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Booth Family Center offers homeless families a safe haven in which to rebuild their lives in the Nevada County community.

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Program Components

Case Management: Weekly meetings with the case manager for goal setting and review. Case Managers help you create a plan and stick to it.

Savings program: To build the funds necessary to for a deposit and first month's rent on a place of their own.

Regular house meetings: To promote a healthy team atmosphere and encourage each other through shared successes.

Budgeting classes: Learn and reinforce basic personal finance principles.

Parenting classes: Help building strong skills in raising children during turbulent times.

Tutoring and Counseling: Sessions to help with studies, credit card management and other life skills.

Smoking cessation as well as drug and alcohol counseling and intervention.

Referral assistance to the wide array of community services available.

Job search and interview classes, plus a wide variety of educational classes.

Case Management and referrals after they have successfully completed the program.

The Booth Family Center is located at 12390 Rough & Ready Hwy, Grass Valley, CA 95945.

Please call (530)274-3500 or email bridget.mccort@usw.salvationarmy.org for more information.

Waitlist Application

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Booth Family Center - Grass Valley Corps

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Booth Family Center offers homeless families a safe haven in which to rebuild their lives in the Grass Valley area.. Grass Valley Corps

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Sierra Nevada Children's Services (SNCS)

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Sierra Nevada Children's Services (SNCS)

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Sierra Nevada Children's Services (SNCS) enriches the community by supporting quality child care and empowering families to aspire to lifelong success.

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Sierra Nevada Children’s Services - The Official Childcare Resource and Referral Agency for Sierra and Nevada Counties

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Sierra Nevada Children’s Services (SNCS)
enriches the community by supporting quality child care and empowering families to aspire to lifelong success.

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Hope. Healing. Justice.

One safe space for survivors of violence in Nevada County

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One safe space for survivors of violence in Nevada County

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If you qualify, we provide temporary assistance for families with Native American children.

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Placer School for Adults now serves adult education students in Grass Valley. Get your High School Diploma/GED or take English Classes

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Nevada County Adult Education
326 Buena Vista Street
Grass Valley, CA 95945

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The Nevada County Library is happy to offer adults the opportunity to earn their high school diplomas through Career Online High School (COHS).

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Career Online High School (COHS) | Nevada County, CA

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The Nevada County Library is happy to announce that we now offer Career Online High School (COHS).

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Sierra College offers classes designed to enrich the lives of community members and students through Community Education and the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI).

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Community Learning Enrichment Programs

Sierra College offers classes designed to enrich the lives of our students and community members through Community Education and the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute.

Community Education

Community Education at Sierra College offers a variety of exciting classes and activities designed to meet the personal enrichment and professional development interests of our diverse community. Our courses are short-term, not-for-credit, fee-based classes, workshops and training programs providing opportunities to expand your horizons, develop your talents or learn a new skill. Learn more through our print or online catalog, Kaleidoscope.

Classes are offered in areas of career, computers, creative arts, food and wine, health, home and garden and many others. Special activities such as motorcycle training, trips and children's sports camps are also offered. New classes begin nearly every week and are scheduled at times convenient for adults, including evenings and weekends.

Additionally, more than 300 online courses are available in a wide variety of subjects. Community Education is self-supporting and participant fees cover program costs.

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI)

OLLI at Sierra College is a learning community with 1,000+ members. It is designed for lifelong learners, ages 50 years or better, who are eager to explore new areas of knowledge without the stress of tests or grades.

We offer a wide variety of classes in art, film, government, health, history, literature, music, and science. All courses are designed to keep minds and bodies active. To fit your busy lifestyle, OLLI classes meet for just one class meeting or once a week for two, four, or six-weeks. OLLI offers a unique way to explore new topics in the classroom, outdoors, and online. Join us today!

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CalFresh Food benefits are the convenient way to get grocery help when you need it most. You can use them in stores, online, and at most farmers markets.

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IFM fights food insecurity in Nevada County, providing nutritious groceries to thousands. With volunteers, donors, and partners, we distribute over a million pounds of food annually, building community and ensuring no one goes hungry.

