Local Resources
Alliance for Workforce Development
We are a non-profit organization operating as an America’s Job Center of California, providing free career training, job search assistance, and business hiring services. Located in Quincy, it connects local job seekers with employers, offering workshops, resume help, and On-the-Job Training.
We are a non-profit organization operating as an America’s Job Center of California, providing free career training, job search assistance, and business hiring services. Located in Quincy, it connects local job seekers with employers, offering workshops, resume help, and On-the-Job Training.
76 Crescent Street, Quincy Phone (530) 283-1606
Plumas Rural Services - Click here for the Plumas County Resource Guide
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.
711 East Main Street, Quincy Phone (530) 283-2735
Child Care Resource & Referral
This is a county-wide child care information and referral program. services include:
Free Child Care Referrals,-Child Care Payment Program-Child Care for CalWORKS Participants-
Trustline Registration -Plumas Rural Services Toy and Resource Lending Library
This is a county-wide child care information and referral program. services include:
Free Child Care Referrals,-Child Care Payment Program-Child Care for CalWORKS Participants-
Trustline Registration -Plumas Rural Services Toy and Resource Lending Library
711 East Main Street, Quincy Phone (530) 283-4453
Sierra Cascade Family Opportunities
Sierra Cascade Family Opportunities (SCFO) is a private, non-profit corporation established in 1989 that operates Early Head Start, Head Start and State Preschool programs. SCFO's programs provide high quality child development and social services to qualifying children and their families in Lassen, Plumas and Modoc counties. SCFO's services include infant, toddler and preschool classrooms.
Sierra Cascade Family Opportunities (SCFO) is a private, non-profit corporation established in 1989 that operates Early Head Start, Head Start and State Preschool programs. SCFO's programs provide high quality child development and social services to qualifying children and their families in Lassen, Plumas and Modoc counties. SCFO's services include infant, toddler and preschool classrooms.
424 N. Mill Road, Quincy Phone 1 (800) 404-1242
The California Tribal TANF Partnership (CTTP) is associated with 20 tribes and other organizations that operate tribal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) programs for Native American people. .
Our goal and purpose is to help families achieve self-sufficiency through educational training, career and employment opportunities, as well as various supported services and programs with temporary financial assistance. CTTP continually seeks to add more partners to the consortium and to extend temporary assistance and programs to more Native Americans in need.
Our goal and purpose is to help families achieve self-sufficiency through educational training, career and employment opportunities, as well as various supported services and programs with temporary financial assistance. CTTP continually seeks to add more partners to the consortium and to extend temporary assistance and programs to more Native Americans in need.
47 Trilogy Ln, Quincy, CA Phone(530)662-9999
Plumas Transit Systems
Free weekly bus service in and between the communities of Plumas County. Other transportation upon request and for a small fee.
Free weekly bus service in and between the communities of Plumas County. Other transportation upon request and for a small fee.
711 East Main Street, Quincy Phone (530)-283-2538
The Plumas County Department of Social Services serves the public by administering county, state, and federal benefits, including:
County Medical Services Program (CMSP), General Assistance, Medi-Cal, CalFresh, CalWORKs, Foster Care, Welfare-to-Work,
Child Protective Services, Adult Protective Services, In-Home Supportive Services, Public Guardianship
Child Protective Services, Adult Protective Services, In-Home Supportive Services, Public Guardianship
270 County Hospital Rd # 207, Quincy, CA Phone: (530) 283-6350
offers a variety of services and referrals to support and educate foster families and group home representatives, as well as the youth in their care.
350 Main St, Quincy, CA Phone: (530) 283-3330
Community Wellness and Resource Centers strive to
serve our communities by connecting those within our
county with needed services.
serve our communities by connecting those within our
county with needed services.
270 County Hospital Rd. Suite 206
Quincy, CA Phone: (530) 283-6337
The organization has been serving individuals and families since 1983 operating as an umbrella agency to the 24/7 Plumas-Sierra Crisis Line; Sierra SAFE - Rape Crisis & Domestic Violence Services;
Plumas Rape Crisis Services; Plumas CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate Program; MAC Homeless Prevention Program; Housing Navigation Services; CalWorks Housing Program;
Bringing Families Home Program; Home SAFE; Housing & Disability Advocacy Program; Targeted Strategic Investment Project; North Star Adult Re-Entry Program/Warm Hand-Off Project;
and the PCIRC Self-Help Legal Clinic, offering form assistance to those in need. The agency serves as the point of Coordinated Entry for the homeless and is a partner with NorCal Continuum of Care.
