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How to Build Independent Living Skills After Receiving Long-Term Support

Receiving long-term support is not a sign of weakness. It is what responsible recovery and rebuilding looks like. Care managers, transitional housing programs, recovery support teams, and social services all exist because rebuilding a life after addiction, incarceration, or homelessness is genuinely hard. Nobody does it alone. But there comes a point in every recovery […]

How to Advocate for Yourself When Accessing Social Services

How to Advocate for Yourself When Accessing Social Services

Walking into a social services office or calling a program for help takes courage. You have already done something hard just by reaching out. But the process does not always get easier from there. Long hold times, confusing eligibility requirements, and systems that seem designed to slow you down can make the whole experience discouraging. […]

How Food Insecurity Affects Health and Housing Stability

When people talk about the barriers to health and stable housing, food rarely comes up first. Housing gets the most attention. Employment follows closely. Mental health and substance use are increasingly part of the conversation. But food, the most basic of all human needs, often sits in the background as though its absence is a […]

What Does Solano Impact Care Do?

If you have landed on this page, you are probably trying to figure out one thing. Can this organization actually help me or someone I love? That is the right question. The answer depends on who you are, what you are dealing with, and where you are in Solano County. This article breaks down exactly […]

How to Regain Custody of Your Children After Addiction

There is no pain quite like the distance between a parent and a child who has been taken away by circumstances the parent created, even unintentionally, even while in the grip of something larger than themselves. If you are a parent in Solano County trying to find your way back to your children after addiction […]