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Community Partners

Community Partners Who Make It All Possible

Our Public Sector & Government Partners

Collaborating with local and county agencies to drive systemic change and support youth and families across Contra Costa County.

  • City of Richmond
  • Contra Costa County Election Department
  • Contra Costa County Employment & Human Services
  • Contra Costa County School District
  • Contra Costa County Substance Abuse Department
  • Contra Costa County, Behavioral Health Services (BHS)
  • Contra Costa Health Department
  • County Supervisor Federal Glober
  • County Supervisor John Gioia
  • Richmond ONS (Office of Neighborhood Safety)

Our Community-Based Partners

Grassroots organizations, nonprofits, and neighborhood groups working alongside us to build a stronger, healthier, and more resilient community.

  • 23rd Street Merchants
  • All That Collaborative
  • Bay Area Community Resources (BACR)
  • Bay Area Girls Club
  • Believe in What You Dream
  • Catholic Charities of the East Bay
  • Central Community Partnership
  • Child Abuse Prevention Council
  • Community Health for Asian Americans (CHAA)
  • Community Housing Development Corporation (CHDC)
  • Community Violence Solutions
  • Coronado YMCA
  • Early Childhood Mental Health
  • Family Stress Center
  • Kawanis Club
  • Men and Women of Valor
  • Multicultural Bookstore
  • NAACP
  • National Council of Negro Women
  • Neighborhood Councils
  • Richmond Chamber of Commerce
  • Richmond PAL
  • Richmond Rotary
  • Richmond Youth Works
  • Rosie the Riveter National Park Program
  • STAND!
  • Stitch 4-A Cause
  • The Latina Center
  • Today’s Youth Matters (TYM)
  • Touch of New Life
  • Uplift Family Services
  • Weigh of Life
  • Women Civic Leadership Group

Our Faith-Based Partners

Trusted faith institutions providing spiritual guidance, community support, and essential resources to local youth and families.

  • Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church (BMBC)
  • Davis Chapel CME
  • Easter Hill United Methodist
  • Miracle Temple

Our Education Partners

Schools, colleges, and foundations championing education equity and youth success through mentorship, scholarships, and academic support.

  • Chamberlin Education Foundation
  • Contra Costa College
  • Pittsburg Unified School District
  • Richmond College Prep
  • WCCUSD

Our Corporate & Philanthropic Partners

Generous businesses and foundations investing in opportunity, equity, and innovation to uplift our next generation.

  • Chevron Co.
  • Philanthropic Ventures Foundation (Youth Opportunity Scholarships)
  • Republic Services
  • Richmond Children’s Fund
  • Richmond Community Foundation

Moments of Impact: Our Work in Action

Featured Collaborations & Events

Mission

Oasis Legal Services provides high-quality immigration legal support to underrepresented, low-income individuals—especially within LGBTQIA+ communities. Their mission is rooted in dignity, respect, and empowerment.

What They Offer

  • As a nonprofit 501(c)(3), Oasis offers comprehensive services to LGBTQIA+ immigrants, including:
  • Immigration relief screening
  • Affirmative asylum
  • Legal residency
  • U.S. citizenship
  • Family petitions (for existing clients)
  • VAWA (Violence Against Women Act protections)

Check out this very informative session that Oasis Legal Services prepared on LGBTQIA+ immigration options.

Need Help or More Info? Contact: legal@oasislegalservices.org
 
Special thanks to the Contra Costa County Library Programming Team for putting this together!

These desks are made from donated wood, volunteers and love to ensure children and youth with an educational tool to enhance learning in the comforts of their homes.

“We love working with and partnering with the CCYSB.”

“We are committed in serving relative caregivers quarterly through the CCYSB Kinship Care Program to offer additional support for relatives as they continue to open their homes and hearts.” 
Katrina Webb – President

 

 

 

The Youth Services Bureau’s (YSB) 38th Annual Christmas giveaway today served about 145 pre-registered families in a drive-thru event in the parking lot of the YSB headquarters at 84 Broadway in Richmond.

Parents and children picked up bags of toys and bags of food for the holidays.

“We have been a part of this community since 1984. Most of us who work here were born and raised in Richmond,” YSB Executive Director Onna Alexander said. “We are here to help our families and their children in our community to meet the challenges of daily life. The YSB enjoys participating with the community during the holiday season…the smiles of the parents and kids makes it all worthwhile.”

The YSB provides comprehensive wraparound services to in-need youth and families in Contra Costa County. The organization partners with the Children & Family Services, as well as dozens of other organizations, to provide direct services to children and families.

VESTIA Inc. and other community partners’ financial donations helped with CCYSB in spreading holiday cheer with toys, gift cards and food, with those that registered for the “Christmas Grab & Go” on Monday, Dec. 20.

The CCYSB Kinship program is featured in the Fall 2021 issue of the Children Families Services Resource Families Newsletter.

Thank You to our donors for helping us have an amazing “Grab & Go” 2021 Harvest Festival

Kiwanis Richmond Club donation

The CCYSB “Christmas Grab & Go” event—made possible by VESTIA Inc. and other community partners—was featured in an article with photos by Mike Kinney in The Richmond Standard (December 20).

If you haven’t seen the new sidewalks yet, take a moment to view the photos and watch the video produced by Supervisor Gioia’s office. These improvements are part of the Safe Routes to School initiative supporting safer commutes for local students.