Contact Information:
711 East Main Street, Quincy, CA 95971
About Us:
Our mission is to empower and lift up communities through compassionate human services. Since 1980, we have offered services, education and support to achieve our mission. Our advocates and services reach out to all in our community to ensure that our vision of residents, families and communities in rural Northeastern California have the local resources, services and opportunities necessary to be independent, healthy and self-sufficient including accessibility to good food, shelter, employment, social networks and health services free from violence and substance abuse.
Family Empowerment Center
We provide information, training, support and advocacy to parents and guardians of children and young adults with ANY disability.
Women, Infants & Children (WIC)
WIC provides benefits to access healthy foods, nutrition education and tips, breastfeeding support, and more.
A.L.I.V.E.
ALIVE provides training and support for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Domestic Violence Services
Offering counseling for victims.
Our comprehensive listing of organization and services throughout Plumas County contains over 90 unique public services available to everyone within Plumas County.
Each resource listed contains a wealth of information about who to contact and where they are located. Also, if available, we have included their website and email addresses to simplify access to more specific information. Most of the resources in this guide have a brief description to assist you in selecting the correct service.
Currently, we offer the guide in the .pdf format. If you have the free program Adobe Reader on your computer, click on the “View in browser” link to the resource guide and see all that is available in Plumas County. The guide has a complete table of contents and alphabetical index where a simple click on a page number will take you directly to the resource of your choice. Feel free to save the resource guide to your computer for later reference. Print all 70 pages or just the pages you need or would like to share with others.
The guide is updated every three to six months. You can help us keep the guide updated by simply filling in our Plumas County Resource Guide Updates form. Please let us know if there are any services that are no longer available, contain inaccurate information, or even a new service we may have missed.
