Saint John’s Program for Real Change

Saint John’s Program for Real Change offers programs for women and children in Sacramento who are working toward stability after experiences including homelessness, trauma, addiction, or incarceration. The organization provides supportive housing and services designed to build resilience, independence, and lasting change.

Its Residential Program is a 12-month, on-campus program with structured housing, hands-on job training, resume and interview preparation, childcare, therapy, substance use counseling, and individualized case management. Participants can also receive support with GED preparation, financial literacy, parenting, and the transition to permanent housing.

Saint John’s also provides housing assistance for Sacramento residents seeking help securing or maintaining stable housing, along with referrals to related employment and childcare resources. Readers can explore homeless assistance in California and federal assistance resources. Visit Saint John’s official website to confirm current program details and application information.