California Human Development - Immigration and Citizenship Program
Description
Assist people in obtaining legal status, work permits, renewing green cards, completing affidavits of support, and immigrating family members to the United States. Guiding people through the process of completing and submitting citizen applications and help clients to pass their citizenship exams and interviews.
Organization
California Human Development (CHD)
Population Served
Anyone needing legal aid pertaining to immigration
This service provides service dogs to children, adults, and veterans with physical, cognitive, or developmental disabilities, hearing loss, or veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Caring Voices and Caring Rides (Catholic Charities -Senior Services)
Description
Caring Voices is a daily phone service for homebound seniors, provided by trained volunteers. Caring Rides is a service that connects seniors with their community by helping with their transportation needs.
Organization
Catholic Charities of Northwest California
Population Served
Sonoma County residents who are elderly (age 60 and older), homebound, or disabled and live alone.
Caritas Drop In Center and Shelter Access (Catholic Charities)
Description
Caritas offers a day center with supportive services for homeless adults. Services include hot showers, laundry, telephone, and mail service. Coffee and snacks. Sign-up for Sam Jones Hall Shelter (or the waitlist).
Council on Aging will complete a needs assessment, care plan, and referrals to community resources such as meals on Wheels, adult day programs, senior dining sites, legal assistance, and caregiver support.
Disability Services and Legal Center's mission is to advance the rights of people with disabilities to equal justice, access, opportunity, and participation in our communities.
The Family Justice Center Sonoma County empowers family violence victims to live free from violence and abuse by providing support services to victims of violence, stalking, sexual assault, child abuse and elder abuse. Services include: Help with restraining orders and police reports, provides crisis intervention by offering emotional support and connects victims and survivors with supportive groups and therapy services.
Organization
Family Justice Center of Sonoma County
Population Served
Victims and survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, elder abuse, child abuse and sexual assault for all residents of Sonoma County.
General Assistance provides temporary cash assistance for individuals who have little or no money. It can be approved for up to 90 days in a 12-month period, and possibly longer for people with disabilities.
Organization
County of Sonoma-Human Services Department
Population Served
Residents of Sonoma County for at least 15 days
U.S. citizens or those approved as Lawful Permanent Residents
Hanna's Mental Health Center offers a range of services to help individuals and families address and recover from trauma, build resiliency, and find hope for the future. They offer culturally sensitive services from bilingual clinicians, catering to a wide range of individuals in the community.
Accepts Kaiser and Medi-Cal Pertnership. They also offer fee for service and are happy to provide a superbill for reimbursement through your private insurance.
As one of the top Department of Justice-accredited organizations in the nation, the legal team offers counseling and support to help individuals achieve citizenship, defend against abuses of power, and ensure they can thrive in our community.
Organization
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Santa Rosa
Population Served
Anyone in Sonoma County in need of immigration legal services
Interlink Self-Help Center - Wellness and Recovery Support
Description
Interlink Self-Help Center aims to provide a safe environment in which those of us facing mental health challenges can improve quality of life through self-help, mutual support, and empowerment. Interlink Self-Help Center is open to all community members 18 years of age and over and all of our services are offered free of charge. We offer support for self-directed mental health recovery, and wellness. We are peer managed and operated, in that our programs and services are provided by individuals with lived experience facing their own mental health challenges. Services include: one to one peer support, socialization opportunities, support and education groups, indoor and outdoor activities, co-occurring disorders groups, internship opportunities, and community resources.
Jewish Community Free Clinic - Primary Care, Mental Health Services and Resources and Referrals
Description
JCFC povides primary care, employment evaluations, women’s health care, medications, and laboratory services. The clinic offers therapy, access to their food pantry, work and school readiness and referrals to other community resources.
Latino Service Providers (LSP), is a nonprofit network of organizations, focused on promoting professional development within the Latino population by collaborating with community partners to engage, collaborate, and exchange valuable information; to increase awareness of available resources, access to programs and services; to influence public policy, delivery of services, enhance inter-agency communication; and to promote professional development within the Latinx community.
This is a private nonprofit organization offering full scope legal services including legal advice, preparation of legal documents, negotiations, and in court representation. Legal Aid of Sonoma County offers many programs including: Child Abuse Prevention, Domestic Violence, Eviction Defense and Tenant Stabilization, Elder Law, Employment and Health, Disaster Relief, and Veteran's Services.
Light House - Earle Baum Location - Supports and Resources for Blind and Low Vision People
Description
Light House's Earle Baum location assists in skill development, working with tools to aid an independent life, blind and low vision training, technology training, orientation and mobility training, community resources and support groups.
