#MakeRoom Project and Basic Needs Resource Guide

#MakeRoom Project

In 2020-2021, the Learning Framework team led the #MakeRoom: Housing Justice in Higher Ed project. The project arose out of discussions about the housing needs identified in our research, and the lack of affordable housing in the SF Bay Area. The project began with a half-day kick-off event, featuring experts in the field as well as student panelists with lived experiences of housing insecurity. After the presentations, participants, including faculty, staff, students, and community partners worked in the small groups below, meeting throughout the semester to dive more deeply into understanding housing issues and learning about how to advocate for access to affordable housing. 

Legislative Advocacy Small Group

This small group learned about legislation related to housing, and some participants chose to advocate for certain measures. The group organized a Virtual "Housing on the Ballot" Q & A Event where they discussed three propositions and measures being decided in the November 2020 election, including CA State Prop 21 (did not pass; would have expanded rent control), Alameda County Measure W (passed; added a .5% sales tax to support expanded services for people experiencing housing insecurity), and the City of Alameda Measure Z (did not pass; would have eliminated restrictions on building multi-unit housing.)

Op-Ed Small Group

This small group wrote an opinion piece for a local publication to spread awareness about the issue of housing insecurity among college students.

Social Media Small Group

This small group worked on raising awareness about housing insecurity via major social media platforms. 

Tiny Homes Small Group

This small group is still meeting informally. They are working on finding creative ways to build tiny homes in ways that are sustainable and affordable. Tiny homes are a spatially and economically friendly way to address housing needs.

Information and Resources Small Group

This small group developed the interactive resource guide below to help students find basic needs information and services.

Resources Guide

Fremont Family Resource Center

https://www.fremont.gov/228/Family-Resource-Center

The Fremont FRC is a welcoming place where families and individuals are nurtured, encouraged, and provided quality services to build on their own strengths to help themselves and others. Conveniently located in the heart of Central Fremont, the Fremont FRC houses over 20 State, County, City and non-profit agencies that provide a variety of integrated services


3300 Capitol Ave. Fremont

510-284-4000

Monument Crisis Center


https://www.monumentcrisiscenter.org/get-help

Monument Crisis Center is a community-based non-profit family resource center for Central and East Contra Costa County. Located in Concord, the Center offers nutritious food, quality resources and referrals to low-income individuals and families in order to help them become stable and secure in our community.

 

1990 Market Street. Concord

(925) 825-7751

Ruby’s Place

https://www.rubysplace.org/

Ruby's place provides survivors with crisis services, shelter, counseling, children's services, and more. We also provide educational training and technical assistance to law enforcement and providers.

 

(888) 339-7233

(510) 581-5626

info@rubysplace.org

Salvation Army Alameda County Shelter for Families and Child Care

https://oaklandgarden.salvationarmy.org/oakland_garden/provide-shelter/

Offers emergency shelter to families with children for stays up to 6 months. Meals offered.

 

2794 Garden St, Oakland

Shelter 510-437-9437 EXT 1203

Food Pantry 510-383-9300

Child Care Program 510-535-5088

laura.lepe@usw.salvationarmy.org

 

Shepherds Gate

https://shepherdsgate.org/about/programs/program-intake/

Shepherd’s Gate exists to meet the physical, spiritual and emotional needs of women and children suffering from homelessness, addiction and domestic violence.

 

LIVERMORE:

1660 Portola Avenue. Livermore

(925)487-4147

 

BRENTWOOD

605 Sycamore Ave. Brentwood

(925)308-7507 ext. 307

A Safe Place

https://www.asafeplace.org/

A Safe Place breaks the cycle of family violence and intimate partner abuse. We work every day to provide 24/7 emergency shelter, security and support for families who are not safe at home.

