Additional Local Resources
A list of local organizations that also support marginalized communities. Many of these organizations are also our partners.
Empower Yolo - 24/7 Crisis Lines: 530-662-1133 / 916-371-1907, main: 530-661-6336,
175 Walnut Street, Woodland
Domestic violence resource and assistance center. Also provides support services for immigrant communities.
Food Insecurity
Davis Community Meals & Housing - Resource Center 530-753-9204, 1111 H Street, Davis
Provides low-income and homeless individuals and families with housing, food, and human services to help them rebuild their lives.
STEAC (Short-Term Emergency Aid Committee) - 530-758-8435, steac@steac.org
STEAC requires a referral from another nonprofit organization. Provides rental assistance, utilities assistance, and food assistance. Organizes family sponsorships for the holidays annually.
Yolo Food Bank - (530) 668-0690, information@yolofoodbank.org
Public, private, and family food distributions.
Healthcare
Healthcare for those without health insurance. Assistance with MediCal.
Support for families with young children 5 years old and younger.
Support for families with babies and young children with childcare, food security, and more.
Immigration
NorCal Resist - Migra Watch Hotline 916-382-0256
NCR hosts educational events and trainings, organize actions, and maintain a variety of resources and programs that provide support to those in need.
Yolo Interfaith Immigration Network (YIIN) - yiin-group@gmail.com
Assistance with immigration fees, housing insecurity, and advocacy.
LGBTQ+
Gender Health Center - 916-455-2391, 3823 V Street, Sacramento
We aim to flourish in the face of systemic oppression by increasing access to healthcare services and resources, strengthening community care connections, and providing education and healing opportunities through our programs. Services include
Lavender Library - 916-492-0558, 1414 21st Street, Sacramento
The Lavender Library, Archives, and Cultural Exchange — commonly referred to as the Lavender Library or LLACE — is a lending library and archive housing lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and intersex (LGBTQI) books and magazines, various media, and archival materials. We host book clubs, support groups, open mic nights, craft markets, and other community events year-round and have grown to be an integral part of the Sacramento cultural community.
Sacramento LGBT Community Center - 916-442-0185, 2031 K Street, Sacramento
The Center works to create a region where all LGBTQ+ people thrive; we support health and wellness, advocate for equity and justice, and work to uplift our diverse and culturally rich LGBTQ+ community. Their services include support groups, housing support, health and wellness services, events, outreach and education, and youth services.
Housing Insecurity
CITY OF DAVIS HOMELESS OUTREACH
Hours: Monday - Friday 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Email for fastest response: HOutreach@cityofdavis.org
Phone: (530) 747-5819
Paul's Place - 530-756-4008, 1111 H Street, Davis
Paul’s Place includes a day-use resource center, and emergency, transitional, and permanent supportive housing. Paul’s Place is designed to help those who are homeless and at-risk to move from the streets to stability, with a goal to improve individual and community health and wellbeing.
Fourth & Hope – 207 Fourth Street, Woodland (see map).
Serves: All homeless individuals, with a maximum capacity of 70 persons. Shelter guests are required to be clean and sober.
Intake: Intake for shelter space occurs onsite daily at 6:00 p.m. After 6:00 p.m., guests must be referred by a police, fire, or public service agency.
Meal: An evening meal is served at the shelter.
Shelter Hours: 6.00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. the following morning.
Contact: Please call the shelter at (530) 661-1218 if you have someone to drop off.
Open: Year-round.
Visit yolobus.com for more information about bus routes.
Advocacy
Local action on national legislation and issues.
Solidarity work across counties and states.