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Sierra Health Foundation’s REACH youth grant program supports healthy development of youth for their successful transition to adulthood. The REACH Program financially supports the West Sacramento Youth Resource Coalition |
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CommuniCare Health Centers, the lead agency in the West Sacramento Youth Resource Coalition, provides quality health care to those in need. |
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The Bryte and Broderick Community Action Network's goals are to: listen to Bryte and Broderick Voices and help them open doors to solutions; encourage residents to take an active part in their community's future; and establish collaborative projects and programs that will enhance the educational opportunities, the enviornment, and the services available to the Bryte and Broderick community |
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Collings Teen Center provides a safe, drug and alcohol free environment for teens to come to after school and for special events. |
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The West Sacramento Police Department is committed to providing quality service to the community and its guests through maintaining order, fostering a sense of security, enforcing the laws of the City and State, and supporting the Constitution of the United States and the State of California. |
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West Sacramento Parks & Recreation Department helpsthe City achieve its Vision 2020 plan of creating "A Vibrant City Where You Can Live, Work and Play", by providing opportunities for quality recreation and leisure experiences through programming and facilities for West Sacramento citizens of all ages. |
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The Washington Unified School District serves an ethnically diverse and growing population of 7,135 students, with a staff of 419 certificated and 309 classified employees. The district currently operates eight elementary schools, one middle school, one high school, and an alternative program. A new K-8 school will open in 2007, and the district will open a new state-of-the-art comprehensive high school in 2008. Two additional schools will be needed in the future to accommodate growth. |
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Yolo Family Service Agency (YFSA) is a private, nonprofit organization dedicated to providing professional counseling services to families and individuals in Yolo County. |
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The Youth Development Network (YDN) is a collaboration of individuals and organizations from throughout the Sacramento region committed to promoting strength-based principles that support the positive development of youth. |
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Sierra Health Foundation is a private philanthropy promoting improved heath and quality of life for the people of Northern California. |
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Our Vision: To provide services within the framework of the Restorative Justice Model of Community Corrections to the community, victims, and offenders. To collaborate with our criminal justice and community partners to provide accountability and treatment for offenders. To comply with laws to the best of our ability within our allocated resources. To maximize revenue from sources outside the county general fund by grant applications, entitlement programs, public contracts and user fees.To provide offender services through quality evidence-based programs, delivered with fidelity while continuously measuring program efficacy. |
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The Yolo County Library provides access for all to books, informational technology and other media to inform, entertain and inspire. |
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