(510) 536-7233 (emergency line)

(510) 986-8600 (main)

Centro de Servicios

http://www.centrodeservicios.org/

We are devoted to assisting the residents of the Tri-City Area in securing the services they need to live happier, healthier and more productive lives. Our mission is to help poor and low-income families secure their immediate and basic needs and rights, retain their pride and dignity and become self-sufficient and productive citizens.

525 "H" Street, Union City

(510) 489-4100

Jaime@centrods.org

Fremont Family Resource Center

https://www.fremont.gov/228/Family-Resource-Center

The Fremont FRC is a welcoming place where families and individuals are nurtured, encouraged, and provided quality services to build on their own strengths to help themselves and others. Conveniently located in the heart of Central Fremont, the Fremont FRC houses over 20 State, County, City and non-profit agencies that provide a variety of integrated services

3300 Capitol Ave. Fremont

(510) 284-4000

Homeless Youth Alliance

https://www.homelessyouthalliance.org/mission/

We develop relationships with youth and young adults aged 13-29 who live on the street in the Haight Ashbury neighborhood of San Francisco. This neighborhood is an international destination for youth who come seeking refuge from abusive families, alienating foster care and group home situations, and juvenile justice system involvement. These homeless young people encounter constant threats to both their physical and mental health while on the streets.

(415) 318-6384

Hope Project Mobile Health Clinic by Abode

https://www.abodeservices.org/alameda-county

Abode Services' mission is to end homelessness by assisting low-income, un-housed people, including those with special needs, to secure stable, supportive housing; and to be advocates for the removal of the causes of homelessness.

Health clinic (510) 825-7722

hopeproject@abodeservices.org

Brochure with hours and locations:

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5dc7476c0941b54dd5f9e7f9/t/5f501856e731fb3809dce57b/1599084631878/HOPE+Brochure+English+8.11.20.pdf

La Familia Counseling

lafamiliacounseling.org

510-300-3500

La Familia Counseling offers community resources, developmental services, education and employment, recovery and wellness, peer respite support, outpatient mental health, housing assistance/resources, and equity initiatives.

24301 Southland Dr, Suite 300, Hayward

Monument Crisis Center


https://www.monumentcrisiscenter.org/get-help

Monument Crisis Center is a community-based non-profit family resource center for Central and East Contra Costa County. Located in Concord, the Center offers nutritious food, quality resources and referrals to low-income individuals and families in order to help them become stable and secure in our community.

1990 Market Street. Concord

(925) 825-7751

Ruby’s Place

https://www.rubysplace.org/

Ruby's place provides survivors with crisis services, shelter, counseling, children's services, and more. We also provide educational training and technical assistance to law enforcement and providers.

(888) 339-7233

(510) 581-5626

info@rubysplace.org

Salvation Army Alameda County Shelter for Families and Child Care

https://oaklandgarden.salvationarmy.org/oakland_garden/provide-shelter/

Offers emergency shelter to families with children for stays up to 6 months. Meals offered.

2794 Garden St, Oakland

Shelter (510) 437-9437 EXT 1203

Food Pantry (510) 383-9300

Child Care Program (510) 535-5088

laura.lepe@usw.salvationarmy.org

Shepherds Gate

https://shepherdsgate.org/about/programs/program-intake/

Shepherd’s Gate exists to meet the physical, spiritual and emotional needs of women and children suffering from homelessness, addiction and domestic violence.

LIVERMORE:

1660 Portola Avenue. Livermore

(925) 487-4147

BRENTWOOD

605 Sycamore Ave. Brentwood

(925) 308-7507 ext. 307

The Gabriel Project of California

https://cagabrielproject.wordpress.com/

A parish-based ministry to support pregnant mothers and their unborn children

(800) 910-0191

(925) 686-9277

davidlzarri@earthlink.net

fdgabrielproject@gmail.com

Trinity Center

https://trinitycenterwc.org/

Trinity Center is a non-residential program serving homeless and working poor adult men and women in Walnut Creek and Central Contra Costa County. We are a membership community that offers hope and support

1888 Trinity Ave Walnut Creek

(925) 949-8712

A Safe Place

https://www.asafeplace.org/

A Safe Place breaks the cycle of family violence and intimate partner abuse. We work every day to provide 24/7 emergency shelter, security and support for families who are not safe at home.