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Interfaith Food Ministry - Feeding Families, Fueling Hope

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​"So many times, I meant to say .... THANK YOU! Your kindness, your time and efforts, your love and understanding fills my kitchen with warmth and goodness. Please know that your work touches us within the heart and the soul. You make me a better person. Bless you!" IFM Client
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M, W, F, or Sat Distribution Days, and then they can return on any day the following week.
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Updated December 2022: Each individual or family may receive food once EVERY OTHER week. This means a family can visit any day they choose, M, W, F, or Sa and that counts as their visit for the week. Then they must skip one week of We've had to scale back how often families can visit, but we are striving to provide MORE food during each visit. This will remain in effect until further notice.

The IFM Drive through handles over 600 cars per week! Photo by Phil Alonso.

​This represents what a family of 3-4 receives from Interfaith Food Ministry.

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This nonprofit organization offers food distribution and nutrition education to individuals and families in need. They provide various programs, including CalFresh assistance.

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The FOOD BANK of NEVADA COUNTY is a non-profit food assistance agency providing food distribution and nutrition education to hungry individuals and families.

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The P.A.R.T.N.E.R.S. Family Resource Centers serve as community hubs providing a range of services.

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Nevada County PARTNERS Family Resource Centers

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The Grass Valley Family Resource Center (FRC), located next door to the Grass Valley Charter School, has closed its doors after 14 years of service. The Grass Valley School District is absorbing this building into its organization for program repurposing. Over the years the Grass Valley FRC has been able to offer a wide variety of servi

The Grass Valley Family Resource Center (FRC), located next door to the Grass Valley Charter School, has closed its doors after 14 years of service. The Grass Valley School District is absorbing this building into its organization for program repurposing. Over the years the Grass Valley FRC has been able to offer a wide variety of services and supports for local families, including playgroups for preschool children, parenting workshops, a clothes closet, partnership with the Nevada County Diaper Project, referrals to local community agencies for behavioral and mental health support, Promotora translation services for families, tutoring services for students, and much more. While this physical location will no longer be available to the FRC, the services will not go away. Full services will continue to be provided at the other two FRC locations in Penn Valley on the Ready Springs campus and San Juan Ridge on the Oak Tree campus.

We celebrate the many years of service in commitment to supporting students and families provided by the Grass Valley FRC. Thank you to the families who have utilized these services and supports, and we hope that you continue to reach out to our other two sites for your needs. We encourage you to check out the website for information about services from our Promotora, parenting education specialist and the calendar of summer events being held at the Penn Valley and San Juan Ridge FRC locations.

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Nevada County PARTNERS Family Resource Centers

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Nevada County PARTNERS Family Resource Centers

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A network of three Family Resource Centers serving western Nevada County, California.

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Bright Futures for Youth is a community-focused nonprofit organization committed to addressing the ever-changing needs of youth, from sixth-graders to those in their mid-20s in Nevada County.

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Grand opening of the 3,700-square-foot NEO Youth Center - the first large youth center in Nevada County.
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Just like when you move into a new house, there are always a few more things you need. We've created a wish list.
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Become a volunteer for the NEO Youth Center
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Bright Futures for Youth is a community-focused nonprofit organization committed to addressing the ever-changing needs of youth, from sixth-graders to those in their mid-20s in Nevada County. Learn More

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Bright Futures for Youth | Serving Nevada County

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Bright Futures for Youth is a nonprofit that provides numerous services to help meet the many needs of children, teens and young adults in Nevada County.

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Stanford Sierra Youth & Families (SSYAF) believes each and every child deserves the love, safety, and unconditional commitment of a family and the opportunity to develop as a healthy and productive young adult.

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Programs & Services - Stanford Sierra Youth & Families

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Stanford Sierra Youth & Families (SSYAF) believes each and every child deserves the love, safety, and unconditional…

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Victor Community Support Services (VCSS) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting youth, families, and adults through a variety of mental health and supportive programs.

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Victor's Mission is to be a catalyst for sustained improvement in the lives of those we touch. Celebrating 50 years of service, Victor provides a wide range of behavioral health, educational, and social support services to children, youth, families and adults throughout California.

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The Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program in Nevada County is a nutrition education program that helps families make healthy food choices and supports overall well-being.

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More information for WIC families on WIC temporary infant formula options can be found at the California WIC Infant Formula Options webpage. General guidance and information for California families about WIC contract formulas can be found at the WIC Contract Infant Formulas webpage.

