Community Resources
The Sacramento State Academic Advising and Career Center staff has compiled this list as a service to persons not
eligible for career counseling at our center. We have no connection with and do not endorse or recommend any of
the programs or services listed below and (with the exception of our own office) we are not responsible for the
activities, policies, fees, etc. of the organizations or persons listed on this flyer.
Community Career Counseling and Employment Services*
Agency / Website
Phone
Services
American River College, Career Center
http://www.arc.losrios.edu/Support_Services/Care
er_Center.htm
(916) 484-8492
Career assessment through a variety
of computer based inventories,
career information, workshops,
resume writing, job search and
interview information.
Asian Resources Inc
www.asianresources.org
(916) 324-6202
Broadway Career
Center
(916) 745-4313
Citrus Heights
Career Center
California Indian Manpower Consortium
www.cimcinc.org/
Center for Counseling and Diagnostic Services
http://www.csus.edu/coe/ccds/
(916) 920-0285
(916) 278-6252
Employment Development Department (EDD)
www.edd.ca.gov
(916) 653-0707
EDD
http://www.caljobs.ca.gov/
(800) 758-0398
CalJobs
Sacramento City College, Career Center
http://www.scc.losrios.edu/careercenter/
Sacramento Employment and Training
Agency
www.seta.net
Sacramento Professional Network
(CA State EDD)
http://www.sacpronet.com/
Updated August 2014
(916) 558-2565
(916) 263-3800
Website and
community events
Employment and training programs,
legal services (expungement, license
renewal), GED preparation, youth
employment, on the job training,
typing tests
Employment and training program
for certified Native Americans and
Native Alaskans. Includes job
referrals, job counseling, and
emergency financial assistance for
housing, utilities, education, and
employment, child care development
program, care giver training
program, entrepreneur program
Staffed by career counseling
graduate interns. Available to any
member of the campus and offcampus community.
Assists people in finding jobs and
job training sites. Also assists with
disability insurance benefits, job
search, and peer support for job
seekers for people that are
disadvantaged.
Provides job search resources for
Sacramento City College students
and members of the community.
Administers state-and federally
funded human services programs
through community based
organizations, local education
agencies, and private vocational
schools.
Job search assistance and workshops
(resume writing, skills/ values, job
search, interview techniques ) for
any unemployed or underemployed
person in a professional, managerial,
or technical field.
Fee
Internet
Access
Printing
No Fee;
Counseling
Sessions
not
included
Yes
Fee
No Fee
Yes
No Fee
Yes
Yes
Sliding Fee
None
None
No Fee
Through
One Stop
Centers
Through
One Stop
Centers
No Fee
Yes
Yes
No Fee
Through
One Stop
Centers
Through
One Stop
Centers
No Fee
Yes
Yes
Yes
(916) 635-9085
Sacramento SCORE
http://sacramento.score.org/
(916) 278-6011
Sacramento State Career Center
www.csus.edu/careercenter
Offers no cost counseling and
mentors as well as low cost
workshops to assist with your
present or future business.
Low cost
Career counseling services and
programs available for currently
enrolled Sac State students and
recent graduates.
Yes
Limited
Yes
Limited
Fee
Internet
Access
Printing
No Fee
Yes
Yes
No Fee
Yes
Yes
No Fee
Yes
Yes
No Fee
Yes
Yes
No Fee
Yes
Yes
Fee for
alumni
within 2
years of
graduation
Sacramento Area One Stop Centers
One Stop Career Centers
Sacramento Works – Franklin
www.seta.net
Sacramento Works – Galt
www.seta.net
Phone
Services
(916) 262-3200
Provides job search assistance,
career/technical training, computer
skills, financial literacy classes, job
referrals, career counseling and
employment networking assistance.
(209) 744-7702
Sacramento Works – Hillsdale
www.seta.net
(916) 263-4100
Sacramento Works – Mark Sanders Complex
www.seta.net
Sacramento Works – Rancho Cordova
www.seta.net
(916) 227-0301
(916) 255-3255
Provides job search assistance,
career/technical training, computer
skills, financial literacy classes, job
referrals, career counseling and
employment networking assistance.