(510) 536-7233 (emergency line)

(510) 986-8600 (main)

Centro de Servicios

http://www.centrodeservicios.org/

We are devoted to assisting the residents of the Tri-City Area in securing the services they need to live happier, healthier and more productive lives. Our mission is to help poor and low-income families secure their immediate and basic needs and rights, retain their pride and dignity and become self-sufficient and productive citizens.

525 "H" Street, Union City

(510) 489-4100

Jaime@centrods.org

Monument Crisis Center


https://www.monumentcrisiscenter.org/get-help

Monument Crisis Center is a community-based non-profit family resource center for Central and East Contra Costa County. Located in Concord, the Center offers nutritious food, quality resources and referrals to low-income individuals and families in order to help them become stable and secure in our community.

1990 Market Street. Concord

(925) 825-7751

Ruby’s Place

https://www.rubysplace.org/

Ruby's place provides survivors with crisis services, shelter, counseling, children's services, and more. We also provide educational training and technical assistance to law enforcement and providers.

(888) 339-7233

(510) 581-5626

info@rubysplace.org

Salvation Army Alameda County Shelter for Families and Child Care

https://oaklandgarden.salvationarmy.org/oakland_garden/provide-shelter/

Offers emergency shelter to families with children for stays up to 6 months. Meals offered.

2794 Garden St, Oakland

Shelter 510-437-9437 EXT 1203

Food Pantry 510-383-9300

Child Care Program 510-535-5088

laura.lepe@usw.salvationarmy.org

Shepherds Gate

https://shepherdsgate.org/about/programs/program-intake/

Shepherd’s Gate exists to meet the physical, spiritual and emotional needs of women and children suffering from homelessness, addiction and domestic violence.

LIVERMORE:

1660 Portola Avenue. Livermore

(925) 487-4147

BRENTWOOD

605 Sycamore Ave. Brentwood

(925) 308-7507 ext. 307

The Gabriel Project of California

https://cagabrielproject.wordpress.com/

A parish-based ministry to support pregnant mothers and their unborn children

800-910-0191
925-686-9277

davidlzarri@earthlink.net

fdgabrielproject@gmail.com

Trinity Center

https://trinitycenterwc.org/

Trinity Center is a non-residential program serving homeless and working poor adult men and women in Walnut Creek and Central Contra Costa County. We are a membership community that offers hope and support

1888 Trinity Ave Walnut Creek

(925) 949-8712

Bay Area Community Services

https://www.bayareacs.org/housing-solutions/

BACS is the Bay Area leader in innovative & ambitious solutions to ending homelessness. We are an effective provider of housing & homelessness solutions, working to make visible changes in our community.

(510) 613-0330

bacs@bayareacs.org

Centro de Servicios

http://www.centrodeservicios.org/

We are devoted to assisting the residents of the Tri-City Area in securing the services they need to live happier, healthier and more productive lives. Our mission is to help poor and low-income families secure their immediate and basic needs and rights, retain their pride and dignity and become self-sufficient and productive citizens.

525 "H" Street, Union City

(510) 489-4100

Jaime@centrods.org

Monument Crisis Center


https://www.monumentcrisiscenter.org/get-help

Monument Crisis Center is a community-based non-profit family resource center for Central and East Contra Costa County. Located in Concord, the Center offers nutritious food, quality resources and referrals to low-income individuals and families in order to help them become stable and secure in our community.

1990 Market Street. Concord

(925) 825-7751

A Safe Place

https://www.asafeplace.org/

A Safe Place breaks the cycle of family violence and intimate partner abuse. We work every day to provide 24/7 emergency shelter, security and support for families who are not safe at home.

