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Provides workshops designed to strengthen communication and relationships between mothers or female guardians and their daughters.

Provides monthly all you can eat pancake breakfast.

Food included: Pancakes, eggs, potatoes, breakfast meat, fruit, OJ, and coffee or tea.

Program that supports victims of domestic violence - people can be housed and have nowhere to go, or unhoused and in need of immediate shelter. This is separate than the HMIS intake for Solano County. Information entered into Solano Family Justice Center's (SFJC) database will not be shared with any other agencies. 

Provides pro bono legal and social services to children and youth. Offers assistance with the guardianship process for children unable to reside with parents. Provides legal screenings, counseling, and representation for clients at hearings. Offers representation for youth alleging parental abuse, neglect, or abandonment.

Manages animal shelter for lost and stray animals. Provides animal control services and pet licenses.

Provides human rights advocacy on behalf of people experiencing homelessness.

• Drop in Center - referral and daily 12-step meeting groups
• Outpatient Drug Free Program - 3 month program involving group process. Also individual counseling, and case management
• Residential Treatment Program - 3 months of residential treatment
• DUI First Offender
• Transitional Clean and Sober Living Residence

Provides medical care and counseling to victims and survivors of sexual assault. Trauma Recovery Center services include:

• Mental health treatment including: clinical assessment, evidence-based individual and group psychotherapy, psychiatric assessment and medication management, as well as clinical case management
• Follow-up evaluation for adult victims of sexual assault
• Community education on all aspects of sexual assault
• Psychiatric assessment and diagnosis
• A harm reduction approach to treating substance abuse
• Medication evaluation and pharmacotherapy
• Patient education

Serves prepared meals. Provides sleeping bags and clothing for men, women, children, and babies. Offers onsite health services including advice, consultations, and referrals.

Provides library cards, public computer, and wireless internet access. Offers resource collection of books, audiobooks, newspapers, magazines, CDs, and DVDs.

Provides youth employment programs in partnership with community based organizations. Offers career exploration, job preparation, occupational training, and education assistance.

Provides filing of documents and calendaring of cases for children and adolescents. Examples include:

• Delinquency
• Dependency
• Adoptions
• Emancipation matters of minors

Provides immigrant benefits assistance. Offers citizenship education.

• Information and referral services
• Parent education classes
• Life skills workshops and support groups
• Family friendly activities
• Community events and resource fairs
• Computer and Internet access for job search
• Resume assistance
• In home visitation services for families with children under the age of five

• Resource libraries of parenting books and videos

Manages recreation center programs, activities, and events. Provides sports and recreational activities. Offers fitness, arts, and crafts classes.

Offers outpatient mental health services to adults and children. Offers medications, crisis services, individual and group counseling. Also offers case management and representative payee services. The intake process includes evaluation and referral to other providers when appropriate. Offers a 24/7 crisis line for individuals experiencing serious mental illness and emotional disturbances.

More information:

Crisis Support information, here

Provides immigrant benefits assistance. Offers citizenship education.

• YMCA Sip & Savor
• Preschool / Early Learning
• Active Older Adults 
• Before and After School Programs
• Annual  Golf Tournament
• Pee Wee Sports
• School Year Camp
• Youth and Teen Volunteer Program
• Family Programs
• Teen Programs
• Power Scholars Academy Open House
• Diabetes Prevention Program

Provides assistance to citizens of Mexico living in or visiting the United States.

Provides government documents for Mexican citizens, powers of attorney to be used in Mexico, and visas to foreigners to visit, work, live or study in Mexico. Also provides visas to live or work in Mexico to foreigners. 

Offers free legal advice for criminal, family, civil, administrative, labor, immigration and human rights cases.