COMMUNITY RESOURCES

Insight Housing provides emergency food and shelter, transitional housing, permanent housing, and housing placement with support services to homeless individuals and families.

Adobe. Adobe helps individuals find suitable housing options, such as respite housing, rapid rehousing, subsidized rent and permanent supportive housing.

Archway Recovery Services. Archway offers substance use disorder treatment and rehabilitation services.

Caminar. Caminar provides support services to the Solano community that enables people in their recovery process to live independently and self-sufficiently in accordance with their ability and choice.

Solano Dream Center. The Solano Dream Center provides food and shelter to individuals experiencing homelessness.

Change and New Beginnings. Change and New Beginnings provides housing and safety net services to help individuals live healthy and productive lives. CAN-B serves veterans, individuals experiencing physical and mental disabilities, seniors, and other vulnerable persons living in Solano County who are socially and economically at risk.

Community Housing Opportunities Corporation. The Community Housing Corporation (CHOC) offers high quality, affordable, and environmentally conscious housing. CHOC also offers a variety of financial, counseling, energy saving, and health and wellness services.

Fighting Back Partnership. Vallejo’s Fighting Back Partnership partners with businesses, residents, and government to improve neighborhoods, strengthen families, and support youth development by helping to create a safe, healthy, and thriving community.

Keep People Housed – Solano. Solano County and CAP Solano JPA has partnered with United Way California Capital Region to help prevent homelessness to Solano County residents who are behind on rent, having trouble with their landlord, or at risk of an eviction. Keep People Housed – Solano is a FREE program that can provide eligible households with flexible financial assistance to pay rent, utilities, security deposits, or moving costs, as well as legal referrals and other services to prevent residents from becoming homeless. Use the Bay Area Community Services (BACS ) online application portal to apply. For more information, visit the website here.

Legal Services of Northern California. Legal Services of Northern California provides a variety of legal services to low-income individuals in Solano County. The organization’s Solano County office is located in Vallejo.

Lutheran Social Services of Northern California. Lutheran Social Services provides services and housing to homeless adults in Solano County. LSS takes a holistic approach to treating people with complex needs and helping vulnerable populations regain self-sufficiency.

Mission Samoa. Mission Samoa provides rapid rehousing assistance for individuals and families experiencing homelessness, with a particular focus on justice adjacent reentry.

Office of U.S. Representative John Garamendi. U.S. Representative John Garamendi supports efforts to prevent and end homelessness in Solano County by advocating for a variety of federal economic, health care, and social service programs.

Opportunity House.Opportunity House provides shelter, transitional and alternative housing, support services, mentorship, and volunteer programs to help Solano County residents achieve self-sufficiency.

Resource Connect Solano.Resource Connect Solano connects Solano County residents who are homeless or at-risk of homelessness to housing and supportive services. Using the Coordinated Entry System, Resource Connect Solano identifies and facilitates the most appropriate response to each individual’s immediate and long-term housing needs.

SafeQuest Solano. SafeQuest Solano provides advocacy services, safety, and support to individuals affected by domestic violence and sexual assault, including individuals who are at risk of, or are currently experiencing, homelessness.

Salvation Army. Salvation Army provides group homes, emergency shelters, transitional living centers, housing, food, and overnight lodging to individuals in need. In addition, the organization provides educational, counseling, and vocational services to Solano’s most needy citizens.

Shelter Inc. Shelter Inc. operates a homelessness shelter program in Fairfield and permanent housing programs throughout Solano County. The organization strives to realize a vision: Re-building lives, one family at a time, by giving them a home, the skills and the resources to live the life they deserve.

SolanoCares.org – Your One Stop Resource Guide. If you need resources or work with clients who are requesting resources in our community, make sure to check out the Solano Cares website here! This is a one stop resource guide with topics ranging from seniors, children, families, and adults, disabilities, veterans, public health, and behavioral health. This website is updated regularly to ensure information is accurate and timely.

Solano Coalition for Better Health. The Solano Coalition for Better Health funds community programs designed to end the cycle of illness and disease that impacts the length and quality of life. In collaboration with its health, education, government, business, and other community organization partners, the Coalition advocates to improve the health and quality of life in the Solano County community.

Solano Connex. Need help accessing mental and emotional health services in Solano County? Check out SolanoConnex, which is a web app that connects residents to resources that best meet their mental and emotional health needs. You can connect with a Navigator for further support. To learn more, download the Solano Connex app or visit https://solanoconnex.org/.

Solano County Health & Social Services. Solano County Health & Social Services offers integrated services designed to safeguard the physical, emotional, and social well-being of Solano County residents.

Solano Family Justice Center. SFJC offers victims of child abuse, domestic violence, elder abuse and sexual assault an opportunity to build hope and new futures. The SFJC operates under the auspices of the Solano County District Attorney’s Office and has recently partnered with Resource Connect Solano to help refer survivors of domestic violence to housing and supportive service opportunities.

Solano Mobile Crisis Team Community Line. The community line is available 24/7, 365 days a year! The direct number is: 707-806-0866. Mobile Crisis Services are meant to support individuals in urgent mental health crisis, like suicidal thoughts or plans, or someone who may appear to be a danger to themselves or others, or experiencing grave disability which means that someone is no longer able to provide for their own food, clothing, or shelter because of a mental health disorder. For more information, visit the website here.

Vallejo Veterans Resource Center. The Vallejo Veterans Resource Center offers homeless prevention and re-housing services, employment and training programs, transitional housing, permanent supportive housing, behavioral health treatment, case management and a variety of other services to Solano County veterans.

Additional Community Resource Guides

Area Agency on Aging Serving Napa and Solano Senior & Caregiver Resource Guide

City of Vacaville Family Services

Vallejo Mayor’s Office Homeless Resource Guide

Resource Guide – All Solano County agencies

Solano County Family and Individual Resources

Partnership HealthPlan of Northern California Transportation Resources

February 28, 2018: Strategies for Recognizing & Working With Survivors of Violence Presentation