Housing

TORRES SHELTER

Shelter, meals

101 Silver Dollar Way, Chico, CA 95928
(530) 891-9048
torresshelter.org

 

JESUS CENTER

Help with housing and employment

2255 Fair St, Chico, CA 95928
(530) 345-2640
jesuscenter.org

 

CHICO HOUSING ACTION TEAM

Disaster relief via access to housing

P.O. Box 4868 Chico, CA. 95928
(530) 520-6412
chicohousingactionteam.net

 

ESPLANADE HOUSE

Moving from crisis to self-sufficiency

181 E. Shasta Ave. Chico, CA. 95973
(530) 712-2600, option 4
buttecaa.com/esplanade-house

 

HOME & HEART

Low to no cost rent in exchange for services


Home & Heart is an affordable housing solution that matches adults in Butte County who have a room to share, with individuals in need of affordable housing. While we prioritize services for older adults, our program is open to all eligible adults who have room to share (home providers) or those seeking affordable housing (home seekers). Home share participants receive support throughout the life of the match including mediation or assistance with renegotiating the living together agreement as needed.

(530) 591-3742
buttecountyhomeshare.com

Food

PARKING LOT FOOD BANK

1ST & 3RD Fridays of the Month from 3:00-5:00 PM

Faith Lutheran Church
667 East 1st Ave. Chico, CA. 95926
(530) 895-3754
Anybody welcome, walk up only

 

CHICO COMMUNITY FRIDGE

8am-7pm, 7 days a week

Located at 1432 Hemlock Street
All are welcome! Only food items, hygiene products, and pet foods can be accepted as donations. Donations accepted only during operating hours. Alcohol is NOT permitted

 

FOOD FOR ALL

Saturdays from 2-3 p.m.

Trinity United Methodist Church
285 E. 5th Street
(530) 588-1250
Families receive food gleaned from local Farmers Markets designed to provide healthy meals

 

CHICO COMMUNITY FOOD LOCKER

Catholic Ladies Relief Society

The food locker is primarily a source for food. They offer bags of non-perishable food to anyone in need. They also give out some toiletries, socks and once in awhile clothes or shoes. They also offer help with PG&E bills through a grant from the city. We are open 5 days a week from 9-12. They can also use volunteers, so please reach out to them if you would like to lend a hand.

1386 Longfellow Avenue
Chico, CA 95926
Phone: 530-895-8331

SOUTH CHICO COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE CENTER

Food & item distribution on a date-by-date basis

Please visit www.facebook.com/SouthChicoCAC to see when the next food and item giveaway date will be.

Health Care

SHALOM FREE CLINIC

Open Sundays from 1-4 p.m., located at 1010 Mangrove Aveue Suite D.

1010 Mangrove Avenue, Suite D, Chico, CA 95928
530-342-2445
shalomfreeclinic.org

The Shalom Free Clinic will see patients for a sore throat, earache, colds and flu, chronic headaches, minor trauma (if a fracture is suspected you will be referred to the Emergency Room), gastroenteritis, chronic low back pain (but not severe pain that could be due to a severe underlying problem), urinary tract infections, asthma and bronchitis, and cellulitis if it can be treated as an outpatient. Referrals will be provided, as needed.

The Shalom Free Clinic also provides the following services: smoking cessation, medication management, blood pressure control, health screenings, health education, primary care interventions, drug and alcohol interventions, mental/behavioral health counseling, prescriptions, supplies, and medications.

The Shalom Free Clinic is NOT able to treat: fractures, unstable vital signs, acute low back pain, irritable bowel disease, Crohn’s disease, diverticulitis, cholecystitis, lacerations, cellulitis that requires an IV/antibiotics, OB/GYN problems, Worker’s Compensation injuries, insurance physicals, or sports physicals.

Other

HELP PAYING PG&E BILL

There is an organization that specifically helps people with their PG&E bill. You can read about the program and apply for assistance at: https://www.buttecaa.com/utility-assistance/

The Catholic Ladies Relief Society at 1386 Longfellow Avenue (530-895-8331) also has a grant from the city to help people who need assistance paying their utility bill. 

 

2-1-1

Anybody may pick up the phone and call the number 2-1-1. You will be given a list of up to date resources in the community including food, shelter, and other help. You have the option of speaking with an operator who may answer any questions you have about free or low cost resources in the Chico area.