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My Family - California Women, Infants & Children Program

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More information for WIC families on WIC temporary infant formula options can be found at the California WIC Infant Formula Options webpage. General guidance and information for California families about WIC contract formulas can be found at the WIC Contract Infant Formulas webpage.

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First 5 Nevada County promotes the importance of early childhood by investing in complex systems of care, empowering families, and strengthening the community.

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The mission of Child Welfare Services (CWS) is to consistently, compassionately, and creatively prevent child abuse and neglect and to protect children by empowering families to achieve their highest potential.

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The mission of Child Welfare Services is to consistently, compassionately, and creatively prevent child abuse and neglect and to protect children by empowering families to achieve their highest potential.

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PCs for People is a national nonprofit social enterprise working to get low-cost quality computers and internet into the homes of individuals, families, and nonprofits with low income. By recycling and then refurbishing computers, PCs for People provides a valuable service to businesses, families, and the planet by keeping computers out of landfills and repurposing them to advance digital inclusion.

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Alta California Regional Center (ACRC) provides comprehensive support services to individuals with developmental disabilities and their families in Nevada County, CA. As one of 21 regional centers in California, ACRC operates under the Lanterman Developmental Disabilities Act, which ensures the right to services that promote independence and community integration.

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Alta California Regional Center creates partnerships to support all eligible individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.

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The Salvation Army Clothing Closet is open on Wednesdays from 10am–2pm at 10725 Alta Street, Grass Valley, CA 95945

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PARTNERS Family Resources has clothing closets at all of their locations - Grass Valley, Penn Valley, and North San Juan.

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Nevada County PARTNERS Family Resource Centers

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Nevada County PARTNERS Family Resource Centers

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People And Resources Together; a Network of Education, Recreation and Support

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AMI Housing provides housing, employment, and life skills programs to residents of Nevada County, who otherwise might be homeless.

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In 1992, a wonderful group of family members from the National Alliance for Mental Illness - Placer County, wanted housing for their family members with mental illness. They decided to approach the Placer County Mental Health Department to find a collaborative solution and a great partnership was born. Housing was provided for ASOC clients who needed training in basic living skills before progressing into independent living. In 1995, the collaboration expanded and opened homes in Roseville, Rocklin, and Auburn. Early in 2003, it was decided to place the operation of the housing program under a new organization: AMI Housing, Inc. (AMIH). In August 2003, AMIH received its 501c3 designation. The organization's mission is to house and support the most vulnerable residents of the Sierra Region.

In July 2017, AMIH's board of directors acquired the operations of a Nevada County nonprofit: Nevada County Housing Development Corporation (NCHDC). A full merger of the two agencies is in process. At this time the same staff and board serve both agencies. NCHDC has been in operation for over thirty years and has the Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO) designation. NCHDC provides permanent housing, bridge housing, and low income affordable housing.

Between AMIH and NCHDC we are housing over 400 people every night who were homeless or at risk of homelessness and many who have mental illness or other debilitating disabilities.

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Check here to see what Housing Choice Voucher / Section 8 Program waitlists are open.

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Regional Housing Authority- Sutter, Yuba, Nevada, & Colusa Counties

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Official website of the Regional Housing Authority of Sutter, Yuba, Nevada, & Colusa Counties, helping low-income families and individuals, agricultural workers, those with disabilities, and the elderly find housing.

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A resource and information hub that connects people with community programs and services through a searchable web page and local call center. In Nevada County, 211 Connecting Point is the access point for Coordinated Entry. Anyone experiencing a housing crisis can call 2-1-1 (or 877-847-0499) and speak with a call specialist.

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FREED Center for Independent Living offers housing assistance services in Nevada County, California. They assist individuals with disabilities and older adults in finding accessible and affordable housing. FREED hosts a weekly Housing Club where staff and community members collaborate to share housing search strategies, assist with applications, and provide referrals.

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FREED's mission is to promote independence and self-determination for people with disabilities through person-driven services, collaborative community partnerships and education, and leadership that advocates for fully inclusive communities.

FREED's vision is that people with disabilities enjoy a fully accessible community strengthened by diversity and unified by a culture of limitless possibility.

