
Our Mobile Victim & Housing Services Clinic travels to different locations throughout the city of Alameda to make services more accessible for everyone. By rotating locations each month, we're working to ensure individuals and families across our community have equitable access to information, support, and resources.
Walk In. Ask Questions. Get Connected.
Whether you have questions about housing, victim services, or other community resources, our team is here to help. No appointment is necessary.
How the Clinic Works
When you arrive, you'll check in and meet privately with the staff member best suited to
assist you.
During your confidential consultation, we'll:
• Answer your questions
• Provide information and guidance
• Assist with available services and resources whenever possible
• Connect you with community partners and referrals when additional assistance is needed
Our goal is for every visitor to leave with answers, support, or a clear next step.
Services May Include
- Housing information and resource navigation
- Victim advocacy and support
- Assistance with forms and applications
- Referrals to community agencies and partner organizations
- Information about available local services
- General questions about housing and victim-related resources
Not sure who to talk to? That's okay—we'll connect you with the right person.
Privacy Matters
Every visitor receives a private, one-on-one consultation in a respectful and welcoming environment. Your questions and concerns will be discussed confidentially with the staff
member best equipped to assist you.
Next Mobile Clinic
Date: August 15, 2026
Time: 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.
Location: Alameda Free Library
(Clinic locations rotate each month throughout the city to improve access for all
community members.)
Stay Connected
For upcoming clinic dates, locations, and additional resources:
Phone: (510) 747 - 4775
Email: Publicrights@alamedaca.gov
Website: https://www.alamedaca.gov/Departments/City-Attorney
Everyone Deserves Access to Support
We're committed to bringing trusted services directly into neighborhoods throughout our
city — making it easier for community members to receive information, assistance, and referrals close to where they live.
Free • Walk-In • Confidential • Open to the Community