Essential Services
January 1 to December 31, 2020
36,000
people received essential services, including food, rent, visa cards for necessities, training, counseling and case management
Preventing Homelessness
914
Households Received Assistance
$2,800
average amount of assistance
81.13%
remained stably housed at 60 days
Food Assistance
15,720
boxes of food provided
244,560
pounds of food distributed
23,570
people fed
Immigration Legal Services
455
consultations
463
Entering the path to Citizenship
188
have applied for Citizenship
Disaster Response Assistance for Immigrants
10,000
people helped with $500 gift cards, totaling $5 million in assistance
Crisis Response Services, Oakland
54
families receiving services
511
hours of clinical counseling and case management
Family Support Services in Contra Costa County
84
families receiving in-depth services
1,234
hours of clinical counseling and case management
Mental Health Trainings
616
people trained in Mental Health First Aid & methods to reduce stress and anxiety
School-Based Mental Health Services
320
students helped with in-depth support to stay in school & succeed in life
Family Literacy Program, North Richmond
56
adults
74
children
Provided help to foster literacy, including how to access remote support for English as a 2nd language
General Inquiries
17,115
people provided information & referrals to programs that could assist them.
Employees
81
employees continued to provide essential services during shelter-in-place
Volunteers
37
volunteers worked 5,499 hours helping our housing program, food distributions, & other services