FREED has a variety of programs centering around issues that arise with aging and disabilities. We work with you and your family to figure out what you need, know your choices and get connected.

Our Services Sign Up for Our Newsletter

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PG&E offers a variety of assistance programs to help income-qualified households manage their energy bills.

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Get help paying my PG&E bill. Find financial assistance for utilities and other forms of relief.

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Reduces water bills by one-third off the base rate for qualifying low-income residents. Must participate in programs like Medi-Cal, SSI, or CARE to qualify.

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NID's Low Income Rate Assistance Program allows low-income residents' water bills to be reduced by one-third off the base rate. The program will help low-income residential customers living in single-family homes in Nevada, Placer and Yuba counties. To qualify for the Low Income Rate Assistance Program, customers must show proof at least one person living in the household is enrolled in one or more of the following federal assistance programs:

* Medicaid/Medi-Cal for Families A & B
* Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
* CARE, a discount program for electric and gas utility customers
* Bureau of Indian Affairs General Assistance

Customers who want to learn more can contact an NID customer services representative at 530-273-6185. Customers must file an application and will be notified within three weeks if they are approved for the program.
Low Income Rate Assistance Application

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NID's Low Income Rate Assistance Program allows low-income residents' water bills to be reduced by one-third off the base rate. The program will help...

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Each program, supported through Federal Block Grants and Utility Partnerships, is designed to provide direct financial assistance to ease the burden of high energy utility costs, and/or installation of quality weatherization products to improve home energy efficiency.

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Each program, supported through Federal Block Grants and Utility Partnerships, is designed to provide direct finanicial assistance to ease the burden of high energy utility costs, and/or installation of quality weatherization products to improve home energy efficiency.

Qualified applicants are selected on a first come first served basis,with priority given to those with the highest utility costs in relation to income, as well and vulnerable populations(including; elderly,handicapped and small children), providing the applicant meets all the necessary guidelines and income requirements outlined in the program most fitting their need.

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Each program, supported through Federal Block Grants and Utility Partnerships, is designed to provide direct finanicial assistance to ease the burden of high energy utility costs, and/or installation of quality weatherization products to improve home energy efficiency.

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Granite Wellness is committed to fostering wellness and strengthening community by providing comprehensive substance use treatment and diverse behavioral health services

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Granite Wellness Centers saves and improves lives through substance use treatment & behavioral health services in Placer & Nevada counties

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Common Goals provides Substance Use Disorder (SUD) counseling for teens and adults, clean and sober Recovery Residences for men & women, as well as Anger Management & DV (Domestic Violence/batterers) programs.

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Common Goals – 256 Buena Vista St., Suite 100, Grass Valley, CA

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Hours: 8:30 AM – 5 PM Monday-Friday
Testing Hours: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM | Closed Fridays 1:30-3:30 PM

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Know Overdose Nevada County is a local campaign to increase knowledge and awareness about drug overdose risks and harm reduction strategies to help prevent overdoses and deaths.

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In Crisis? Call 9-1-1 for physical health and safety emergencies, including overdoses ( Good Samaritan Law). Call 530-265-5811 or 9-8-8 for mental health or emotional emergencies.

Know Overdose Nevada County is a local campaign to increase knowledge and awareness about drug overdose risks and harm reduction strategies to help prevent overdoses and deaths.

Like many other communities across the state and country, Nevada County has seen an increase in overdose deaths in the past few years. This has largely been a result of synthetic opioids, particularly fentanyl, entering the local drug supply.

Our diverse coalition of community supporters believes improving access to information and resources and increasing awareness of harm reduction strategies are an important part of reversing this trend and preventing overdose deaths.

Know Overdose Nevada County's goals are to:

1. Prevent deaths from drug overdoses

2. Keep people safer when using drugs

3. Connect people who use drugs and their support networks to resources and information

Know Overdose Nevada County works to achieve these goals through education and training on overdose prevention and harm reduction strategies, connecting people to resources, and increasing access to Narcan (Naloxone) and fentanyl test strips.

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Know Overdose Nevada County is a local campaign to increase knowledge and awareness about drug overdose risks and harm reduction strategies to help prevent overdoses and deaths. Like many other communities across the state and country, Nevada County has seen an increase in overdose deaths in the past few years.

