Helps refugees find host families, secure safe and affordable housing, enroll children in school, navigate rent and transportation, health screenings, English language classes, translation services, job assistance and non-emergency medical transportation.
Provides services in collaboration with Linda Vista Elementary and Kit Carson Elementary Schools to improve the health, academic achievement, and social development of children through the Bayside Academic Club.
Serves single parent families of children with special needs, providing financial and emotional support for critical needs such as food insecurity, housing, employment services, advocacy and legal aid.
Helps find nearby afterschool and summer meal program sites.
California’s food stamps (SNAP) program. Apply to receive a monthly stipend (on an EBT card) for each household member (to be used for food). Based on financial need
Helps transition people from welfare to work by providing temporary cash assistance to eligible families with minor children, and to move them from dependency to self-sufficiency through employment.
Provides support to the vulnerable of San Diego, including disaster relief, immigration services, homeless relief and post-adoptive services.
Provides emergency services to San Diego County families in need, including food, clothing and referrals, and in some cases, resource counseling.
Nonprofit connects families with low-cost computers based on income eligibility. Skilled computer refurbishing; volunteers are welcome.
In partnership with SAY, ensures that students from the Crawford cluster schools are connected with a network of services and community resources to eliminate barriers to student access.
The Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank and North County Food Bank partners with eight nonprofits to distribute diapers throughout the county. Each location may have different eligibility criteria.
Provides low-cost services to people with disabilities and low-income individuals, basic computer training referrals, low-cost refurbished computers and Internet service with no contract or credit check.
Provides students in Clairemont and Madison cluster schools with resources for emergency food, medical and dental assistance, military family support, public benefits screenings and child development services through the support of the SAY/Serra Real Connections team.
Insurance help, healthcare assistance, resource case management, food, clothing, community outreach, mental health resources and crisis intervention, and childcare resources for the SDUSD Hoover cluster of schools.
Self-sufficiency services include counseling, case management, financial services/workforce development, food security, housing services, refugee resettlement and immigration, and positive parenting program.
Joan & Irwin Jacobs Campus
Turk Family Center
Provides aid to families with children who have a life-threatening illness; medical and home assistance, healing and rehabilitation, transportation, counseling, advocacy and more.
Serves all SDUSD/SAY students and families in the Valencia Park, Perry Elementary and Bayview neighborhoods with resources for emergency food, medical and dental assistance, military family supports, public benefits screenings, and parent and child development services.
Offers resource case management, mental health resources, crisis intervention and childcare resources for Roosevelt Middle, Sherman Academy and Ocean Beach Elementary.
Provides emergency services to individuals and families in need who meet eligibility requirements, including food distribution, diapers, hygiene kits, spiritual counseling, resume writing, parenting classes, ESL classes, partial scholarships to Kroc programs and more. Serves zip codes: 91941-91946, 92105, 92115, 92119, 92120, 92182.
Application for a lowered gas and electricity rate for residential customers with a family member with a qualifying disability, compromised immune system or life threatening disease.
SDUSD/SAY family resource center at Canyon Hills High School serving students in Tierrasanta/Murphy Canyon with 1:1 attendance and behavioral support, peer tutoring with UCSD, peer support groups, resources for food, medical and dental assistance, public benefits screenings, and parent and child development services.
Support the Enlisted Project (STEP) works with community partners to bring the spirit of the holidays to E1-E6 active duty and recently discharged veteran military families experiencing financial hardship. Priority is given for first-time applicants and E1-E4 families.
Allows families to significantly reduce their energy bills by using power during off-peak hours.
Food resources for pregnant and nursing mothers and children ages 0-5. Also offers specialized formulas, education, counseling, breastfeeding support and nutrition education.