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Sonoma County - Mental Health, Resources
Description
This is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and their families affected by mental illness by providing mental health education, support and advocacy.
Petaluma Peer Recovery Center is a peer run, mental health self-help drop-in center that fosters connection and mutual support. The center creates a safe, inclusive environment where individuals facing mental health challenges can explore their well-being through creativity and shared experiences.
Petaluma People Services Center (PPSC) - Mental Health, Housing, Food, Crisis, Elder and Youth Supports
Description
PPSC is a collection of 90 human services programs that includes counseling, job placement, gang prevention, daily hot meals, rides to the doctor, case management, financial assistance for homeless prevention, information and referrals.
Positive Images - LGBTQIA+ Community Center, Support and Resource Hub
Description
This service provides support, advocacy, resources, and education services to the LGBTQIA+ community. Services provided include: support groups, therapy fund, leadership development program, social hangouts, queer art club, and queer art camp.
Organization
Positive Images
Population Served
North Bay’s LGBTQIA+ population, including transgender and nonbinary individuals, LGBTQIA+ people of color, Latine families, neurodivergent people, and disabled people.
Redemption House - Resources and Support for Survivors of Human Trafficking
Description
Redemption House assists survivors of human trafficking in getting back to a functional productive, and healthy lifestyle. This program offers support groups, outreach, community connections, mentoring and education for survivors.
R.I.S.K.-Sonoma (Resources, Information Support and Knowledge) is a non-profit dedicated to helping families get connected to supportive resources. R.I.S.K provides private confidential assistance to parents looking for support and also provides educational forums on topics for parents and the community.
Russian River Empowerment Center - West County Community Services (WCCS)
Description
The Russian River Empowerment Center offers a safe space for individuals facing chronic behavioral health challenges to focus on recovery. The center provides support, resources, and recovery programs.
This service helps ensure the safety and well-being of vulnerable adults, provides protective and supportive social services, as well as community training and coordination. Sonoma County Adult and Aging strives to achieve the goals of safety, health, dignity, and independence for older adults, veterans, and people with disabilities.
This service provides Veterans’ benefit information, financial assistance, referrals to outside services, including health care, housing, counseling, and legal advice.
Sonoma Immigrant Services is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in Sonoma Valley whose mission is to strengthen the community through accessible education and advocacy, including immigration legal services. SIS provides suuport with immigration law, citizenship, naturalization, asylum, DACA, VAWA, citizenship education, immigrant rights, special juvenile immigration status, adjustment of status, U-Visa, immigration attorney, legal services, translation, and notary.
This service provides bereavement and grief support groups that are open to the public and provide support to adults who have lost parents, bereaved parents, infant and pregnancy loss, partner loss, suicide loss, children who have lost a parent and teens who have lost loved ones.
Organization
Sutter Health
Population Served
Adults, young adults, teens, and children who have experienced a loss.
Verity: 24 Hour Crisis Line, Sexual Assault Prevention, Intervention & Healing Center
Description
Verity aims to eliminate sexual assault and human trafficking in Sonoma County through prevention and education, and to support survivors of sexual violence through intervention and healing. Provides confidential counseling, emergency assistance, and information and referrals. Helps 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Provides trained, compassionate, California State Certified Sexual Assault Victim Counselors.
Organization
Verity: Sonoma County's Sexual Assault Prevention, Intervention & Healing Center
Population Served
Verity serves all individuals in Sonoma County who have been affected by sexual violence, including survivors of sexual assault, abuse, harassment, and human trafficking. We support survivors of all ages, genders, and backgrounds, as well as their families and loved ones.
Vital Immigrant Defense Advocacy and Services (VIDAS)
Description
VIDAS provides trauma-informed immigrant legal advocacy and community wellness programs.Services include: Removal defense, asylum, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS), U and T Visas, Violence Against Woment Act (VAWA), Family, Family-Based Petitions, Waivers, Work Authorization, Consular Processing, Adjustment of Status, and Naturalization/Citizenship.
Wellness and Advocacy Center - West County Community Services (WCCS)
Description
The Wellness and Advocacy Center is a non-profit, peer operated mental health center offering one-on-one peer support, various support groups, social activities, an open art studio, and a computer lab. It also provides essential services like shoers and laundry.
YWCA of Sonoma County - Domestic Violence Resources, Support, and Advocacy
Description
YWCA Sonoma County is dedicated to providing support for families impacted by domestic violence. 24/7 crisis hotline, safe house shelter, childcare, trauma informed counseling and support groups for children, adolescents and adults who identify as victims or survivors of domestic violence.
Organization
YWCA
Population Served
Sonoma county families who have been impacted by domestic violence.
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