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The Crisis Team provides 24- hour services to any individual adult or child in the community in a behavioral health or emotional crisis.

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If you or someone you know has a behavioral health crisis or emergency call (530) 265- 5811 or (888) 801-1437, 24-hours a day.

Our Crisis Services

The Crisis Team provides 24- hour services to any individual adult or child in the community in a behavioral health or emotional crisis.

24/7 mobile crisis services

Phone counseling for individuals in a mental health crisis or urgent situation

In person assessment for individuals during a behavioral health crisis at the local emergency room

Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital in Western Nevada County

Tahoe Forest Hospital in Truckee

Admittance to Psychiatric Inpatient Services under Welfare and Institutions Code 5150

After hours referrals for behavioral health services and other county services

Crisis services are contracted with the Sierra Mental Wellness Group.

Mobile Crisis Services

Mobile Crisis services are available 24/7 to all individuals within Nevada County who are experiencing a behavioral health crisis. The Mobile Crisis Team is staffed by two behavioral health professionals who are specially trained to respond to calls related to mental wellness and crisis related to substance use. The goal of the team is to de-escalate critical incidents through safety planning, provide warm handoff referrals and follow up care. Crisis services are free of charge and available to all individuals within Nevada County who are experiencing a behavioral health crisis.

Calls are routed through the Crisis Triage Line at (530) 265-5811.

Inpatient Hospitalization

The Crisis Team may also assist adults or children to access inpatient psychiatric services under Welfare and Institution Code 5150. These individuals are an immediate danger to themselves or others, or gravely disabled (e.g. unable to access or utilize food, clothing, or shelter due to a mental illness). The County contracts with a number of hospitals which are outside of Nevada County to provide this service. The Nevada County Crisis Team authorizes the services, arranges transportation, and coordinates the admission.

Nevada County Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU)

The Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU) is a 23-hour program that provides emergency psychiatric care in a warm, welcoming environment for individuals experiencing a behavioral health crisis. The four bed Crisis Stabilization Unit provides more in-depth treatment to individuals while behavioral health crisis workers determine if they need to be transferred to a psychiatric hospital or can respond to outpatient services.

The Crisis Stabilization Unit is located to the left of the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Emergency entrance and is open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. After hours, all evaluations occur in the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Emergency Department. The Crisis Stabilization Unit is a collaborative project with Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Sierra Mental Wellness Group, and Nevada County Behavioral Health. The project was made possible by funding from Senate Bill 82- The investment in Mental Health Wellness Act and the California Health Facilities Financing Authority (CHFFA).

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If you or someone you know may have a mental health crisis or mental health emergency, find information on services, centers, and contact.

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The Behavioral Health Department provides a wide variety of services to the public, particularly for Medi-Cal recipients and those with severe mental illness. These include Mental Health Services and Alcohol and Other Drug Services.

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The mission of the Nevada County Behavioral Health Department is to provide high quality, culturally competent mental health and substance abuse treatment services to Nevada County Residents.

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Are you or someone you care about struggling emotionally and need help right now? Call the Nevada County Crisis Line at (530) 265-5811 24/7/365 or text 988

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Are you or someone you care about struggling emotionally and need help right now? Call the Nevada County Crisis Line at (530) 265-5811 24/7/365 (scanning QR code will call number) or text "HOME" to 741741

Welcome to Mental Health Matters Nevada County! You may be visiting us for mental health resources for yourself, someone you care about or just to learn. We hope you find what you're looking for. If not, please contact us.

How to Get Help

Get help based on your insurance provider:

Other ways to get help:

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Mental Health Matters Nevada County - Talk, Listen, Connect

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Are you or someone you care about struggling emotionally and need help right now? Call the Nevada County Crisis Line at (530) 265-5811 24/7/365 (scanning QR code will call number) or text "HOME" to 741741 Welcome to Mental Health Matters Nevada County!

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What's Up Wellness's central goal is to provide a safe, confidential space for students to reflect and share, and to work with our team to ensure they are accessing resources available to maintain an emotionally healthy life.

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What's Up Wellness is made up of dedicated social workers, case managers, counselors and clinicians. Our team provides skilled mental health support, brings awareness of resources to the community, and loves what they do!

