Description

They provide emergency shelter to homeless children and families, along with case management support for job training, housing search, as well as social, health and mental health services. 

Rent and utility assistance is provided through the Home Safe program when available, as well as Housing and Budget Counseling in both Tuolumne and Amador counties.



In 2014, they provided emergency and transitional shelter to 248 adults and 102 children; a total of 86 adults and 62 children received Home Safe rent and utility assistance and a total of 256 households received Housing and Budget Counseling in both Amador and Tuolumne counties.

They aim to meet with homeless people where they live or gather, outside of an office setting.

They do this by contacting the homeless at their camps, at church breakfasts or lunches, and drop-in centers where homeless individuals are allowed to assemble.