Casa

California Rural Legal Assistance Inc. (CRLA) is a nonprofit legal services organization founded in 1966. The organization offers a wide range of litigation services and programs to the low-income communities across California. It provides legal assistance and an array of community education and outreach programs to more than 40,000 low-income rural Californians every year. The firm serves low-income individuals, including farm workers, new immigrants, single parents, school children, the elderly, people with disabilities, and entire communities. It offers a variety of programs and litigation services to represent clients in legal areas, such as civil rights, community development, education, health and human well-being, housing, and labor and employment.

Casa of Stanislaus County operates within Modesto, CA, providing a range of county services aimed at enhancing community resources and support for various demographics, including veterans, seniors, and families. They coordinate essential programs such as emergency preparedness, workforce development, and domestic violence services, all while promoting civic engagement through local advisory councils and volunteer opportunities. The organization also plays a pivotal role in public health, community development, and environmental resources, ensuring the well-being of Stanislaus County residents. With ongoing initiatives like summer meal programs and reading challenges through local libraries, Casa strives to foster a supportive and informed community. Generated from the website