Hope Cooperative

Hope Cooperative (aka TLCS) has been providing mental health and supportive housing services for people with mental health challenges for 40 years in Sacramento County.

Services include intensive case management, supportive housing, life skills education, psychiatric services, therapy, co-occurring substance use treatment, residential support services, opportunities for social connectedness and meaningful activities, and crisis intervention for the homeless in Sacramento County. 

Founded in 1981, Hope Cooperative began its journey when three community members joined together to provide community support for people struggling with mental health challenges. Since then, the organization has grown to 250 employees and is a leader in providing housing and supportive services to Sacramento’s mental health community. Hope Cooperative owns or operates seven different residential facilities and support clients throughout Sacramento County.

This work to support more than 6,000 clients every year is made possible by support from corporations, foundations and individuals in the community. Hope Cooperative strives to create hope for its clients, helping them to actively contribute to society. All donations go directly toward funding client-support programs.

From Sacramento News and Review...

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