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Founded in 1986, Ujima Family Recovery Services is a nonprofit agency that offers services for alcoholism, drug addiction and behavioral health problems. It has received the Contra Costa County Children & Families Policy Forum's Honor Roll Award and the Substance Abuse Advisory Board's The People Who Make a Difference Award. The agency administers various programs that include alcohol and drug education, parent education, peer mentoring and therapeutic child care, as well as serves pregnant women, mothers and infants. Ujima Family Recovery Services organizes the Children's Recovery and Family Education Program, which includes prevention program that provides information related to chemical dependency, feelings, denial and defenses. It also administers a parent education program that includes individual, family and group counseling sessions and workshops.

The Community Clinic Consortium is dedicated to enhancing the health and quality of life for residents of Contra Costa and Solano Counties. By fostering community involvement, the Consortium works to develop a responsive healthcare system and advance the role of community health centers. With initiatives like the Contra Costa CARES program and LifeLong Urgent Care, the Consortium provides essential services and resources tailored for low-income and undocumented residents, ensuring access to vital medical care. Their commitment to advocacy and education is reflected in various programs, classes, and resources aimed at improving overall community health. Generated from the website

Founded in 1959, Crystal Run Village, also known as CRV, is an independent, nonprofit organization that provides services to more than 700 people with developmental, physical and psychiatric disabilities. The organization offers services in areas, such as vocational placement, residential and educational opportunities, recreational, and personal and domestic skills training. It provides services through a variety of residential, skills development, service coordination and case management programs. Crystal Run Village serves Sullivan, Orange and Rockland counties in New York. It offers services for individuals with autism and spectrum disorders, epilepsy, neurological impairments and cerebral palsy. Crystal Run Village maintains its corporate headquarters in Middletown, N.Y.