigration court proceedings via a court-based help desk and orientation programs, support with Special Immigrant Juvenile Status petitions (SIJS), preparation of U and T visa applications for victims of violence or trafficking, self-petitioning under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), and interdisciplinary social worker and case management services providing trauma-informed support and referrals for unaccompanied youth. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations All populations Ways to Support Accepts Financial Donations Accepts Volunteers Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Domestic violence legal services Immigration consultations Removal hearings Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

Alliance for African Assistance Resettlement Agency, Ethnic Community Based Organization Contact Information Address 5952 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA 92115, USA Contact Details Phone: (619) 286-9052 Service Counties Email: info@alliance-for-africa.org Website: http://www.alliance-for-africa.org/ San Diego Agency Overview The Alliance for African Assistance in San Diego supports refugees, immigrants, asylees, and SIV holders through a comprehensive suite of programs. Their Refugee Resettlement team arranges housing, community orientation, and access to public benefits including Social Security and healthcare. Immigration services help with status adjustments, naturalization, asylum, consular processing, and family petitions Immigration Advocates Network . The Preferred Communities program guides clients through utilities, school enrollment, telecom assistance, and financial literacy. They operate Global Village Interpretation & Translation in 200+ languages, and provide career coaching, employer engagement, and microenterprise training Immigration Advocates Network . Additionally, they offer VITA tax support and refugee-specific employment assistance, helping clients achieve stability and integration. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations Ways to Support Accepts Donated Goods Accepts Financial Donations Accepts Volunteers Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Benefits assistance Housing navigation assistance Transportation assistance General case management Receiving & Placement (R&P) Advanced career pathways Job readiness training Job search and placement Childcare assistance Community wellness and integration Healthcare navigation support Family-Based Petitions English as a Second Language (ESL) Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

Asian Law Alliance Legal Services Provider Contact Information Address 991 West Hedding Street suite 202, San Jose, CA 95126, USA Contact Details Phone: (408) 287-9710 Service Counties Email: ashley@asianlawalliance.org Website: http://www.asianlawalliance.org/ Santa Clara Agency Overview The Asian Law Alliance provides free legal counseling and direct representation in immigration cases to the Asian/Pacific Islander and low-income communities of Santa Clara County, including affirmative and defensive matters. It offers community education by organizing and delivering presentations and producing informational pamphlets on legal topics. The agency also engages in community organizing and partner organizations to address legal needs of the population they serve. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Mandarin, Cantonese, Spanish, Vietnamese, Tagalog, Korean Populations Ways to Support Accepts Financial Donations Accepts Volunteers Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Domestic violence legal services General immigration legal assistance Naturalization/Citizenship Removal hearings Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

AHRI Center Legal Services Provider, Community Based Organization Contact Information Address 8682 Beach Blvd suite 200, Buena Park, CA 90620, USA Contact Details Phone: (323) 565-1101 Service Counties Email: legalservices@ah-ri.org Website: https://ah-ri.org/ Orange County Agency Overview Ahri’s Legal Services provide in-language direct legal services and community education to low-income, monolingual community members and their families. We focus on assisting survivors of domestic violence, at-risk youth, low-income, and undocumented individuals in the Southern California. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations All populations Ways to Support Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Adjustment of Status/Green Card Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Family-Based Petitions Immigration consultations Naturalization/Citizenship Removal hearings U Visas / Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) petitions Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation CRLAF Legal Services Provider, Other, Community Based Organization Contact Information Address 2210 K St suite 201, Sacramento, CA 95816, USA Contact Details Phone: (916) 446-7904 Service Counties Email: info@crlaf.org Website: http://www.crlaf.org Sacramento, Butte, Calaveras, Colusa, El Dorado, Fresno, Marin, Madera, Kings, Kern, Mariposa, Mendocino, Merced, Placer, San Joaquin, Solano, Stanislaus, Sutter, Tulare, Yolo, Yuba Agency Overview California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation (CRLAF)'s mission is to achieve social justice and equity in partnership with farmworkers, low-wage workers, and mixed-status families in rural communities through community, legislative and legal advocacy; community capacity building, and leadership development. CRLAF provides high-quality legal services, leads community organizing, and engages in successful administrative and legislative advocacy to help residents improve their individual and collective economic, political, and social conditions. CRLAF's regular presence in the Central Valley's most remote and isolated regions allows outreach workers to identify trends and bring larger ongoing issues and specific civil rights violations to stakeholder and other decision maker's attention to influence larger systemic chanfe. Specific issues are referred to our attorneys and partners for further legal assistance and supportive services. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Spanish, Mixteco Populations All populations Ways to Support Accepts Financial Donations Accepts Volunteers CRLAF works with various law schools, law students, new, and other pro-bono attorneys on select individual cases. Please reach out if you are a legal professional interested in volunteering your time and services. Donations may also be made on our website or via check and mailed to our main office in Sacramento. Eligibility & Referral CRLAF was established in 1981 in response to Legal Service Corporation (LSC)’s restrictions limiting LSC-funded organizations from serving undocumented populations and engaging in class-action litigation and lobbying, two of the most effective ways to bring about sustainable and systemic change. Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Asylum Applications Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Domestic violence legal services Employment/workplace legal services Eviction/housing legal services General immigration legal assistance Immigration information sessions Naturalization/Citizenship Removal hearings Temporary Protected Status (TPS) U Visas / Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) petitions Victims of Human Trafficking (T Visas) Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

