For more than 40 years, ARI has served the needs of the community. ARI has a budget of over $5M in funding to offer the various programs and resources at no cost to the community. ARI also offers a variety of programs that will continue to cater to the needs of the community.
CalFresh (Formally known as Food Stamp Program)
Monthly benefits for food for low-income household(s)
Citizenship Classes
Civic question assistance and mock interviews
Computer Classes
Improve computer skills
Covered CA
Healthcare enrollment assistance, including Medi-Cal
Discounts - Utilities (SMUD & PG&E)
Application assistance for discounts on monthly energy costs, CARE & EAPR
Discounts - Internet (AT&T, Comcast)
Application assistance for a discount on monthly internet bills
ESL Classes (English as a second language)
English-as-a-Second Language classes are available to adults ages 22 years of age and older. Our classes focus on multi-levels including Pre-Literacy to Advanced.
Financial Coaching
Improve financial education and stability
Individual Training Account (ITA)/ Support Services
Financial assistance for approved training programs
Sacramento Emergency Rental Assistance (SERA)
Emergency rent and utilities assistance for renters impacted by COVID-19
SNAP to Skills
Work-based education and training with embedded supportive services and soft skills training
VITA/Cal EITC (Volunteer Income Tax Assistant)
Federal/State Tax preparation for individuals or families making 54k under