Homeless student program in Sacramento, California

Will C. Wood Middle School, located at 6201 Lemon Hill Avenue in Sacramento, California, is dedicated to providing a quality education and safe learning environment for all students. Our goal is to prepare students for the challenges of high school and college, helping them pursue their dreams and goals. We are currently offering full, in-person instruction and have a variety of programs available, including High School Specialty Programs. Applications for these programs are accepted from October 30 to November 17. Additionally, CalKIDS provides up to $1500 in free money for eligible school-aged children to kickstart their savings for future college and career training expenses.

Alice Birney School Grounds is a primary school located in Sacramento, California, United States. The institution provides a nurturing and inclusive environment for students to learn and grow. In addition to academic programs, the school also offers various community services such as junk pickup appointments for residential customers and a commitment to responding to homelessness. The City of Sacramento, where the school is located, is dedicated to building a more representative and equitable workforce, as well as creating a stronger and safer community for all residents. The school grounds serve as a hub for city-organized events and meetings, including City Council meetings and standing committee meetings. The institution plays a vital role in the community, fostering education and community engagement for a brighter future.

The Willow Clinic, located at 1400 North A Street in Sacramento, California, is a health institution operating out of First Step Communities. Open every Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., the clinic welcomes all patients on a first-come, first-served basis, regardless of insurance or documentation status. Services offered include primary/acute care, chronic pain/illness management, psychiatric care, and assistance with non-medical needs such as Medi-Cal, Calfresh, clothing, food, or bus passes. The mission of the Willow Clinic is to improve the health of community members experiencing homelessness by providing free medical and psychiatric care, as well as other essential services. The clinic also serves as a platform for student education, aiming to address healthcare access inequities through a patient-centered care approach that prioritizes listening to and learning from community members. Harm reduction and trauma-informed care are key components of the clinic's holistic approach to healthcare.