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the shelter-in-place

During the coronavirus (COVID-19) shelter-in-place, please call us at 510.768.3100 for help with housing or immigration legal services.

Durante el “refugio en el lugar” ordenado por el condado para combatir el coronavirus (COVID-19), llámenos al número 510.768.3100 para obtener asistencia.

Individual appointments by phone are available with our housing case managers, immigration attorneys and legal assistants.

At this time, we cannot offer walk-in consultations. Our mental health clinicians are continuing to work with their clients by phone or virtually.

Your health is very important to us, and we appreciate your understanding.

We offer our prayers and hope that you and your family are healthy and safe.

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Open for phone appointments during
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Our Mission

Catholic Charities East Bay works with youth, children, and families to promote resilience, strengthen families, and pursue safety and justice

3% unemployment rate

Over 14 percent of households live below

the California Poverty Measure

Poverty in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties

– low unemployment, high cost of living

Sources: California State Employment Development Department October 2018

A family must work 159 work hours per week

at minimum wage to afford a two-bedroom

apartment at fair market value ($2,173)

High Housing Costs Outpace Wages in

Alameda and Contra Costa Counties

Sources: California Poverty Measure: Public Policy Institute of California 2014-16

Over 6% of residents in Alameda and

Contra Costa county are eligible for but

not participating in Cal Fresh

Despite Poverty, Important Social Services Unused

Sources: Catholic Charities of California January 2018

19% Alameda County residents lack

basic literacy skills

12% Contra Costa County residents

lack basic literacy skills

Low Literacy Compounds the Problem

California Poverty Measure: Public Policy Institute of California 2014-16

We are Accredited

How You Can Help

Locations

About Us

Open for phone appointments during the shelter-in-place

Recent News

More information:

Community Food Resources, Including Sack Lunches

Student Meals to Go

Other Helpful Links

Join the movement. Make your impact.

Our Mission

Catholic Charities East Bay works with youth, children, and families to promote resilience, strengthen families, and pursue safety and justice

3% unemployment rate Over 14 percent of households live below the California Poverty Measure

Poverty in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties – low unemployment, high cost of living

Sources: California State Employment Development Department October 2018

A family must work 159 work hours per week at minimum wage to afford a two-bedroom apartment at fair market value ($2,173)

High Housing Costs Outpace Wages in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties

Sources: California Poverty Measure: Public Policy Institute of California 2014-16

Over 6% of residents in Alameda and Contra Costa county are eligible for but not participating in Cal Fresh

Despite Poverty, Important Social Services Unused

Sources: Catholic Charities of California January 2018

19% Alameda County residents lack basic literacy skills 12% Contra Costa County residents lack basic literacy skills

Low Literacy Compounds the Problem

California Poverty Measure: Public Policy Institute of California 2014-16

We are Accredited

How You Can Help

Locations

About Us

Open for phone appointments during
the shelter-in-place

3% unemployment rate

Over 14 percent of households live below

the California Poverty Measure

Poverty in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties

– low unemployment, high cost of living

A family must work 159 work hours per week

at minimum wage to afford a two-bedroom

apartment at fair market value ($2,173)

High Housing Costs Outpace Wages in

Alameda and Contra Costa Counties

Over 6% of residents in Alameda and

Contra Costa county are eligible for but

not participating in Cal Fresh

19% Alameda County residents lack

basic literacy skills

12% Contra Costa County residents

lack basic literacy skills