Provides job search assistance,
career/technical training, computer
skills, financial literacy classes, job
referrals, career counseling and
employment networking assistance.
Provides job search assistance,
career/technical training, computer
skills, financial literacy classes, job
referrals, career counseling and
employment networking assistance.
Provides job search assistance,
career/technical training, computer
skills, financial literacy classes, job
referrals, career counseling and
employment networking assistance.
Private practice career counselors: Listed in the Yellow Pages under “Career and Vocational Counseling.” Fees charged.
*Check eligibility criteria for services.
Disability Related Resources in the Sacramento Area
Agency / Website
Ability Tools
www.atnet.org
Phone
Services
(800) 390-2699 (voice)
The AT Network provides information, referrals,
training, and technical assistance to those who
share an interest in and commitment to the
practical and effective use of technology by
people with disabilities.
(800) 900-0706 (TTY)
Email: info@abilitytools.org
California State Department of Rehabilitation
www.dor.ca.gov
Updated August 2014
(916) 324-1313
The Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) assists
Californians with disabilities to obtain and retain
employment and maximize their ability to live
Fees
Free
Free
independently in their communities.
Crossroads Diversified Services, Inc.
www.crossroadsdiversified.com/
Disability Benefits 101
www.disabilitybenefits101.org/
Employer Assistance & Resource Network (EARN)
www.askearn.org
Nor Cal Center on Deafness
http://www.norcalcenter.org/
(916) 457-1900
Website Only
(Voice/TTY)
(855) 275-3276
(Ask-Earn)
(916) 349-7500
(V/TTY)
(916) 993-3048
(VideoPhone)
Resources for Independent Living
www.ril-sacramento.org
Social Security Administration
www.ssa.gov
(916) 446-3074
Toll-Free (voice)
(800) 772-1213
(800) 325-0778
(TTY)
Sacramento County Mental Health Services
www.namisacramento.org/resources/locallinkssaccounty.html
On the National Alliance on Mental IllnessSacramento (employment resources)
www.namisacramento.org/resources/locallinksemployment.html
(916) 875-1055
OR
(800) 881-4881
Crossroads serves persons who have barriers to
employment including mental health challenges,
physical disabilities, substance abuse history, exoffenders, and socioeconomic disadvantages.
*Offer Benefits counseling
Disability Benefits 101 (DB101) An excellent
website that helps workers, job seekers, and
service providers understand the connections
between work and benefits.
EARN provides federal and private employers
with free consulting services and resources to
support the recruitment, hiring, and retention of
people with disabilities. EARN connects
employers with national networks of available
job seekers. EARN Employment Specialists are
available to answer your questions and refer you
to employment service providers.
NorCal Services for Deaf and Hard of Hearing is
a non-profit, community-based organization
serving deaf and hard of hearing individuals, their
families and the general public in 24 northeastern
counties of California.
Resources for Independent Living, Inc. (RIL) is a
cross disability organization serving Sacramento
and Yolo Counties. To assist the community, RIL
provides the following services for disabled
people and senior citizens: advocacy and
legislative monitoring, housing assistance,
personal assistant services, information and
referral, peer counseling, independent living
skills training, and assistive technology.
Walk-in hours Tues/Thurs 9:00-11:00am,
1:30-3:30pm (no appointment needed)
*Offers a Community garden project
Directs and manages the planning, development,
issuance and evaluation of operational
regulations, standards and instructions for the
Retirement and Survivors Insurance (RSI),
Disability Insurance (DI), Supplemental Security
Income (SSI) and international SSA programs.
NAMI Sacramento is a grassroots, consumer
support and advocacy organization dedicated to
improving the lives of individuals and families
impacted by emotional and/or psychological
challenges. Excellent resource for services,
including employment.
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
The Sacramento State Academic Advising and Career Center staff has compiled this list as a service to persons not eligible for career counseling at our
center. We have no connection with and do not endorse or recommend any of the programs or services listed below and (with the exception of our own
office) we are not responsible for the activities, policies, fees, etc. of the organizations or persons listed on this flyer.
August 2014
Updated August 2014