Adults 60 and older who have experienced abuse or neglect and would otherwise face homelessness or unsafe living conditions find refuge at the Senior Safe House, a homelike emergency shelter.

A grant was awarded to Mutual Housing California for its on-site resident support program, which helps low-income older adults and adults with disabilities stay safely housed and age in place.

Rebuilding Together Sacramento received a grant for Safe at Home, its established initiative providing home safety and accessibility improvements for low-income older adults.

Caregivers, grieving community members, and hospital patients of all faiths find support through the Chaplain Program at Jewish Family Services. Rabbi Deni Marshal, LCSW, leads free caregiver and grief support groups, holds Sabbath services at two senior living centers, and visits patients weekly at Kaiser South Hospital.