St. Vincent de Paul Programs - Expired
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St Vincent de Paul provides those in need with hot meals, job training assistance, access to healthcare, and respite from life on the street. Our programs help train people for employment, find a supportive community and their lives. Additionally, St Vincent de Paul offers a one time, limited rent and deposit assistance to individuals who have past due rent.
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Alejandra Plata Zuniga
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11-12-2018
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03-24-2025
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How To Contact
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General
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2272 San Pablo Ave
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675 23rd Street Oakland, CA 94612
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Oakland
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CA
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More Information
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11-12-2018
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04-15-2025
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St. Vincent de Paul
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94612
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Helpful Links
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Detailed Information
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In Alameda County, 325,000 people face hunger or live in poverty. Through our programs, volunteers and community partners provide direct services to those in need. Whether it's spending time in our Community Center, staying warm and safe in our shelter, or eating a hot meal in our Dining Room, people are able to meet their most basic needs five days a week at St. Vincent de Paul of Alameda County.
Community Center - OPEN
The Center is a safe and welcoming place to take a break from life on the street and to fulfill basic needs. Friendly and helpful staff and volunteers direct clients to showers, a hot meal, laundry facilities, the Clothing Closet, and Wellness Clinic and provide referrals to other services.
The Community Center closes at noon for a half hour every day to sanitize the tables and chairs.Men's and Women & Children's Centers:
Open Tuesday through Saturday, 9:30am - 3:00pm.
Dining Room | 675 23rd Street Oakland, CA 94612 :
Free hot lunch served Tuesday through Saturday, 10:45am to 12:45pm.
Meeting Space:
To rent meeting space, please call us at 510-638-7600.
Referrals:
SVdP can help with many issues. Call us at 510-638-7600.
Donations:
To drop off gently worn clothing donations Monday through Friday, please call 510-638-7600 to make an appointment.
Overnight Shelter
The St. Vincent de Paul Shelter is a collaboration with the City of Oakland to provide emergency overnight shelter for up to 100 homeless Oakland and Emeryville persons 365 days a year
The shelter is open 7 days a week from 6pm to 8am. Walk-in spots are available on a first-come-first-served basis. Please call 510-638-7600 for more information. Winter Shelter Privacy Policy
Job Training
SVdP provides job training and professional support to individuals from low-income, re-entry and at-risk populations who face barriers to employment. In the Kitchen of Champions program, students acquire basic training of professional culinary skills and commercial food service during a nine week course. This program offers participants ongoing professional development support, industry certification, case management, and job placement support. ?
SVdP graduates have been successfully employed by Brown Sugar Kitchen, Everett & Jones, Google Inc., Kitchen On Fire, Ms. Ollie's, Preferred Freezer, Roli Roti, Sears Outlet, and the Waterfront Hotel. For more information and to apply contact Workforce Programs at 510-638-7600.
Food Assistance:
Clients can find a hot meal 5 days a week at the free Dining Room, prepared by students of the Kitchen of Champions culinary job training program. Grocery supplies are available at local Conferences. Over $1.2 million of food items were distributed throughout Alameda County last year.
Limited Rent Payment Assistance:
Note: limited funds available, not accepting applicants with no income.
Offer a one time, limited rent and deposit assistance to individuals who have past due rent. Participants are required to make a payment agreement in writing with the landlord not to exceed about one year for repayment.
Can not help if behind more than $1000, can provide $500-$1000.
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Eligibility Information
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- Alameda County
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