(510) 536-7233 (emergency line)

(510) 986-8600 (main)

Ruby’s Place

https://www.rubysplace.org/

Ruby's place provides survivors with crisis services, shelter, counseling, children's services, and more. We also provide educational training and technical assistance to law enforcement and providers.

(888) 339-7233

(510) 581-5626

info@rubysplace.org

Salvation Army Alameda County Shelter for Families and Child Care

https://oaklandgarden.salvationarmy.org/oakland_garden/provide-shelter/

Offers emergency shelter to families with children for stays up to 6 months. Meals offered.

2794 Garden St, Oakland

Shelter 510-437-9437 EXT 1203

Food Pantry 510-383-9300

Child Care Program 510-535-5088

laura.lepe@usw.salvationarmy.org

Shepherds Gate

https://shepherdsgate.org/about/programs/program-intake/

Shepherd’s Gate exists to meet the physical, spiritual and emotional needs of women and children suffering from homelessness, addiction and domestic violence.

LIVERMORE:

1660 Portola Avenue. Livermore

(925) 487-4147

BRENTWOOD

605 Sycamore Ave. Brentwood

(925) 308-7507 ext. 307

South Hayward Parish

http://southhaywardparish.org/

27287 Patrick Avenue. Hayward

(510) 785-FOOD(3663)

chizu@firstpreshayward.com

Swipe Out Hunger (Student Navigator Network)

https://www.swipehunger.org/studentnavnetwork/

A one-on-one online student referral service that helps students.

The Gabriel Project of California

https://cagabrielproject.wordpress.com/

A parish-based ministry to support pregnant mothers and their unborn children

(800) 910-0191

(925) 686-9277

davidlzarri@earthlink.net

fdgabrielproject@gmail.com

Trinity Center

https://trinitycenterwc.org/

Trinity Center is a non-residential program serving homeless and working poor adult men and women in Walnut Creek and Central Contra Costa County. We are a membership community that offers hope and support

1888 Trinity Ave Walnut Creek

(925) 949-8712

Monument Crisis Center

https://www.monumentcrisiscenter.org/get-help

Monument Crisis Center is a community-based non-profit family resource center for Central and East Contra Costa County. Located in Concord, the Center offers nutritious food, quality resources and referrals to low-income individuals and families in order to help them become stable and secure in our community.

1990 Market Street. Concord

(925) 825-7751

Shepherds Gate

https://shepherdsgate.org/about/programs/program-intake/

Shepherd’s Gate exists to meet the physical, spiritual and emotional needs of women and children suffering from homelessness, addiction and domestic violence.

LIVERMORE:

1660 Portola Avenue. Livermore

(925) 487-4147

BRENTWOOD

605 Sycamore Ave. Brentwood

(925) 308-7507 ext. 307

Swipe Out Hunger (Student Navigator Network)

https://www.swipehunger.org/studentnavnetwork/

A one-on-one online student referral service that helps students.

The Gabriel Project of California

https://cagabrielproject.wordpress.com/

A parish-based ministry to support pregnant mothers and their unborn children

(800) 910-0191

(925) 686-9277

davidlzarri@earthlink.net

fdgabrielproject@gmail.com

Bay Area Community Services

https://www.bayareacs.org/housing-solutions/

BACS is the Bay Area leader in innovative & ambitious solutions to ending homelessness. We are an effective provider of housing & homelessness solutions, working to make visible changes in our community.

(510) 613-0330

bacs@bayareacs.org

Hope Project Mobile Health Clinic by Abode

https://www.abodeservices.org/alameda-county

Abode Services' mission is to end homelessness by assisting low-income, un-housed people, including those with special needs, to secure stable, supportive housing; and to be advocates for the removal of the causes of homelessness.

