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Provides mutual support groups that offer emotional comfort, practical guidance, and resource sharing for caregivers.

Helps low-income older adults and people with disabilities stay in their homes by helping them pay for support services. Services include:

-Light domestic help

-Non-medical personal care

-Assistance to and from medical appointments

Provides meal reimbursement and financial assistance to licensed care providers serving healthy meals and snacks to children and adults. Administers home visits from program consultants to observe meal services and deliver up-to-date health, safety, and nutrition education.

Provides a helpline that offers legal information, resource connections, and guidance regarding evictions. Assists individuals facing threats of eviction, notices to pay or quit, or Unlawful Detainer legal proceedings.

Provides comprehensive primary healthcare services, including preventative medicine, chronic disease management, and health promotion for individuals and families. Services include routine physical examinations, medical evaluations, laboratory testing, and prescription refills.

Provides nurturing and affordable early education services for children during the first 5 years of life. Administers services across 6 centers to support child health and development.

Provides nurturing and affordable early education services for children during the first 5 years of life. Administers services across 6 centers to support child health and development.

Provides nurturing and affordable early education services for children during the first 5 years of life. Administers services across 6 centers to support child health and development.

Provides advocacy, case management, systems navigation, and mental health services for crime victims and survivors. Offers legal and immigration assistance, including support with court proceedings and documentation, alongside basic needs provisions. Administers educational support including tutoring and homework assistance.

Provides under-resourced, at-promise, and reentry youth and adults with economic opportunities, mentoring, and employment services. Offers skills development, community engagement, job readiness preparation, and linkages to vital community resources. Assists participants with academic advising, tutoring, behaviorial health services, and youth leadership development.

Provides needed health care services for eligible low-income individuals and families.

Medi-Cal helps cover: -Ambulatory patient services -Emergency services -Hospitalization -Dental care which includes preventive and diagnostic services (Denti-Cal) -Maternity and newborn care -Mental health and substance use disorder services, including behavioral health treatment -Prescription drugs -Rehabilitative and habilitative services and devices -Laboratory services. -Preventive and wellness services -Chronic disease management -Pediatric services (including oral and vision care) -Offers members Non-Emergency Medical Transportation on a case by case basis

For information about recent and upcoming changes to Medi-Cal visit the California Department of Health Care Services Medi-Cal Changes webpage.

Provides comprehensive oral healthcare and dental services for children and adults. Services include routine dental cleanings, examinations, X-rays, preventative treatments, fillings, and extractions. Care is delivered across fixed clinic sites as well as a specialized mobile dental clinic unit.

PARENTING: Provides positive parenting educational classes, support groups, and individual coaching sessions. Administers free summer lunches for children.

FOOD: Provides food distribution services to community members.

MENTAL HEALTH: Offers free mental health counseling, advocacy, and emotional support for youth, families, and individuals. Assists participants with developing healthy coping mechanisms and stress management techniques.

LEGAL AND HOUSING: Provides comprehensive housing rights education, personalized case management, advocacy, and counseling for tenants and landlords. Offers mediation, legal case evaluations, document preparation, and representation to resolve housing disputes and evictions.

STORM RECOVERY: Administers storm recovery relief through financial assistance, clean-up tools, and disaster navigation. Provides federal housing navigation support to assist individuals with locating housing options, securing emergency rental assistance, and connecting to community resources.

Provides specialized comprehensive primary healthcare services tailored for infants, children, and adolescents. Services include well-child checkups, childhood immunizations, sports physical examinations, developmental screenings, and pediatric laboratory testing.

Provides comprehensive eye care and optometry services. Services include routine vision examinations, screenings, and diagnostic evaluations. Specialized optical departments provide prescription fitting, adjustments, and dispensing of eyeglasses and corrective lenses.

Provides needed health care services for low-income individuals including families with children, seniors, persons with disabilities, foster care, pregnant women, and low-income people with diseases such as asthma, diabetes, tuberculosis, breast cancer, or HIV/AIDS. Eligibility is determined by the Santa Cruz County Health Services department.

Transportation Services

If you are medically unable to use a car, bus, train or taxi, the Alliance will arrange transportation for you. This type of transportation is called non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT).

NEMT is for when you need extra help or special transportation needs. Examples of NEMT are an ambulance, wheelchair van or air transport.

Transportation to medical services by passenger car, taxicab or other forms of public or private transportation is called non-medical transportation (NMT). NMT is available to members who need help getting to medical services. Members must show that they do not have any other transportation options.

Offers individual psychotherapy, intensive outpatient programming, as well as workshops in specific aspects of trauma healing. Specializing in the treatment of trauma and mood disorders including PTSD, depression and anxiety,

Available virtual or hybrid in-person/virtual.

Provides Women's sober co-Living, transitional housing

Pacific Preschool is a child- and family-centered programfor ages 3-5, focusing on screen-free outside activities - social development,gardening, creative play, practical skills, art, music, problem-solving, andpre-K skills. Morning program with extended care option in the afternoons;flexible 3-, 4-, or 5-day schedules. FREE tuition for income-qualifiedfamilies. Highly experienced and bilingual staff. Nutritious breakfast andlunch prepared from scratch daily. Beautiful 10-minute drive from Santa Cruz.Preschoolers have priority for enrollment in Pacific Elementary School - startyour child at a small public school with quality programs and a close, diversecommunity from around the county!