City of Refuge Sacramento

City of Refuge Sacramento is a community-based organization focused on personal transformation and collective thriving. It offers support for people experiencing homelessness, formerly incarcerated people, and women who have experienced sexual exploitation, trafficking, or abuse. Its work also includes programs for children and youth, workforce development, community outreach, life-enrichment experiences, and classes.

Through its programs, City of Refuge describes emergency and restorative housing as spaces that connect stability with mentorship, leadership development, and continued healing. The MLK Resource Center in Sacramento’s Oak Park neighborhood is a multi-use community space with a cafe, community events, and resource support. The organization also notes a partnership with the Sacramento Food Bank for diaper distribution.

Located at 3216 Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard, City of Refuge Sacramento invites readers to review its official program information and confirm current service details through its website. Additional options are available through NHREA’s California homeless assistance resources and federal assistance resources.