Health clinic (510) 825-7722

hopeproject@abodeservices.org

Brochure with hours and locations:

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5dc7476c0941b54dd5f9e7f9/t/5f501856e731fb3809dce57b/1599084631878/HOPE+Brochure+English+8.11.20.pdf

Ruby’s Place

https://www.rubysplace.org/

Ruby's place provides survivors with crisis services, shelter, counseling, children's services, and more. We also provide educational training and technical assistance to law enforcement and providers.

(888) 339-7233

(510) 581-5626

info@rubysplace.org

 

Shepherds Gate

https://shepherdsgate.org/about/programs/program-intake/

Shepherd’s Gate exists to meet the physical, spiritual and emotional needs of women and children suffering from homelessness, addiction and domestic violence.

LIVERMORE:

1660 Portola Avenue. Livermore

(925) 487-4147

BRENTWOOD

605 Sycamore Ave. Brentwood

(925) 308-7507 ext. 307

Swipe Out Hunger (Student Navigator Network)

https://www.swipehunger.org/studentnavnetwork/

A one-on-one online student referral service that helps students.

The Gabriel Project of California

https://cagabrielproject.wordpress.com/

A parish-based ministry to support pregnant mothers and their unborn children

(800) 910-0191

(925) 686-9277

davidlzarri@earthlink.net

fdgabrielproject@gmail.com

Trinity Center

https://trinitycenterwc.org/

Trinity Center is a non-residential program serving homeless and working poor adult men and women in Walnut Creek and Central Contra Costa County. We are a membership community that offers hope and support

1888 Trinity Ave Walnut Creek

(925) 949-8712

Homeless Youth Alliance

https://www.homelessyouthalliance.org/mission/

We develop relationships with youth and young adults aged 13-29 who live on the street in the Haight Ashbury neighborhood of San Francisco. This neighborhood is an international destination for youth who come seeking refuge from abusive families, alienating foster care and group home situations, and juvenile justice system involvement. These homeless young people encounter constant threats to both their physical and mental health while on the streets.

(415) 318-6384

Ruby’s Place

https://www.rubysplace.org/

Ruby's place provides survivors with crisis services, shelter, counseling, children's services, and more. We also provide educational training and technical assistance to law enforcement and providers.

(888) 339-7233

(510) 581-5626

info@rubysplace.org

Swipe Out Hunger (Student Navigator Network)

https://www.swipehunger.org/studentnavnetwork/

A one-on-one online student referral service that helps students.

Homeless Youth Alliance

https://www.homelessyouthalliance.org/mission/

We develop relationships with youth and young adults aged 13-29 who live on the street in the Haight Ashbury neighborhood of San Francisco. This neighborhood is an international destination for youth who come seeking refuge from abusive families, alienating foster care and group home situations, and juvenile justice system involvement. These homeless young people encounter constant threats to both their physical and mental health while on the streets.

(415) 318-6384

Hope Project Mobile Health Clinic by Abode

https://www.abodeservices.org/alameda-county

Abode Services' mission is to end homelessness by assisting low-income, un-housed people, including those with special needs, to secure stable, supportive housing; and to be advocates for the removal of the causes of homelessness.

Health clinic (510) 825-7722

hopeproject@abodeservices.org

Brochure with hours and locations:

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5dc7476c0941b54dd5f9e7f9/t/5f501856e731fb3809dce57b/1599084631878/HOPE+Brochure+English+8.11.20.pdf

Monument Crisis Center


https://www.monumentcrisiscenter.org/get-help

Monument Crisis Center is a community-based non-profit family resource center for Central and East Contra Costa County. Located in Concord, the Center offers nutritious food, quality resources and referrals to low-income individuals and families in order to help them become stable and secure in our community.

1990 Market Street. Concord

(925) 825-7751

Shepherds Gate

https://shepherdsgate.org/about/programs/program-intake/

Shepherd’s Gate exists to meet the physical, spiritual and emotional needs of women and children suffering from homelessness, addiction and domestic violence.