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What's Up Wellness is made up of dedicated social workers, case managers, counselors and clinicians. Our team provides skilled mental health support, brings awareness of resources to the community, and loves what they do!

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Pathways is committed to providing individualized treatment for drug and alcohol addiction.

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Pathways | Recovery & Wellness Through Life-long Change

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At Pathways we're committed to providing individualized treatment for drug and alcohol addiction and serve the needs of our clients and their families throughout the recovery process. We guide individuals through a process of change, help them improve health and wellness, learn to live a self-directed life and strive to reach their full potential.

Pathways provides many levels of care designed to fit each individual's needs at an affordable price. Contact us today for a free confidential assessment.

Serving clients from Redding, Chico, Yuba City, Grass Valley, Sacramento, and the greater Northern California area.

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At Pathways we're committed to providing individualized treatment for drug and alcohol addiction and serve the needs of our clients and their families throughout the recovery process. We guide individuals through a process of change, help them improve health and wellness, learn to live a self-directed life and strive to reach their full potential.

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Community Beyond Violence heals the trauma of sexual assault and domestic violence by providing crisis intervention, safety, advocacy, and education to survivors and our community.

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Community Beyond Violence | Supportive services for domestic violence and sexual assault victims

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Women of Worth provides emergency services to women and their children escaping domestic violence and human trafficking. We offer programming to help women rebuild their lives, restore their dignity and recover their self-sufficiency.

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Please contact Becky to set up payment via EBT/CALFresh.

Email: info@mountainbountyfarm.com

Phone: (530)292-3776

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Payment options

Payment Via Credit Card

Payment Via Check

Our mailing address is 14579 Blind Shady Road, Nevada City, CA 95959. As of December 2021, we no longer have a discount for paying by check.

When signing up for full season shares you will be able to indicate you'd like to pay with a check during checkout. We do not accept check payments for our Auto-Bill every 4 Deliveries option.

We will send an email when we receive checks. We allow a one-week "grace" period after signing up to allow for the mailing of checks. Thank you for promptly sending your check payments.

You can send the payment in full or send us up to 4 post-dated checks. Post dated checks can be dated starting with the day you sign up and the remaining checks dated one month apart.

Community Supported Financial Assistance

To apply for assistance, please contact us. We are typically able to provide 20% off your shares. Assistance is limited to fruit and vegetable shares only. Recipients must pay a portion of their share and may arrange an individualized payment plan for their balance to help make it possible to join.

Please consider contributing to our community-funded Financial Assistance Program, which is entirely supported by the generosity of our member community. When you sign up, you can opt to contribute any amount to help another family receive their share of the bounty.

PaY with EBT/calfresh

Please contact Becky, our CSA Manager to set up payment via EBT/CAL Fresh.

Questions about payments?

Please contact Becky, our CSA Manager. We can work with you to make it easy to pay for your shares.

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Eligibility screening forms, application, application process, supportive service request forms, monthly eligibility report forms, and informational documents.

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Our elders tell us we have been here since the beginning, and we are still here in our lands.

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The mission of the Washoe Tribal Government is to continuously improve the life and well-being of its members.

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Anew Day offers free counseling and affordable professional therapy. They are here to provide a warm, caring, confidential environment where you can explore your thoughts and feelings and get back on the road to feeling better about your situation and yourself.

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We offer a quiet, co nfidential place to pause and reflect upon your life - where you are now, where you want to go, and how you will get there.

Counseling encourages you to take responsibility for the quality of your life as you develop the understanding and strength to make the best possible decisions. Counseling expands awareness. It provides an opportunity for you to discover your own voice and find the courage to express it. Counseling can help you make sense of your past and use it to your advantage in the future.

You may have tried, unsuccessfully, to manage your problems on your own. Counseling uncovers underlying issues that may block your ability to do what you know you need to do. Anew Day can help you develop skills and strategies needed to make your life meaningful and your relationships rewarding.

If you need help, we are here to provide a warm, caring, confidential environment where you can explore your thoughts and feelings and get back on the road to feeling better about your situation and yourself.

We need your support as we serve our community! If you would like to donate, click on the button to the right. To learn more about other ways to support our mission,

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Counseling | Anew Day | Nevada County, CA

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Anew Day offers free lay counseling and affordable professional therapy for individuals, couples, families, and groups.

