Community/County Resources

530 333-4724

6680 Orleans Street Georgetown

Tuesday: 12 pm – 7 pm

Wednesday: 12 pm – 7 pm

Wednesday Storytime 10:30a

(Wednesday Senior Hour 11 am – 12 pm)

Thursday: 10 am – 5 pm

(Thursday Senior Hour 9 am – 10 am)

Friday: 10 am – 5 pm

(Friday Senior Hour 9 am – 10 am)

Saturday: 10 am – 3 pm

Closed Sunday and Monday

The center is well-stocked due to a variety of generous donors: $1000 from a Northside student’s aunt and uncle as well as from the Divide Women’s Club, MJ’s Project and others who want to help their fellow Divide neighbors. This project is overseen by the school district’s Family and Schools Together (FAST) Coordinator Bridget Isham. Access to the resource center is as easy as a text/call to 530-334-3305 or by emailing bisham@bomusd.org. The center is open during school hours or by appointment Monday-Friday.

adriana.depersia@edcgov.us

530 333-4724

Adriana is available for individual health assessments, home visits, and connecting families to community resources.

Monday-Friday 8a-5p

6065 Highway 193 Georgetown

530 333-2548

Childcare information, referrals, financial assistance and services.

530 676-0707

Birthday Buddies is a free program on the Georgetown Divide that distributes “A Birthday in a Bag” to children of low-income families between the ages of 1 and 9. Birthday Buddies was founded in August 2007 by a local mother and her family. They believe that supporting a celebration of a child’s birthday promotes nurturing, stable and loving family environments.

530 334-3558

WIC is a nutrition program that helps pregnant women, new moms, babies and young children eat well, be active and stay healthy. Call to make an appointment. At your WIC appointment, staff will check to see if you and your family qualify.

Placerville: 530 621-6176

South Lake Tahoe: 530 573-3491

New Morning provides a safety net of services to youth and their families in El Dorado County, including our 24-hour Emergency Youth Shelter for homeless and runaway youth and counseling services for high risk youth.

530 622-5551

Summitview services include residential treatment (RCL 14), certified special education, and a variety of therapy for girls. Summitview also provides outpatient therapy, TBS and Wraparound services for all children and their families.

530 644-2412

Lilliput Families (also Lilliput Children's Services) is a private, non-profit agency licensed by the State of California, in multiple counties.

(877) 699-0697

Progress House, Inc. provides quality treatment for people and their families affected by Substance Use Disorders.

530 626-9240

El Dorado County Breastfeeding Coalition is a California nonprofit, tax-exempt, charitable corporation. Our mission is to promote, protect and support breastfeeding as the optimal way to feed infants for the first year of life and beyond

530 906-7872

The GED Test Preparation program provides students with ongoing test preparation and assessment to help successfully pass the GED battery of tests. Our classes provide an interactive, self-paced learning environment in an instructional setting with highly trained and caring teachers. Students receive instruction with individually designed lessons that continually move students forward in their quest to obtain the certificate that is equivalent to a high school diploma.

Call or Text 833-332-4827

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The first years of life are critical for a child’s learning and development. Children raised in healthy, strong families are better prepared for school. First 5 El Dorado Commission invests $1 million annually to build an early childhood system to assist families in preparing their children for school.

530 622-7130, ext. 2551

The El Dorado County Office of Education Infant Development Program (previously PRIDE and Joy) provides support to families with children under the age of three who have delays in one or more areas of development . It is our goal to work with your family to create learning opportunities in your child’s everyday routines and activities and discover teachable moments.

Phone (530) 676-2899 ext. # 0

The Infant Parent Center is a non profit agency serving all families from conception to five years of age. Our relationship with each family is warm and personal creating a safe and collaborative environment. Our agency promotes prevention and family wellness. Our staff have specialized training working with families 0-5.

The Center for Violence-Free Relationships is dedicated to building healthy relationships, families and communities free from sexual assault and domestic violence through education, advocacy and services.

Report Child Abuse or Suspected Child Abuse, Call the 24-Hour Hotline:
(844) 756-3699

Georgetown Park

Garden Valley Park

Beam Field

Bayley Barn

Office: 4300 HWY 49

Pilot Hill