LIVERMORE:

1660 Portola Avenue. Livermore

(925) 487-4147

BRENTWOOD

605 Sycamore Ave. Brentwood

(925) 308-7507 ext. 307

South Hayward Parish

http://southhaywardparish.org/

27287 Patrick Avenue. Hayward

(510) 785-FOOD (3663)

chizu@firstpreshayward.com

Swipe Out Hunger (Student Navigator Network)

https://www.swipehunger.org/studentnavnetwork/

A one-on-one online student referral service that helps students.

The Gabriel Project of California

https://cagabrielproject.wordpress.com/

A parish-based ministry to support pregnant mothers and their unborn children

(800) 910-0191

(9250 686-9277

davidlzarri@earthlink.net

fdgabrielproject@gmail.com

Centro de Servicios

http://www.centrodeservicios.org/

We are devoted to assisting the residents of the Tri-City Area in securing the services they need to live happier, healthier and more productive lives. Our mission is to help poor and low-income families secure their immediate and basic needs and rights, retain their pride and dignity and become self-sufficient and productive citizens.

525 "H" Street, Union City

(510) 489-4100

Jaime@centrods.org

Food Bank of Contra Costa County

https://www.foodbankccs.org/

We distribute food directly to low-income people at community sites and make food available for other nonprofit organizations serving the ill, needy and infants.

4010 Nelson Ave. Concord

1 (855) 309-FOOD (3663)

(925) 676-7543

info@foodbankccs.org

Monument Crisis Center


https://www.monumentcrisiscenter.org/get-help

Monument Crisis Center is a community-based non-profit family resource center for Central and East Contra Costa County. Located in Concord, the Center offers nutritious food, quality resources and referrals to low-income individuals and families in order to help them become stable and secure in our community.

1990 Market Street. Concord

(925) 825-7751

Salvation Army Alameda County Shelter for Families and Child Care

https://oaklandgarden.salvationarmy.org/oakland_garden/provide-shelter/

Offers emergency shelter to families with children for stays up to 6 months. Meals offered.

2794 Garden St, Oakland

Shelter (510) 437-9437 EXT 1203

Food Pantry (510) 383-9300

Child Care Program (510) 535-5088

laura.lepe@usw.salvationarmy.org

Shepherds Gate

https://shepherdsgate.org/about/programs/program-intake/

Shepherd’s Gate exists to meet the physical, spiritual and emotional needs of women and children suffering from homelessness, addiction and domestic violence.

LIVERMORE:

1660 Portola Avenue. Livermore

(925) 487-4147

BRENTWOOD

605 Sycamore Ave. Brentwood

(925) 308-7507 ext. 307

South Hayward Parish

http://southhaywardparish.org/

27287 Patrick Avenue. Hayward

(510) 785-FOOD (3663)

chizu@firstpreshayward.com

Swipe Out Hunger (Student Navigator Network)

https://www.swipehunger.org/studentnavnetwork/

A one-on-one online student referral service that helps students.

Trinity Center

https://trinitycenterwc.org/

Trinity Center is a non-residential program serving homeless and working poor adult men and women in Walnut Creek and Central Contra Costa County. We are a membership community that offers hope and support

1888 Trinity Ave Walnut Creek

(925) 949-8712

Homeless Youth Alliance

https://www.homelessyouthalliance.org/mission/

We develop relationships with youth and young adults aged 13-29 who live on the street in the Haight Ashbury neighborhood of San Francisco. This neighborhood is an international destination for youth who come seeking refuge from abusive families, alienating foster care and group home situations, and juvenile justice system involvement. These homeless young people encounter constant threats to both their physical and mental health while on the streets.

(415) 318-6384

Hope Project Mobile Health Clinic by Abode

https://www.abodeservices.org/alameda-county

Abode Services' mission is to end homelessness by assisting low-income, un-housed people, including those with special needs, to secure stable, supportive housing; and to be advocates for the removal of the causes of homelessness.

