Make a
difference this holiday season.
Support families and individuals in our community.
Need
during the holiday season?
Food and gifts are provided to qualified individuals and families.
Our Mission
To provide immediate assistance with basic necessities to Yolo County families and individuals with income below the poverty level.
Short Term Emergency Aid Committee (STEAC) is committed to enlarging the social awareness of the community and to provide opportunities for local citizens to help others in need.
Programs
Community
Supporting
Community
STEAC helps Yolo County’s low-income residents through a temporary emergency with these services. Learn more.
Homelessness Prevention
Helps Yolo County’s low-income residents through an emergency in order to keep them from joining the ranks of the homeless with these services: eviction prevention, first month’s rent and/or deposit, utility assistance, and bill pay. Learn more about this program.
Helping Hand
Helps fight food insecurity in our community and provides everyday needs to the most vulnerable residents with these services: weekly food distributions at the STEAC Food Pantry, food packs for kids, food packs for homeless individuals, senior food deliveries, and the STEAC Holiday Program. Learn more about this program.
Road to Independence
Helps residents overcome barriers to becoming employed with these services: job certifications and licenses, legal documents, day-to-day essential expenses, work and everyday clothing, and textbook assistance for qualifying college students. Learn more about this program.
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Our Organization
We provide opportunities for local citizens to help others in need.
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2024 Summer Book Giveaway Event
Committed to providing opportunities for local citizens to help others in need
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Synda
Davis Community Meals & Housing, Supportive Services Supervisor
I really couldn't do this job without them
STEAC is an extraordinary organization. I think that many of our residents over my time [at Creekside] really would not have been able to become housed or stayed housed unless it was for STEAC… I think they have a great criteria for help that empowers people. I really couldn’t do this job without them.