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Provides a variety of programs for families with young children, age 0-5. Information on HMG playgroups and various activities available on website. . Offers virtual and in-person parenting classes and workshops and online activities for families such as art, music and more. Clients can meet with a community resource specialist and socialize with other parents. Center offers Kinder Readiness classes, ages and stages questionnaire and virtual HMG playgroup.

Nonperishable food bags available to households of 5 or more. Provides a food voucher card for homeless individuals to use at Grocery Outlet on Contra Costa Boulevard (Pleasant Hill store only that can be used in lieu of cash). Cannot use it for alcohol, tobacco, candy or soda. Also you are not able to get the cash back.

Provides gently used toys, games, books and home items. Also provides non-perishable foods, toiletries and diapers. All items are free for individuals and families. Community members can donate items that are gently used.

Provides peer counseling telephone support and information lines on postpartum depression. Website has extensive information and resources.

Community-based mental health service program for young adults (16-26) living in Western to Central Contra Costa County. Serve's Medi-Cal recipients who are experiencing mental health challenges often in addition to homelessness, substance use issues or histories of trauma and abuse. Services include therapy, case management, living skills support, medication management, participant groups and peer mentoring.  CCTAY works in close collaboration with Contra Costa County Behavioral Health Services.  

Offers one-stop center for people affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse, child abuse and human trafficking. Center helps people in crisis to find hope, safety and healing by being a one-stop center where many service providers are readily available.

Trains and educates people with disabilities and parents of children with disabilities about their rights under state and federal disability rights laws so they can use the laws as tools to challenge exclusion and discrimination, and advocate effectively for full participation in the lives of their communities. Provides legal advocacy including representing clients in high impact litigation cas laws. Serves as co-counsel and prepare amicus curiae briefs on behalf of parties that include disability community representatives and members of Congress in disability rights cases heard by the U.S. Supreme Court and an impact on decision making process.

Provides free pregnancy tests, mentoring, community resources, pregnancy and parenting information, and maternity and baby items.

Provides administration over all Pleasant Hill city parks and recreational activities, aquatic facilities, senior center and community centers. A variety of classes are available for children, teens, and adults including art, dance and exercise classes, martial arts, sports, summer camps and trips.

Provides legal services via remote advocacy. Housing, DV Restraining Order and Consumer clinics are all suspended; contact hotlines for assistance. Offers free legal services related to health care access and coverage, including Covered California, public and private insurance and other health care access related issues. Issues included but not limited to: Medi-Cal and Denti-Cal, Medicare, medical debt, IHSS, paratransit services, mental health services and county indigent programs.

Provides in-home, low cost broadband Internet service for families that have a child in grades K-12 who are currently enrolled in the Free or Reduced Lunch Program, or families that qualify for housing assistance, Medicaid, SNAP, SSI, and others. The program offers Internet service for $9.95 per month (plus tax), the option to buy a computer for under $150 (plus tax), free access to online, in print and classroom Internet training, no activation fees or equipment rental fees, guarantee of no price increase so long as an eligible child is enrolled in the free lunch program during their K-12 attendance and no credit check requirement. Website has extensive information about the program.

Provides administration over all San Pablo city parks and recreational activities, art gallery, museums and community centers. Offers summer sports camp, virtual preschool programming, and a variety of classes for children, teens, and adutls including cooking, dance, exercise, martial arts, yoga, tai chi and sports.

Provides abortion services, birth control services, emergency contraception, HIV testing, HPV & hepatitis vaccines, LGBT services, men's health services, patient education, pregnancy testing, options & services, STD testing & treatment, and women's health services including breast and cervical cancer exams.

Provides administration over all Walnut Creek city parks and recreational activities, aquatic facilities and community centers. A variety of classes are available for children, teens, and adults including art classes, dance and exercise classes, martial arts, sports, summer camps and trips. Offers therapeutic recreational classes for youth and adults with a disability.

Provides virtual afterschool program that offers, homework help and fun online activities.

Provides individual, family, couple, child and teen counseling services.

Provides assistance to low-income Contra Costa County residents who qualify with the cost of their PG&E bill, 48-hour disconnection notice, weatherization and/or energy-related home repairs. Online application portal may still show out of funds but application is available to submit. Assistance is meant to either restore or prevent disconnection therefore the maximum benefit necessary to resolve the energy crisis is $1,500.

Offers sports classes and an academic center for children and youth ages 3 to 18. Classes may fill up fast or may be cancelled depending on registration.

Provides recreational activities for children, teens, and adults. Call or check website for current activity availability, times, dates and location. Offers a therapeutic recreation program for teens age 8+ and adults with disabilities. Must register two weeks in advance to ensure proper accommodations. Swimming facility is fully ADA accessible.

Provides administration over all Orinda city parks and recreational activities, and community centers. A variety of classes are available for children, teens, and adults including art classes, dance and exercise classes including Yoga and Meditation, martial arts, sports, summer camps and trips.

Provides an active social and recreational program for adolescents with special needs, age 7-22 years. To meet the daycare needs of working families, the program operates year-round and services are provided on shortened school days and non-school days. Program hours for regular school days are 2:30-6pm, shortened school days are 1-6pm and on non-school days 9-6pm.

Provides needs based services for San Ramon residents which may include; utility and financial assistance, and vouchers for clothing that can be used in lieu of cash at St. Vincent de Paul thrift stores for discounted clothing and furniture.

Supports families of individuals with mental illnesses, educates families and the public about mental illness, advocates for improved treatment and treatment facilities, fight stigma and discrimination, supports legislation that helps those with neurobiological brain disorders, improves private and public sector policies, increases outreach to people with mental illnesses and their families. Refers clients to local support groups provided through other organizations or local churches.

Provides needs based services for San Ramon residents which may include; utility and financial assistance, and vouchers for clothing that can be used in lieu of cash at St. Vincent de Paul thrift stores for discounted clothing and furniture.

Provides legal and other advocacy assistance to people with disabilities including information and referral to other sources of assistance, peer and self-advocacy services, representation in administrative and judicial proceedings, investigation of abuse and neglect, legislative advocacy; and training. Legal assistance must be directly related to the individual's disability. Website contains extensive information.