591 W. Main St. Quincy, California Phone: (530) 283-5515
24 / 7 CRISIS LINE | 1-833-723-2968
Portola Resource Center - PCIRC Services include advocacy, food, hot showers, counseling, and more 165 Ridge St. Portola, CA Phone: 530-240-0697
Chester Wellness & Family Resource Center 372 Main St. Chester, CA. Phone: 530-283-6307, option 3
Adult and Children Outpatient Centers provide assessment, diagnosis, and treatment to individuals requiring mental health or dual diagnosis treatment. Focus areas include mental health and substance abuse assessment, psychiatric assessment and evaluation for medication, medication monitoring, limited individual counseling, group counseling, bilingual counseling services, interpreter services, benefits services, and community services referral.
270 County Hospital Road suite 109, Quincy Phone 530-283-6307
Where?
Quincy Annex - 270 County Hospital Rd, Quincy, 95971
MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS Walk ins 8:00 AM-11:00 AM
Portola Wellness Center - 280 E Sierra Ave, Portola, CA 96122 THURSDAYS Walk ins 8:00 AM-11:00 AM
Chester Wellness Center - 372 Main St, Chester, CA 96020 FRIDAYS** 9:00 Am -11:00 AM
Greenville Therapy Offices - Located in the Indian Valley Medical Clinic at:
176 Hot Springs Road, Greenville, CA 95947
For now - TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS by Appointment only.
Stay tuned for more updates as the Greenville rebuilding efforts continue to move forward.
Quincy Wellness Center - Is now closed. Services available at 270 County Hospital Rd, suite 109. Quincy CA 95971
TRIO Upward Bound - Feather River College
Upward Bound provides fundamental support to participants in their preparation for college entrance. Upward Bound serves high school students from families whose taxable income does not exceed federal TRiO guidelines and from which neither parent/step-parent or guardian has completed a four year college degree. The goal of Upward Bound is to increase the rate at which participants complete secondary education and enroll in and graduate from institutions of postsecondary education.
Upward Bound provides fundamental support to participants in their preparation for college entrance. Upward Bound serves high school students from families whose taxable income does not exceed federal TRiO guidelines and from which neither parent/step-parent or guardian has completed a four year college degree. The goal of Upward Bound is to increase the rate at which participants complete secondary education and enroll in and graduate from institutions of postsecondary education.
570 Golden Eagle Ave, Quincy Phone (530) 283-0202 x266
Plumas District Hospital
In an emergency, call 911
In an emergency, call 911
1065 Bucks Lake Rd, Quincy Phone (530) 283-2121
PDH- Indian Valley Medical Clinic
In an emergency, call 911
In an emergency, call 911
176 Hot Springs Road Greenville Phone (530) 283-2121
Open Thursdays 8 AM to 5 PM
Open Thursdays 8 AM to 5 PM
In an emergency, call 911
500 1st Ave., Portola Phone (530) 832-6500
EPHC Graeagle Cinic
In an emergency, call 911
In an emergency, call 911
7597 State Hwy 89, Graeagle
Open Monday - Thursday: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Open Monday - Thursday: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Seneca Healthcare District
In an emergency, call 911
In an emergency, call 911
130 Brentwood Drive, Chester Phone 1(833) 227-3743
local health and human services via phone, text, or online
chat. It acts as a specialized helpline—often called a
community resource hotline—that helps individuals find
assistance for housing, food, utilities, health care, and
disaster support.
Key Aspects and Usage Examples of 211
Essential Needs Support: People reach out for help
with food pantries, rental assistance, utility bill
assistance, and affordable housing.
Resource Navigation: It helps individuals navigate
complex social services and find local resources
during times of hardship.
Disaster Assistance: Provides information and aid for
non-rescue needs during natural disasters or
community emergencies.
Specialized Referrals: Connects callers to child care,
health care, mental health support, employment
training, and free tax preparation services.
Emergency Support: It relieves pressure on 911
systems by handling non-emergency social service
calls.
Phone 211