West County Community Services
We serve West Sonoma County with programs including employment, housing, seniors, youth, mental health & counseling services.
We strengthen and empower individuals, families, and communities by providing access to critical social programs to at-risk and vulnerable populations.
2018 Impact in Our Community
Our Stories: The WCCS Blog
This is devastating… but our recovery has begun.
This is devastating. Thousands of people have been displaced and trying to find their way forward. With three of five offices underwater in Guerneville and Sebastopol, WCCS moved the Guerneville shelter to Santa Rosa and with our County partners sheltered...
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Local Assistance Center Opens March 3 in Guerneville
Residents impacted by winter storms and floods can access recovery services and resources at the Local Assistance Center (LAC) which will be open on Sunday, March 3 from noon-6 p.m., at the former Bank of America Building, 16390 Main St., Guerneville. The LAC will...
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An Olympian Success
Michelle’s is a story of struggle and success. She had been homeless on and off for over 10 years. She was a mother, an Olympic skier, and a model. After a severe accident left her with brain damage, she tried to continue to live her life and became homeless living on the streets of Guerneville and in shelters.
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This is devastating… but our recovery has begun.
This is devastating. Thousands of people have been displaced and trying to find their way forward. With three of five offices underwater in Guerneville and Sebastopol, WCCS moved the Guerneville shelter to Santa Rosa and with our County partners sheltered...
read more
Local Assistance Center Opens March 3 in Guerneville
Residents impacted by winter storms and floods can access recovery services and resources at the Local Assistance Center (LAC) which will be open on Sunday, March 3 from noon-6 p.m., at the former Bank of America Building, 16390 Main St., Guerneville. The LAC will...
read more
An Olympian Success
Michelle’s is a story of struggle and success. She had been homeless on and off for over 10 years. She was a mother, an Olympic skier, and a model. After a severe accident left her with brain damage, she tried to continue to live her life and became homeless living on the streets of Guerneville and in shelters.
read more
