Mental and behavioral health
Counseling for adults, kids and families, plus help with trauma, grief and substance use.
Community Resources
The kinds of services we can connect your family with. We don’t provide these services ourselves; we point you to the organizations and professionals who do.
Legal resources
We don’t give legal advice, but we can help you find people who know the law, including lawyers who help for free. Common needs: family court, custody, domestic violence, benefits and parents’ rights.
Housing guidance
We don’t provide housing. We show you how to start the process and where to go, including HRA and rental voucher programs like CityFHEPS.
Parenting and family programs
Parent education, co-parenting, fatherhood, maternal support and caregiver programs.
Education and youth
Early childhood, after-school, tutoring, special education help, GED and youth programs.
Jobs and training
Job readiness, resumes, interview practice and workforce training.
Basic needs
Food pantries, clothing, diapers, transportation, utility help and household items.
Seniors and disability
Home-delivered meals, benefits enrollment, home care and senior centers.
Healthcare
Primary care, pediatric, dental and vision care, and help with health insurance.
Before you call a provider
- Ask if they serve your neighborhood.
- Ask about eligibility, intake steps and waitlists.
- Ask about cost, insurance and free options.
- Ask about language, disability access and virtual visits.
Programs and rules change often, so confirm details with the organization.