At MOMs, our programs are designed to support the whole person—not just one moment of need. Through education, wellness, economic empowerment, and community connection, we help underserved mothers and families build stability, confidence, and lasting independence. Each program works together as part of a holistic pathway, meeting women where they are and equipping them with the tools, resources, and support needed to thrive.
A six-week cohort that equips men and women with practical job readiness and career development skills, from resume building to interview preparation. Participants gain the confidence, resources, and support needed to secure employment, build stable income, and pursue long-term housing stability.
A 12-week cohort that strengthens families through parenting education, emotional wellness, and financial literacy. Through partnerships with local banks, moms set SMART goals, create debt repayment plans, and build strong financial habits while nurturing healthy family bonds.
A 12-week holistic life-skills program for women and children in transitional housing, focused on wellness, sustainability, and empowerment. Families develop healthy routines and practical tools that support long-term stability and self-sufficiency.
Held every second Saturday, this program offers mothers creative expression through guided art experiences and sister-circle discussions at the Crocker Art Museum. These sessions foster emotional wellness, healing, and meaningful community connection.
A donation-supported initiative, named for the late-philanthropist Lerline Gandy, providing professional clothing to participants upon completion of the Job Readiness program or preparing for interviews and employment. The Closet helps participants show up with confidence and dignity as they take the next step toward economic independence.
This program addresses food insecurity by teaching gardening skills and promoting healthy eating in local housing communities. Through hands-on education and a mobile farmers market, Rolling Roots Farm transforms underutilized spaces into sources of nourishment, pride, and community resilience.
Co-presented by Interns 2 Pros Inc. and Mending of Mothers Inc. at Cosumnes River College, SRYCF serves 750+ students from the Sacramento Promise Zone, Opportunity Zone, and California-designated Disadvantaged Communities.
The Toy Drive Giveaway Experience celebrates the true meaning of the season — community, generosity, and joy.
This event is made possible by the heartfelt support of our local partners, sponsors, and generous donors.