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Our doors are always open.
Each year, The Salvation Army provides over 10 million nights of shelter to those in need.
About 15% of the homeless population in the U.S. is comprised of 'chronically homeless' individuals.
This population is especially vulnerable during the hottest and coldest months of the year.
As long as there's The Salvation Army, there's no such thing as 'no place to go.'
Our group homes, emergency shelters and transitional living centers provide housing, food and overnight lodging for varying amounts of time to destitute families, the homeless, the displaced and to youth where family care is undesirable or unavailable. In addition, we supplement every shelter service with emotional and spiritual support.
The Salvation Army provides safe shelter to nearly 30,000 people every night through a variety of programs.
Emergency Shelters
For families and individuals looking to escape extreme weather or just wanting a safe, quiet place to spend the night, emergency shelters provide a nutritious meal, a warm bed and a clean shower to those in need.
Group Homes and Transitional Living Centers
Along with meeting immediate physical needs such as food and shelter, these establishments provide educational, counseling and vocational services to help individuals develop vital life skills and independence for re-entry into society.
Family Service Programs
The Salvation Army assists families in need by providing food, housing and utility assistance. Best of all, these programs enable parents to stay with their children, even when placed in emergency shelters.
Petaluma Corps Assistance Programs
Social Services Office Hours
Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday / Thursday / Friday
9 am - 11 am
USDA Commodities Program
(Monthly with weekly pickups)
Tuesday
4 pm - 6 pm
REACH - PG&E Assistance Program
By Appointment Tuesday & Thursday
The Salvation Army's REACH program is a partnership between The Salvation Army and PG&E. Funding for this program comes directly from PG&E Customers, therefore the guidelines are set by PG&E. The REACH Program is designed to help pay PG&E bills when a household falls behind due to an energy emergency. An energy emergency is defined as an unplanned for financial expense that occurred within the last 60 days, ie: car repairs, medical expenses, etc.
Please bring the following items:
- PG&E 15-Day or 48-Hour Notice - If Service is shut off please provide an Account Printout from PG&E
- California ID Card or Driver License - For all adults
- Children 17 and younger, need any kind of identification.
- Current Income Verification - Dated within the last 30 daysOccurring in the last 60 days that caused you to fall behind such as medical bills, loss of hours, etc.
- Rental or Mortgage Agreement - If not available you may sign a sworn affidavit.
- Proof of Energy Emergency - Occurring in the last 60 days that caused you to fall behind such as medical bills, loss of hours, etc.
- Salvation Army Application - Completed at Salvation Army
Transitional Housing
By Appointment Only
Emergency Food Box Program
Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday / Thursday / Friday
9 am - 11 am
Annual Services
Please call (707) 769-0716 for information on these programs:
- ChildSpree
- Thanksgiving and Christmas Assistance
- Angel Tree
- Food and toy campaigns
- Red Kettle campaign
- Summer camps