Health clinic (510) 825-7722

hopeproject@abodeservices.org

Brochure with hours and locations:

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5dc7476c0941b54dd5f9e7f9/t/5f501856e731fb3809dce57b/1599084631878/HOPE+Brochure+English+8.11.20.pdf

Monument Crisis Center

https://www.monumentcrisiscenter.org/get-help

Monument Crisis Center is a community-based non-profit family resource center for Central and East Contra Costa County. Located in Concord, the Center offers nutritious food, quality resources and referrals to low-income individuals and families in order to help them become stable and secure in our community.

1990 Market Street. Concord

(925) 825-7751

Ruby’s Place

https://www.rubysplace.org/

Ruby's place provides survivors with crisis services, shelter, counseling, children's services, and more. We also provide educational training and technical assistance to law enforcement and providers.

(888) 339-7233

(510) 581-5626

info@rubysplace.org

Shepherds Gate

https://shepherdsgate.org/about/programs/program-intake/

Shepherd’s Gate exists to meet the physical, spiritual and emotional needs of women and children suffering from homelessness, addiction and domestic violence.

LIVERMORE:

1660 Portola Avenue. Livermore

(925) 487-4147

BRENTWOOD

605 Sycamore Ave. Brentwood

(925) 308-7507 ext. 307

Swipe Out Hunger (Student Navigator Network)

https://www.swipehunger.org/studentnavnetwork/

A one-on-one online student referral service that helps students.

The Gabriel Project of California

https://cagabrielproject.wordpress.com/

A parish-based ministry to support pregnant mothers and their unborn children

(800) 910-0191

(925) 686-9277

davidlzarri@earthlink.net

fdgabrielproject@gmail.com

Trinity Center

https://trinitycenterwc.org/

Trinity Center is a non-residential program serving homeless and working poor adult men and women in Walnut Creek and Central Contra Costa County. We are a membership community that offers hope and support

1888 Trinity Ave Walnut Creek

(925) 949-8712

Hope Project Mobile Health Clinic by Abode

https://www.abodeservices.org/alameda-county

Abode Services' mission is to end homelessness by assisting low-income, un-housed people, including those with special needs, to secure stable, supportive housing; and to be advocates for the removal of the causes of homelessness.

Health clinic (510) 825-7722

hopeproject@abodeservices.org

Brochure with hours and locations:

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5dc7476c0941b54dd5f9e7f9/t/5f501856e731fb3809dce57b/1599084631878/HOPE+Brochure+English+8.11.20.pdf

Monument Crisis Center

https://www.monumentcrisiscenter.org/get-help

Monument Crisis Center is a community-based non-profit family resource center for Central and East Contra Costa County. Located in Concord, the Center offers nutritious food, quality resources and referrals to low-income individuals and families in order to help them become stable and secure in our community.

1990 Market Street. Concord

(925) 825-7751

Shepherds Gate

https://shepherdsgate.org/about/programs/program-intake/

Shepherd’s Gate exists to meet the physical, spiritual and emotional needs of women and children suffering from homelessness, addiction and domestic violence.

LIVERMORE:

1660 Portola Avenue. Livermore

(925) 487-4147

BRENTWOOD

605 Sycamore Ave. Brentwood

(925) 308-7507 ext. 307

The Gabriel Project of California

https://cagabrielproject.wordpress.com/

A parish-based ministry to support pregnant mothers and their unborn children

(800) 910-0191

(925) 686-9277

davidlzarri@earthlink.net

fdgabrielproject@gmail.com

Swipe Out Hunger (Student Navigator Network)

https://www.swipehunger.org/studentnavnetwork/

A one-on-one online student referral service that helps students.

The Gabriel Project of California

https://cagabrielproject.wordpress.com/

A parish-based ministry to support pregnant mothers and their unborn children

(800) 910-0191

(925) 686-9277

davidlzarri@earthlink.net

fdgabrielproject@gmail.com