Programs & Services Overview

The theory of change that underlies the work of CCEB drives our programs and services. Our theory is that by focusing on clear target populations with need and addressing core issues that lead to poverty, we can partner with clients to create self-sufficiency, strong families and safe communities.

Catholic Charities services people in need who reside in the East Bay. For those living below the California self-sufficiency standard in the East Bay we aim to:

• Meet the immediate needs of individuals and families through a social safety net, and locate long-term support through CCEB programs and partners
• Create resilience and economic health among low-income child rearing households, youth (adolescent through age 24), immigrants & refugees

Theory of Change

Get in Touch

If you are looking for assistance, please contact one of our three offices, below. For general inquiries or to learn more about our services, please contact our main office at 510.768.3100. For Legal Services, you can reach us toll free at

Oakland - Main Office

433 Jefferson Street
Oakland, CA 94607
For more information,
Telephone: 510.768.3100
Fax: 510.451.6998
Directions

Programs and Services at the Oakland Office

Critical Family Needs and Homelessness Prevention
Catholic Counseling Services
Crisis Response Support Network
Emancipated Foster Youth Program
Refugee Employment Services
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA)
Community Violence Prevention
HIV Housing Services
Refugee Resettlement Services
Employment and Training
Immigration Services and Naturalization

Concord Family Center

3540 Chestnut Avenue
Concord, CA 94519
For more information,
Telephone: 925.825.3099
Fax: 925.825.5503
Directions

Programs and Services at the Concord office:

Catholic Counseling Services
Immigration Services and Naturalization
Critical Family Needs and Homelessness Prevention
CARE For Emancipated Foster Youth
Housing Advocacy and Case Management
Child Welfare Case Management
Monument Corridor Family Strengthening
HIV/AIDS Housing Advocacy
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) 

Pittsburg SVdP Partnership

2210 Gladstone Drive
Pittsburg, CA 94565
For more information,
Telephone: 925.825.3099
Fax: 925.825.5503
Directions   

Richmond Project ACCESS

2369 Barrett Avenue
Richmond CA 94804
For more information:
Telephone: 510.234.5110
Fax: 510.237.6778
Directions

Programs and Services at the Richmond Office:

Bilingual Certified Medical Assistant Training Project
Early Childhood Job Training Project
Immigration and Naturalization
English as a Second Language Classes
HIV Housing Advocacy and Case Management  

 Regional Centers located in: Oakland / Concord / Richmond / Pittsburg