Family & Community Resources
- Cultural & faith-based communtity groups
- Churches and cultural events
- Food assistance & utlility help
- Affordable housing resources
- Legal & immigration services
- Senior programs & caregiver support
- Volunteer opportunities & community events
Education, Employment & Youth Empowerment
- Youth programs & leadership development
- Scholarships and college readiness
- After-school tutoring
- Job-training and employment resources
- Small business support for entrepreneurs
- Financial literacy and coaching
Health, Wellness & Crisis Resources
- Low-cost clinics and health screenings
- Mental health services (including Tagalog-speaking counselors)
- COVID-19 info and public health alerts
- Domestic vilence and emergency hotlines
- Spiritual and grief support groups
Family & Community Resources
Fighting Back Partnership is a 501c3 nonprofit organization committed to preventing and ending poverty and its effects in Vallejo and throughout Solano County. Visit https://www.fight-back.org/
Children’s Network of Solano County is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to improving the lives of children. We promote programs that support families, secure funding for children’s services and programs, influence policy at the local and state level, help families access services, and collect and publish data on the health, safety and well-being of Solano County children. Visit https://www.childnet.org/.
Housing First Solano works to end homelessness by (1) Facilitating multi-agency cooperation and coordination, (2) Connecting persons experiencing homelessness with housing, job, family, and medical resources, (3) Securing funds from the State of California, Department of Housing and Urban Development, and private organizations to end homelessness. Visit https://www.housingfirstsolano.org/.
The mission of Legal Services of Northern California is to provide quality legal services that empower the poor to identify and defeat the causes and effects of poverty within their communities, efficiently utilizing all available resources. Visit https://lsnc.net/.
Faith Food Fridays helps Vallejo area neighbors in need with free boxes of food, groceries and other necessities, along with resource referrals and positive encouragement! Visit https://faithfoodfridays.com/.
Food is Free Bay Area, formerly known as Food is Free Solano, is a community organization that provides free food to individuals and families in Solano County and the greater Bay Area. They operate through various programs, including free food distributions, food rescue/recovery, and Park-It Markets. They aim to address food insecurity by making nutritious food accessible to everyone. Visit https://fifbayarea.org/.
Registered dietitian plans all of the menus. All meals meet 1/3 of the daily basic nutritional requirements for older adults, follow the 2023 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, and meet state regulations for food safety and sanitation. Meals on Wheels strives to limit sodium to less than 750 milligrams per meal, limit the calories from fat, serve whole grains, vegetables and fresh fruits for fiber. All meals are prepared and packaged fresh at their central kitchen in Suisun City, California. Visit https://www.mealsonwheelssolano.org/.
Multi-service agency proving food access and nutrition, immigration legal services, and disaster services. Visit https://www.ccyoso.org/.
Education, Employment & Youth Empowerment
Since 1928, the Vallejo Adult School at the Al Berenguer Educational Center has been a beacon for adult learners. We welcome adults (18+) to achieve their goals through various programs, including English as a second language, citizenship, high school diploma, high school equivalency, and career preparation classes. Visit https://vallejoadult.vcusd.org/.
SDS is dedicated to providing training and employment services in a variety of integrated, community settings to adults with disabilities in Solano County. Visit https://sds-inc.org/.
he Solano Employment Connection is a self-directed career resource center. The center provides resources and services that are focused on assisting any member of the community with job search, training information and career assistance. Through the cooperative partnership of many local agencies it is an effective service delivery system for individuals seeking first, new or better jobs and for employers seeking to hire new workers. Internet access to job listings, and other information is provided with Resource Specialists on hand to provide technical assistance. Visit https://solanoemployment.org/.
Youth Employment Solano is a county-wide initiative improving employment opportunities for youth ages 16-24 years old in Solano County. Visit https://www.solanoyouthemployment.org/.
Jump$tart is a coalition of national partners and state affiliates that work collectively and collaboratively to advance financial literacy. Visit https://www.jumpstart.org/.
Concerned community members with the common goal of addressing mental health disparities in the Filipinx community. Visit https://www.instagram.com/fmhisolanonapa/?hl=am-et.
Health, Wellness & Crisis Resources
Innovative Health Solutions is committed to leading the way in uniting public and private organizations to drive collective policy, systems, and environmental changes that strengthen our communities. Visit https://www.innovativehealths.com/.
A health, exercise and wellness program designed to help older adults live healthy, active lifestyles. Visit https://tools.silversneakers.com/.
Partnership Health Plan of California (PHC) is a non-profit community based healthcare organization that contracts with the state to administer Medi-Cal benefits through local providers to ensure Medi-Cal recipients have access to high-quality comprehensive cost-effective health care. Provides services to 14 counties, Solano, Del Norte, Humboldt, Lake, Lassen, Marine, Mendocino, Modoc, Napa, Shasta, Siskiyou, Sonoma, Trinity, & Yolo. Visit https://www.partnershiphp.org/.
This division assists the unemployed and underemployed to become more independent and productive citizens through programs designed to reduce dependency on welfare and promote personal responsibility. Programs include the California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids (CalWORKS), Cal Learn, Welfare to Work, Homeless Assistance, and a program for non-custodial parents. Program components include high school equivalency education, English as a Second Language, linkages to community services, job skills training, and an array of job services to aid in locating and retaining employment, childcare, support services to assist with education and employment related activities, and cash assistance. The division also provides Supplemental Security Income advocacy for unemployable' clients, and serves families who have mental health, substance abuse, and domestic abuse barriers. Services include: Cash Aide, CalFresh, Medi-CAL/Health Insurance, and referral information. Visit https://www.solanocounty.gov/government/health-social-services-hss/employment-eligibility.
Health insurance marketplace for California residents with incomes over the Medi-Cal eligibility limit and do not have health insurance coverage at their work. Offers financial to afford health coverage from several health insurance companies. Visit https://www.coveredca.com/.
Benefits.gov is an online resource to help you find federal benefits you may be eligible for in Solano County. Visit www.benefits.gov.
Seneca provides community-based and family-focused behavioral health treatment services for children and families experiencing high levels of trauma who are at risk for family disruption or institutional care for the children. Services include but are not limited to: the provision of trauma-informed mental health services, family finding, foster and adoption services, and kinship care. In Solano County Seneca provides intensive mental health services for children/youth identified to need a higher level of care which may include but is not limited to: wraparound services, therapeutic behavioral support (TBS), and Full Service Partnership (FSP) programming for transition-aged youth and commercially sexually exploited children/youth (CSEC). Visit https://senecafoa.org/.
The California Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) works in partnership with consumers and other stakeholders to provide services and advocacy resulting in employment, independent living, and equality for individuals with disabilities. DOR administers the largest vocational rehabilitation and independent living programs in the country. Vocational rehabilitation services are designed to help job seekers with disabilities obtain competitive employment in integrated work settings. Independent living services may include peer support, skill development, systems advocacy, referrals, assistive technology services, transition services, housing assistance, and personal assistance services. Visit https://www.dor.ca.gov/.