We're So Happy You're Here
- Although CLAP provides resource links and outreach to the Sactown community we do not provide emergency or housing search services. We will try our very best to get you to the support that can help!
- Please fill out the CLAP Connect form for any support needed.
- Find community resources under the CLAP Community Corner here on the CLAP website or subscribe to CLAP Weekly starting back this August!
If you or an organization have a community led event or service for Sacramento let us know! We want to share it with the community members who need the support and we can add it here to the site!!
Community Reach Ups
In 2022, CLAP will be doing Reach Ups as we did Reach Outs in the prior time. These aren't hand-outs but hand-ups as our Sacramento community struggles. CLAP services are led or created with the input of the community most impacted. No one left behind!!
Fill out the CLAP Connect form if you would like to volunteer with CLAP.
COVID 19 PPE and social distancing aren't always options for our unhoused community due to lack of shelter and even displacement due to "sweeps". Any unhoused member or advocate can connect to: COVID-19 Vaccination Resources on the Sacramento Steps Forward website: sacramentostepsforward.org
St. John's Lutheran Church also generates a calendar of day time respites and places to get a meal for those who are unhoused. CLAP has added it below to download or to share!
Family and Youth Resource Connections
CLAP has always been about uplifting our Sacramento youth and families. If there is a family that needs support please share the CLAP Family Resource List that is downloadable below. CLAP also invites community led programs and services to contact us so we can add them to our resource database
History of Sactown
Sacramento Is on Nisenan Land
The history of the Sacramento area was and will always be the tribal land of the Nisenan people.
Nevada City Rancheria Nisenan Tribe and California Heritage: Indigenous Research Project Present UBA SEO - NISENAN ARTS AND CULTURE. The new space has gallery exhibits, retail, and workshop space and brings authentic Native American art and education to the community.