CLAP Community Lead Advocacy Program
Connect With CLAP To Share A Resource In Your Sactown Neighborhood
It is more evident than ever that our community has to come together in unity. Here in Sactown, we are all neighbors!! Connect with us by completing the CLAP Connect Form or subscribe to CLAP Weekly! If you have a resource or support that could benefit the Sactown community share with us on our CLAP Community Share Form below!
Community Reach Ups
CLAP services are led or created with the input of the community most impacted. In 2026 CLAP will continue to do Reach Ups! These outreaches connect to the community members who struggle with accessing and sustaining basic needs. Fill out the CLAP Share form if you would like to be a part of CLAP Reach Up.
Find meals and spaces to recharge in Sacramento on the Pilgrimage Calendar on this page.
Indigenous, Black, and Disabled People Are Increasingly Over-represented in the population of unhoused in Sacramento. Black families with children are more than half of the families that are unhoused.
Nothing just happens- For generations, Black and Non-White people denied by law and policies: home ownership, intergenerational wealth, economic opportunities that created a dependency on social services safety nets to be housed and to get other basic needs to survive. The fragmented family structure and lack of viable economics due to systemic oppression is reflected in the overwhelming amounts of Black families unhoused seen in Sactown, today.