We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that offers a variety of programs to help older adults and people with disabilities live independently with dignity and joy!
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ALT “There are lots of resources each of us can pull from our safes to share with others — time, attention, knowledge, patience, creativity, talent, effort, humor, compassion.” – MacKenzie Scott
ALT Move Your Body — Take a walk, stretch, dance, or try a gentle exercise class. Get Outdoors — Enjoy fresh air, nature, and the benefits of time outside. Be Creative — Try art, music, crafts, writing, or any activity that sparks joy. Stay Social — Spend time with family, friends, or members of your community. Keep Learning — Explore a new hobby, take a class, or learn something new. Challenge Your Mind — Do puzzles, play games, read, or try a new skill. Give Back to Others — Volunteer, share your skills, or support others in your community. Take Care of Yourself — Prioritize activities that support your well-being.
ALT Jenalee has spent the past 16 years serving individuals and families across Northern California. As Community Services Division Director at California Human Development, an organization serving 31 counties, she supports programs that help people access resources, build stability, and create new opportunities. She is also a passionate advocate for victims and survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence, working to amplify their voices and support access to safety, healing, and justice. Jenalee holds a Doctorate in Human and Social Services with a focus on Behavioral Health; master’s degrees in Social Work, Philosophy, and Human Development; and bachelor’s degrees in Criminal Justice and Sociology. Her work reflects a deep commitment to dignity, connection, and community wellbeing.
ALT Jenalee has spent the past 16 years serving individuals and families across Northern California. As Community Services Division Director at California Human Development, an organization serving 31 counties, she supports programs that help people access resources, build stability, and create new opportunities. She is also a passionate advocate for victims and survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence, working to amplify their voices and support access to safety, healing, and justice. Jenalee holds a Doctorate in Human and Social Services with a focus on Behavioral Health; master’s degrees in Social Work, Philosophy, and Human Development; and bachelor’s degrees in Criminal Justice and Sociology. Her work reflects a deep commitment to dignity, connection, and community wellbeing.
