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Our Services

FISH logo on wall of building

Services Provided By FISH:

We provide services to the community of Sonoma Valley, from Schellville to Kenwood.  There is no charge for any FISH services. 

FOOD: Pick up groceries from our food pantry. For homebound seniors, grocery delivery is also available.

CLOTHING: Shop for clothes for all ages, as well as some small household items, all at no charge.

RENT: Get emergency help with housing costs.

UTILITIES: Get help with your PG&E, water, garbage, cell phone, or internet bill.

DENTAL: If you are a low-income Sonoma Valley senior, you may be able to get help with dental costs.

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT: Borrow medical equipment that has been donated to FISH, for as long as you need it.

TRANSPORTATION (RIDES): Schedule a ride to your medical appointment with a FISH volunteer driver.

TRANSPORTATION (GASOLINE): In some cases, we can help with gasoline for travel to medical appointments or other needs.

How to Get Help from FISH
  • You can call FISH at 707-996-0111 on Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. (except holidays). Bilingual volunteers are available to talk with you.
     
  • You can apply online for several of our services, including:
  • You can visit us during our office hours at the Sonoma Immigrant Services building (18360 Sonoma Highway, just a few doors away from FISH Central). Our hours there are Monday through Thursday from 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and you can get help in applying for our Rent and Utility bill assistance programs in English or Spanish.
     

  • You can come to FISH Central, located at 18330 Sonoma Highway (entrance on Sierra Drive), to visit our Food Pantry and Clothing Closet. For the days and hours of operation, be sure to check our FISH Central Calendar and to call us in the morning if you will be visiting the Pantry that afternoon. FISH Central is also where we store equipment for our Medical Equipment Loan Program. 

     

Graphic showing entrance to FISH Central on Sierra Drive

Looking for other programs that offer assistance in Sonoma Valley? Visit the Community Resources section of our website.  You can also call 2-1-1 or visit 211 Sonoma to learn about other kinds of help that is available.

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