Our Impact in 2021
22,756
people received essential services, including food, rent, visa cards for necessities, training, counseling and case management
$3.9 million
in housing assistance distributed
738
East Bay households that received assistance
$4,103
average amount of assistance
Food assistance
8,210
boxes of food provided
134,830
pounds of food distributed
19,998
people fed
Immigration Legal Services
1,172
new legal cases opened
511
people who began path toward citizenship
156
people who applied for U.S. citizenship, thanks to our help
Crisis Response Services, Oakland
79
families receiving services following the homicide of a loved one
775
hours of clinical counseling and case management provided
Family Preservation in Contra Costa County
76
families receiving in-depth services
648
hours of clinical counseling and case management provided
School-Based Mental Health Services
237
Oakland and Richmond students helped with in-depth support to stay in school and succeed in life
General Inquires
14,222
people provided information and referrals to programs that could assist them
Volunteers
18
volunteers worked 1,084 hours helping our housing program, food distributions and other services