SACRED HEART COMMUNITY SERVICE

Runs After School and Summer Academy programs supporting academic, social-emotional, and leadership development for low-income Latino students in grades K–8. Provides individualized academic work plans to help students achieve grade-level or higher performance, and operates a full-day summer camp for grades 3–6 focused on continued academic and personal growth.

Operates After School and Summer Academy programs for low-income Latino students in grades K–8, focusing on academic, social-emotional, and leadership development. Provides individualized academic work plans to help students achieve grade-level or higher performance, and runs a full-day summer camp for grades 3–6 with continued academic and personal development support.

Operates a Clothes Closet that allows families to receive up to 5 free clothing items per person, twice per month.

Operates a computer lab providing free access to technology and resources for community members to apply for public benefits, jobs, and print documents.

Operates a computer lab offering free access to technology and resources for community members to apply for public benefits, search for jobs, and print documents. Includes one-on-one computer training for job seekers.

Operates a computer lab offering free access to technology and resources for community members to apply for public benefits, search for jobs, and print documents, including one-on-one computer training for job seekers.

Operates an early childhood education program for children ages 1-3 and their parents, meeting four days per week for nine months, with concurrent parenting support and pre-kindergarten classes. Also runs After School and Summer Academy programs for low-income Latino students in grades K-8, providing individualized academic work plans and focusing on academic, social-emotional, and leadership development.

Operates an early childhood education program for children ages 1–3 with concurrent parenting support, meeting four days per week for nine months. Delivers a six-class parenting curriculum based on the Safe, Secure, Loved model for mothers of infants ages 0–3, focusing on kindergarten readiness, home-based reading, and personal safety awareness.

Operates an early childhood education program for children ages 1–3, meeting four days per week for nine months, with concurrent parenting support and pre-kindergarten classes. Includes a six-class parenting program based on the Safe, Secure, Loved curriculum for mothers of infants 0–3, and promotes kindergarten readiness, home-based reading, and personal safety awareness.

Provides emergency financial assistance for past-due rent, security deposits, mortgage payments, and other housing-related costs to prevent homelessness. Funds are disbursed directly to landlords or third parties, not to applicants, and the program operates as part of the Santa Clara County Homelessness Prevention System.

Runs the Joblink Employment Assistance Program, providing support with resumes, interview preparation, job searching, and one-on-one computer training to job seekers. Offers financial coaching, workshops, and eligibility screening to help individuals increase income, reduce debt, build credit, and develop assets, including public charge information.

Runs the Joblink Employment Assistance Program, providing job seekers with support in resume writing, interview preparation, and finding employment opportunities. Offers one-on-one computer training to job seekers, with six individuals served monthly.

Provides job seekers with employment assistance including resume support, interview preparation, and job placement through the Joblink Employment Assistance Program. Offers one-on-one financial coaching, workshops, and eligibility screening to help individuals increase income, reduce debt, build credit, and develop assets.

Provides one-on-one financial coaching, workshops, and eligibility screening to help individuals increase income, reduce debt, build credit, and develop assets. Also offers public charge information and financial coaching integrated with employment services.

Provides a three-day supplemental supply of groceries, ready-to-eat food items, and hygiene kits to individuals experiencing homelessness, along with a monthly distribution of fresh produce to families in need. Operates a Clothes Closet allowing families to receive up to 5 free clothing items per person twice per month.

Provides a three-day supplemental supply of groceries and ready-to-eat food items for homeless individuals, including fresh fruits and vegetables for 10 families each month. Operates a Clothes Closet allowing families to receive up to 5 free clothing items per person twice per month.

Provides a three-day supplemental supply of groceries, ready-to-eat food items, and hygiene kits to individuals experiencing homelessness and low-income families. Distributes food including fresh produce to 10 families monthly and hygiene kits to 40 people monthly through volunteer-staffed programs.

Offers emergency financial assistance for past-due rent, security deposits, mortgage, and other housing-related costs through the Santa Clara County Homelessness Prevention System (HPS) program, disbursing funds directly to landlords or third parties.

Offers emergency financial assistance for past-due rent, security deposits, mortgage, water, and utility bills to low-income individuals and families at risk of homelessness. Funds are disbursed directly to landlords or service providers through the Santa Clara County Homelessness Prevention System and the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP).

Provides hygiene kits to 40 people experiencing homelessness each month.

Implements the La Mesa Verde program to increase access to healthy food by installing organic backyard gardens for 50 new families annually in San Jose, promoting food security and sustainable urban agriculture.

Implements the La Mesa Verde urban gardening program to increase access to healthy food in San Jose by installing organic backyard gardens for 50 new families annually.

Implements the La Mesa Verde program, which installs organic backyard gardens for 50 new families annually in San Jose to increase access to healthy food.

Provides financial assistance for utility bills, including a one-time annual credit through the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) and up to $1,000 per year for water bills, with funds paid directly to utility providers for income-eligible Santa Clara County residents.

Provides assistance with utility bills, including a one-time annual credit for income-eligible residents of Santa Clara County through the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) and up to $1,000 in direct financial assistance for water bills, paid directly to the water provider.

Trains community leaders in advocacy and organizing through the Organize for Justice program, building capacity for civic engagement and social justice initiatives.

Trains community leaders in advocacy and organizing through the Organize for Justice program, building capacity for civic engagement and systemic change.

Trains community leaders in advocacy and organizing through the Organize for Justice program to build a community free from poverty.