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Staff Info
Professionally managed with an on-site crew of 102, SAEHC has a variety of services that assist adults and children in a secure and safe environment.
Emergency Shelters
Continued Services
Transitional Housing
Permanent Housing
Additional Services
Emergency SheltersThe Family Shelter provides short-term emergency housing and supportive services to 14 families with children experiencing homelessness, in a 60-bed facility for up to 30 days. Additional supportive services are aimed at helping participants come to terms with the reasons behind their homelessness, obtaining necessary resources, securing permanent housing, and developing plans that will help them maintain that housing in the future. This is one of only two shelters in Sacramento County that accepts two parent families, single fathers, and sons over the age of 14.
Phone screenings only: call (916) 455-2160
Services Offered:
- Intensive Family Case Management
- Comprehensive Life Skills Education
- Alcohol & Drug Recovery Support and Education
- On-Site SETA Head Start
- Parker Avenue Resource Center, On-Site SCUSD Services
- Project TEACH Services
- Primary Health Care Services for Children through Hope Clinic
- Transportation and Laundry Services
- Housing Relocation Assistance
- Homeless to Housed Program: Fast Track to Section 8 with Follow-up Case Management for 1 Year
- Assistance with Clothing, Shoes, and Housewares
Co-located at the Family Shelter site, the Women�s Refuge provides emergency housing, food, and support services for 12 single women experiencing homelessness for up to 30 days. Participants receive basic living supplies and a variety of counseling and case management services aimed at helping them stabilize their lives.
Phone screenings only: call (916) 455-2160
Services Offered:
- Intensive Case Management
- Nutritious Meals
- Job Referrals
- Assistance with Clothing, Shoes, and Housewares
- Transportation and Laundry Services
- Alcohol & Drug Recovery and Prevention Services
- Housing Relocation Assistance
- Support Groups and Workshops
- Homeless to Housed Program: Fast Track to Section 8 with Follow-up Case Management for 1 Year
Continued Services
Services Offered:
- Case Management for 1 Year
- Living Skills
- Housing Assistance
- Support Groups & Workshops
- Alcohol & Drug Recovery and Prevention Services
- Assistance with Clothing, Shoes, and Housewares
- Laundry Services
The Housing Relocation and Aftercare Program provides a variety of housing services to program participants that are transitioning from various SAEHC programs and people in need in the Sacramento community. One time rental and utilities assistance are provided through an additional program.
For information call (916) 457-5760 x207
Services Offered:
- Connecting Clients to Resources Readily Available to the Community (SMUD Vouchers, Drivers Licenses, etc.)
- Landlord Referrals
- Case Management
- Budget and Savings Education
- Assistance with Housewares and Furnishings
In collaboration with Lutheran Social Services (LSS), the THPF program provides services for 11 homeless families who have experience numerous barriers to self-sufficiency with transition housing for up to 24 months. THPF offers a stable, safe, supportive environment where families can begin the process of reclaiming their lives.
Call LSS to start screening process (916) 453-2900
Services Offered:
- Housing Relocation Assistance
- Workshops in Money Management, Home Maintenance, and Tenant/Landlord Rights
- Participant Support
- Apartment Rehabilitation
- Ground Maintenance and Repair
In collaboration with several agencies, the MCC program serves 55 families with over 100 children in this two-year, employment-focused transitional housing program. This collaborative project is operated under the opuses of HUD and administered by the County of Sacramento Department of Human Assistance. MCC utilizes a campus model, creating an educational and personal growth atmosphere. The MCC program operates from both a strength based and therapeutic community model. To qualify families must be ready to go back to work and be homeless, staying in a shelter, inpatient treatment facility, or other transitional housing program. This program is rated one of HUD's "Best of the Best."
A MCC Family Site Referral Form must be completed by the shelter/treatment provider. Please contact the SAEHC Housing Department at (916) 228-3100 to obtain a referral form and fax number. There is a waiting list.
Services Offered:
- Intensive Case Management
- Group and Individual Counseling
- Living Skills Development
- Children�s Services Program
- Volunteers of America
- Crossroads Diversified
- Department of Health and Human Services
- Sacramento Employment & Training Center
Permanent Housing
In 2010, SAEHC acquired 18 units of permanent supportive housing that serves 18 disabled chronically homeless men and women. The program provides housing and comprehensive and continuous case management services, assessments and referrals to other services based on participants� needs. Back to Top
In collaboration with Volunteers of America (VOA), the Omega Project provides permanent housing and continued supportive services to 15 singles and 15 families who have multiple and severe disabilities and have successfully completed a transitional housing program. The Omega Expansion program increased the number of families served to 22 in 2009. This program provides permanent housing with continued case management and youth development services.
Phone screenings only: call (916) 457-5760, Monday � Friday, 9 a.m. � 4 p.m. Back to Top
The Friendship Housing program was the model for Self-Help Housing. It continues to serve 2 families in subsidized, permanent housing. Back to Top
Additional Services
For more information or a screening for services call (916) 457-5760 x203 or (916) 455-6254 x205.
Services Offered:
- AOD Assessments & Interventions
- Group and Individual Counseling
- AOD Education and Prevention
- Outreach Services
- Case Management
- Home Visits
- Early Recovery Group
- Honesty, Open-Mindedness, and Willingness (HOW) Group for Those in Longer Term AOD Recovery
- Treatment Plans
- Alcohol and Other Drug Bureau
- CalWorks
- Volunteers of America
The Children�s Services Program operates at three sites; the Family Shelter (Oak Park), the 34th Street Omega Program (Oak Park), and Mather Community Campus (Rancho Cordova). These programs are designed to give youth a safe and positive environment to express, explore, and identify their feelings. By including the parents, families have the opportunity to learn and apply positive communication, parenting, and other important family skills.
Services Offered:
- Computer Lab
- Homework Assistance
- Tutoring
Located in the historic Firehouse facility, Hope Clinic provides free medical care to the adults and children in our programs and the children in the Oak Park neighborhood. Services include vaccinations, TB testing, and prenatal care. This program is run in collaboration with the Sacramento County Department of Health and Human Serveces and the UC Davis Medical School. Back to Top
SAEHC Administrative Office
2411 Alhambra Boulevard, Suite 110
Sacramento, CA 95817
(916) 454-2120.