Crisis Response LLC

Crime Victims United is a non-profit organization based in Auburn, CA, dedicated to supporting victims of crime and their families. They provide essential resources, including legal guidance and connections to support programs, alongside compassionate advocacy to help individuals navigate their healing journey. The organization develops programs aimed at educating, empowering, and assisting victims, recognizing that even small support can significantly impact their recovery. By collaborating with local law enforcement and policymakers, Crime Victims United actively works to ensure victims' rights are upheld and public safety is prioritized at multiple levels. Generated from the website

The Sacramento Crisis Nurseries serves children up to the age of 5 who are victims of violence and abuse. It provides assistance for alcohol and drug abuse, mental health problems, poverty, homelessness and isolation. The organization offers respite care to fathers, as well as grandparents raising their grandchildren, and foster parents and guardians. The Sacramento Crisis Nurseries employs case managers who provide counseling and support services and assist parents to address the issues affecting the well-being of their family. The organization has served over 2,300 children and their families. It has partnerships with various public and private family service agencies throughout Sacramento County, Calif. The Sacramento Crisis Nurseries also provides drug treatment, housing, health care, mental health, parent training, child care and domestic violence prevention services. It is affiliated with service organizations, including Soroptimists, Junior League of Sacramento, Child Abuse Prevention Council, Rotary and Lions clubs. The organization is located in Sacramento, Calif.

TLCS Inc, based in Sacramento, CA, operates Hope Cooperative, a behavioral health and supportive housing organization serving individuals in Sacramento and Yolo County for over 40 years. Their person-centered services include homeless outreach, crisis intervention, supportive housing, therapy, and life skills education, benefiting over 10,000 community members annually. Hope Cooperative offers a continuum of care model with various housing options such as interim, transitional, permanent supportive housing, and sober living. With a team of over 350 dedicated professionals, they strive to end homelessness and provide support for individuals facing behavioral health challenges through advocacy, services, and opportunities for social connectedness. Generated from the website