COTS Recuperative Care (RC) is a short-term, residential program that provides individuals experiencing homelessness a safe, welcoming place to heal from illness, injury, or surgery. With onsite health care coordination and intensive case management, COTS Recuperative Care focuses on health stabilization, promoting client self-sufficiency, and ...

Give to COTS. Ways of Giving; Donate Items or Food; Leave a Legacy; Agents for Change; Donate Now; Keep People Housed. Preventing homelessness is one step closer to ending it — so let's keep people housed in the first place. Together with local partners, we’re providing essential support for individuals and families at risk of homelessness.

COTS assists the shelterless in Sonoma County with food, shelter, case managers, and more. Donate Today and be a changemaker!

COTS, and our partner Catholic Charities, will be offering a variety of supportive services and financial assistance to qualifying families and individuals with the goal to help with rehousing and prevent homelessness.

COTS Emergency shelter and permanent supportive housing programs are accessed through Sonoma County Coordinated Entry System. Please call 866.542.5480 to enroll with Coordinated Entry. For more information about Coordinated Entry, click here. For additional homeless resources, go to 211.org or call 211.

COTS provides case-management and other wrap-around services to individuals in multiple partnership locations throughout Sonoma County.

For over 35 years, COTS has been support those most vulnerable in our community by providing hot and nutritious meals daily to anyone in need and a range of services to support people in reaching their short- and long-term housing, healthcare and employment goals.

The People’s Village is be located at 900 Hopper Street, Petaluma, and will be operated by COTS. The intent is for residents to work actively with a Housing Navigator and Case Manager to secure permanent housing.

COTS’ Community Housing offers a variety of permanent supportive housing options for individuals and families throughout Sonoma County. These units are funded by the County of Sonoma, federal funding sources, local healthcare providers, and generous community donations.

COTS’ programming transformed the lives of 109 children last year alone, and our Kids First Family Shelter remains the only shelter dedicated to serving families in Southern Sonoma County.