Starting Point for Refugee Children Community Based Organization Contact Information Address Elk Grove, CA 95757, USA Contact Details Phone: Service Counties Email: info@startingpointsac.org Website: https://startingpointsac.org/ Sacramento Agency Overview Starting Point for Refugee Children registers families periodically through an online form and provides newcomers with basic essentials such as clothing (coats, hats, scarves), backpacks, shoes, school supplies, and household items. They also organize ongoing soccer leagues for refugee children. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations Ways to Support Accepts Financial Donations Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Basic household Items Clothing Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

Sacramento Employment & Training Agency (SETA) Government Agency Contact Information Address 925 Del Paso Blvd suite 100, Sacramento, CA 95815, USA Contact Details Phone: (916) 263-3800 Service Counties Email: megan.alford@seta.net Website: https://www.seta.net/ Sacramento Agency Overview Formed in 1978, Sacramento Employment and Training Agency (SETA) is a joint powers agency of the City and County of Sacramento to provide employment, training, and support services to the community. SETA's Refugee Program, funded by the Office of Refugee Settlement (ORR), offers Employment Services to refugees, asylees, federally certified victims of human trafficking, and Special Immigrant Visa holders (SIVs) that reside in Sacramento County. SETA contracts with Refugee Service Providers located strategically throughout Sacramento County to provide Employment Services (ES) including Vocational English as a Second Language (VESL), as needed based on assessment. With the help of these services, refugees are assisted in building their pre-employment, job search, and English language skills in order to attain economic self-sufficiency. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations Ways to Support Eligibility & Referral Eligibility extends to Sacramento County residents who have been in the United States for less than five years; are 16 years of age or older; not enrolled full-time in primary or secondary school and are: Refugees/Asylees Special Immigrant Visa holders (SIVs) Cuban/Haitian Entrants Certified Victims of Human Trafficking Amerasians Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Clothing Transportation assistance Job readiness training Job search and placement Resume Development English as a Second Language (ESL) Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

Sacramento Cultural & Linguistic Center (SCLC) Ethnic Community Based Organization Contact Information Address 4600 Broadway suite 2100, Sacramento, CA 95820, USA Contact Details Phone: (916) 421-1036 Service Counties Email: info@sclc.org Website: http://sclc.org Sacramento Agency Overview The Sacramento Cultural & Linguistic Center (SCLC) offers a range of services outlined on their website, including in‑person and after‑hours interpretation, standard and rush document translation services, free legal assistance through a partnership with Capital Pro Bono, refugee resource referrals, connections to emergency food services, car seat vouchers, domestic violence resources, multilingual transit vouchers, and counseling referrals. They also provide cultural brokerage, community resource navigation, and access to a food closet via partner agencies sclc.org+9 Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Arabic, Spanish, Farsi, Dari, Pashto, Hmong, Vietnamese, Russian, Ukrainian, Cambodian, Mien, Cantonese Populations Ways to Support Accepts Financial Donations For more information, please visit our website , email us at or give us a call at (916) 421-1036 Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Food stamps (CalFresh) assistance Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

Community Action Partnership Orange County SWCC Community Based Organization, Food Bank Contact Information Address 1601 W 2nd St, Santa Ana, CA 92703, USA Contact Details Phone: (714) 547-4073 Service Counties Email: SWCC@capoc.org Website: https://www.capoc.org/ Orange County Agency Overview Community Action Partnership of Orange County (CAP OC) provides food distribution through the OC Food Bank and offers services at multiple Family Resource Centers. The Anaheim and El Modena centers provide counseling, parenting support, Medi-Cal and CalFresh enrollment, financial workshops, youth and senior programs, tax preparation, mobile clinics, and case management. The Southwest Community Center in Santa Ana offers rental and utility assistance, employment support, tax services, financial coaching, and youth programming. Across sites, CAP OC organizes food and diaper distributions and connects individuals to additional resources through referrals. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations Ways to Support Accepts Donated Goods Accepts Financial Donations Accepts Volunteers Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Food access (meals, groceries) Food stamps (CalFresh) assistance Resume Development Youth services Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.