Mobile Health – Alameda Health System
www.achch.org/mobile-health.html
Mobile Health provides urgent care, brief social work assessments, and referrals to community resources while visiting shelters, meal programs, and other accessible locations in the community. Staff from Alameda
Health System and Health Care for the Homeless include a medical provider, medical assistant, social worker, registration clerk, and van driver who work together to provide friendly and accessible care to those who need it most, as well as linkages to ongoing primary care at Alameda Health System or other community clinics.Services are provided free
of charge to people experiencing homelessness on a first-come-first-served basis.
For a schedule of services, go to link above and click on their monthly update link.
Food Pantry at All Saints Episcopal
www.saintsalive.net/social-ministries/
All Saints Episcopal Church, at 911 Dowling Blvd. in San Leandro,
holds a food pantry on the first and third Saturdays of each month. Curbside distribution of groceries is from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
We offer a wide variety of foods, from shelf stable items, fresh produce, and frozen Protein. There are always a number of ready-to-eat options.
To check for the latest information or inquire about volunteering,
go to the link above.
All are welcome at the food pantry.
We hope to see you there!
Tom Breckenridge, Food Pantry Coordinator
San Leandro Community Food Pantry
www.slcfp.org/food-pantry.html
Each week we open our doors for anyone who needs food to go
through the pantry, choosing items from each section: protein, dairy,
fruits & vegetables, bread, desserts.
The SLCFP operates at Bethel Community Church,
14235 Bancroft Avenue, San Leandro, CA 94578.
Regular Pick Up: Thursdays 5:30-8 p.m.
People can come anytime between 5:30-8 p.m. to pick up food.
If you can, it's best to come after 6:30 p.m. so the line is shorter.
The first time you come you should bring your ID. We will assist new guests in a quick registration process. We'll ask you for your name, address, how many adults and children are in your household, and a
few other questions. It's helpful to bring your own cart and/or bags to
carry your food.
Building Futures
Building Futures has actively worked with IHN/April Showers for more than ten years helping provide housing and outreach services to our guests. They provide folks with support, a place to sign up for housing through the Alameda County Coordinated Entry System, case management, and other on-going services to help end homelessness
in our area. In addition to being with us for our guests on the open Sundays, they also provide laundry service at a specific time and location, outreach events to various encampments and for folks living on the street, in cars and in RVs.
In early summer of 2025, they will be opening a daily drop-in center for those who are homeless. When opened, this Center will provide a solid meal, a place for a hot shower, limited laundry facilities, outreach workers and case management as well as a place to just be comfortable.
Building Futures has been instrumental helping many of those on the street, obtain housing, and re-integrate into a stable living situation.