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Angel Flight West is a nonprofit organization that arranges donated flights for people who need medical care far from home.

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Angel Flight West - Delivering health and hope using donated flights

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Angel Flight West - Free Flights for Those in Need

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We’ve spent 40+ years—and provided more than 90K flights—arranging donated flights to people in need and providing them safe passage to and from medical care.

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Offers a wide range of programs and resources for Native individuals and families as well as tribal communities, including social services, education, justice, natural resource management, economic and workforce development, infrastructure, and energy.

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We maintain government-to-government relationships with Indian tribes, and facilitate support for tribal people and tribal governments. We promote safe and quality living environments, strong communities, self sufficient and individual rights, while enhancing protection of the lives, prosperity and well being of American Indians and Alaska Natives.

Indian Affairs provides services directly or through contracts, grants, or compacts to 574 Federally recognized tribes with a service population of approximately 2.5 million American Indian and Alaska Natives. While the role of Indian Affairs has changed significantly in the last three decades in response to a greater emphasis on Indian self-governance and self-determination, Tribes still look to Indian Affairs for a broad spectrum of services.

This announcement follows the decision to designate the college as a voter registration agency under the National Voter Registration Act.

Resources will support Tribal fishing rights and economic development

Funding will provide Indigenous youth with opportunities to engage in meaningful public service projects on federal and Tribal lands.

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USDA Loans and Repairs for Rural & Suburban Homebuyers

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USDA Loans and Repairs for Rural & Suburban Homebuyers

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No Down Payment  •  Competitive Interest Rates  •  Flexible Credit Guidelines

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USDA Home Loans from the Specialists at USDALoans.com

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Learn about the USDA Mortgage program and prequalify for a 0% down USDA Loan with the specialists at USDALoans.com

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At Indian Country Legal Services, their mission for California Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) advocacy is to protect the rights of Native children, families, and tribes in state court proceedings. They are committed to ensuring full compliance with ICWA’s standards by providing expert witness services, case strategy support, and legal consultation.

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(602)529-4765 California ICWA Our Mission At Indian Country Legal Services, our mission for California Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) advocacy is to protect the rights of Native children, families, and tribes in state court proceedings. We are committed to ensuring full compliance with ICWA’s standards by providing expert witness services, case strategy support, and legal […]

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DV Wellness Resource Center. All groups are offered on Zoom at this time and can assist Native American families with court orders, CPS and ICWA mandates, for family strengthening, and active efforts for reunification.

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The Mending Basket Resource Center - Inter-Tribal Council Of California

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All groups are offered on Zoom at this time and can assist Native American families with court orders, CPS and ICWA mandates, for family strengthening, and

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Pioneer Community Energy offers programs and resources to help eligible households lower energy costs and improve home energy efficiency. From bill assistance options to rebates and energy-saving tools, Pioneer works to support families in reducing monthly utility expenses while promoting clean, reliable energy throughout the community.

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Pioneer Utility Bill Assistance Programs for Residents

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Because Pioneer customers remain PG&E customers for transmission and delivery, Pioneer customers can participate in public purpose programs administered by PG&E on behalf of the California Public Utilities Commission.

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If you need to advice from a trained counselor, simply text the word “NATIVE” to 741741. You will be immediately connected with a crisis counselor. Having a trusted support 24/7 is important during these tough times. All support and resources shared will remain confidential. Plus, there is no cost to you.

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Native Crisis Text Line

Sometimes things are too overwhelming to deal with alone. If you need to advice from a trained counselor, simply text the word "NATIVE" to 741741.

You will be immediately connected with a crisis counselor. Having a trusted support 24/7 is important during these tough times. Don't hesitate to reach out. All support and resources shared will remain confidential. Plus, there is no cost to you.

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Scholarships for Tribal citizens. Native Forward scholarships for undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees.

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Native Forward Scholars Fund is the largest scholarship provider to Native students in the U.S. awarding $15 million in scholarships annually

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Alta California Regional Center assists individuals with specific developmental disabilities and their families by building a team of supportive physicians, therapists, and other professionals so that every individual can live up to their highest potential.

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Alta California Regional Center creates partnerships to support all eligible individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.