Shelter and Housing Case Management Services: Sonoma and Napa Counties Immigration Legal Services: Sonoma, Napa, Lake, Mendocino, Humboldt, and Del Norte counties Benefit Enrollment and Disaster Recovery: Sonoma, Napa, and Lake counties Food Distributions and Financial Stability: Sonoma and Lake counties
Private nonprofit organization offering full scope legal services including legal advice, preparation of legal documents, negotiations, and in court representation to residents of Sonoma County.
Organization
Legal Aide of Sonoma County
Type of Resource
Assist with civil legal issues like eviction, domestic violence, elder abuse, disaster relief and many more.
Helps ensure the safety and well-being of vulnerable adults, provide protective and supportive social services as well as community training and coordination, and strive to achieve the goals of safety, health, dignity, and independence for older adults, veterans, and people with disabilities.
Organization
County of Sonoma
Type of Resource
Senior Services (Adult Protective Services (APS) Sonoma County Area Agency on Aging Veterans Service Office (VSO) Multipurpose Senior Services Program (MSSP) Senior Care Management In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) In-Home Support Services (IHSS) Public Authority Sonoma County Senior Resource Guide Public Administrator / Conservator / Guardian Aging and Disability Resource Hub 707-565-INFO Home & Community-Based Alternatives Waiver)
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.
Organization
Sonoma Immigrant Services
Type of Resource
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
One-on-one sessions and groups discussing living with vision loss and bereavement. Counselors work with clients to understand fears and anxieties and assist in skill development and working with tools to aid an independent life.
Organization
Earle Baum Center
Type of Resource
Individual counseling, group counseling, understanding disability
The East Sonoma County Services Center offers limited appointments with staff for the Department of Child Support Services, Department of Health Services, the Human Services Department, and District 1 Supervisor Susan Gorin.
Organization
East Sonoma County Services Center
Type of Resource
Provide Sonoma Valley citizens with a local access point for county services like the Health and Human Services Department, nutritional assistance and Child Support Services and District 1 staff.
Hannah Center is committed to addressing trauma and empowering youth, individuals, and entire communities. Their services over the care continuum. We help build resiliency through one-on-one clinical care, group sessions, and mental health resources, and work to strengthen independence and essential life skills through personalized career-focused skill development. They also offer training for practitioners, people, and organizations across the country in the trauma-informed best practices and innovative methodologies they have implemented in their programs.
Organization
Hannah Center
Type of Resource
Individual and family therapy, group therapy, couples therapy, support groups
Provides individuals living with HIV case management and supportive services. This includes: food pantry; individual, couples and family counseling; emergency financial services with rent, utilities, prescriptions, insurance, insurance co-pays, and transportation; mental and psychiatric evaluations and insurance coverage with Medi-Cal Beacon Insurance.
Organization
The Spahr Center
Type of Resource
Individual counseling, couples counseling, family counseling
Region
N/A.
Population Served
Individuals HIV infected and HIV affected- at risk for HIV, partners, and families.
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)
Type of Resource
Immigration Services
Region
Southern Sonoma County
Population Served
Anyone needing legal aid pertaining to immigration
Offers support for self-directed mental health recovery, and wellness. Peer managed and operated; all programs and services are provided by individuals with lived experience facing their own mental health challenges.
Organization
West County Community Services
Type of Resource
Services Include · One to One Peer Support · Socialization Opportunities · Support and Education Groups · Indoor and Outdoor Activities · Co-Occurring Disorders Groups · Internship Opportunities · Community Resources · Client Forums
Region
Southern Sonoma County
Population Served
Individuals 18 years of age and older who have experienced mental or emotional health challenges
Provides assistance from primary care to referrals for medical homes. JCFC is proud to provide services to anyone in need who is currently uninsured. Come to the JCFC for primary care medicine, employment evaluations, women’s health care, medications, and laboratory services. All of these services are available completely free of charge. Regular volunteer physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants and nurses rotate each week, and are supplemented by a referral network of volunteer physician specialists. Clinic volunteers offer not only medical and nursing care, but also social services, and referrals to other community resources
Organization
Jewish Community Free Clinic
Type of Resource
- Primary Care - Therapy - M-Pox Outreach and Vaccination Services - Work and School Readiness - Acupuncture - Womens Health - Resource and Referrals - Acess services for the Chronically Ill
Nonprofit organization 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
Organization
Latino Service Providers
Type of Resource
Resource, internship, monthly newsletter with job postings, resource, and community events
NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Sonoma County
Description
Nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals. Those affected by mental illness and their families. Providing mental health education, support and advocacy.
Organization
NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
Type of Resource
Support groups & classes for those with severe and persistent mental disorders
PPSC is a collection of 73 human services programs that includes counseling, job placement, gang prevention, daily hot meals, rides to the doctor, case management, financial assistance for homeless prevention, informational and referrals.
Organization
Petaluma People Services Center (PPSC)
Type of Resource
Senior Services (Home Delivered Meals, Adult Day Care, Case Management, Nutrition Site-Senior Cafe, Transportation, Balance Programs Homeless Prevention, Fair Housing for the City of Petaluma); Employment & Training; Counseling (Individual, Couples & Family, Drug & Alcohol Prevention, Gang Prevention); Youth Programs (RYSE (youth employment), Mentor Me); Food Assistance; Crisis Intervention
Helps make a transition from military to civilian life. Includes help after a traumatic event experienced in the military. Offers individual, group, marriage and family counseling. Offers referrals and connection to other Veteran Affairs, or community benefits and services. Some services include counseling for:
Organization
United States Department of Veteran Affairs
Type of Resource
Individual counseling, group counseling, couples counseling, family counseling
Provides service dogs to children, adults, and veterans with disabilities, free of cost. Eligible clients are children, adults, and veterans with physical, cognitive, or developmental disabilities, hearing loss, or veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Currently has a waitlist
Santa Rosa bereavement and grief support programs are open to the public and provide support for adults, young adults and children who have experienced a loss. Individual counseling is available, as well as community education and training.
Organization
Sutter Health
Type of Resource
Adults Who Have Lost Parents, Bereaved Parents, Daughters Grieving Their Mothers, Family and Caregiver Support Groups, Holiday Groups, Infant and Pregnancy Loss, Parents Supporting Their Grieving Children, Partner Loss, People in Grief, Survivors of Suicide Loss, Children Programs, Children whose loved one has a life-threatening illness,, Children who have experienced the death of a loved one,, School-Based Grief Groups, Teenagers Living With Loss, Service of Remembrance
Region
Southern Sonoma County
Population Served
Adults, young adults and children who have experienced a loss
Provides Veterans’ benefit information and referral services. Includes health care, counseling, housing, employment counseling, and legal advice referrals.
