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Thanks, BIC

“I have never seen such a supportive institution that has so much professionalism and commitment to assist new business owners like that of The Business Information Center. I was able to do my research, consulted with experienced managers, consistently received courteous assistance from the BIC staff.”

“I recommend the Business Information Center to everyone without any reservation. I am most grateful that it is there and the people are there assisting me and other startup business owners.”

Daravuth Lam, Founder/Programmer: Media Maximus & Consulting

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FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions
Civil Rights: Civil Rights Information
Ombudsperson: Having difficulty obtaining needed services within this department or other governmental and private agencies? We can help.
Public Assistance: Need food, shelter or other assistance? DHA can help.
Report Fraud: Know of someone ripping us off? Tell us.
Child Care: Help families in getting connected to local child care resources.
Voice Response Unit (VRU): Foster Care Reporting System
Bureau Locations: Addresses and maps to all DHA offices.
Facilities/Building Updates: Information about ongoing construction projects.
Communications & Media Office: Speakers Bureau, Press releases, Ombudsperson
Grant Funding Sources: Alternate funding sources for community-based providers.
Job Opportunities: Are you interested in working for DHA?
Volunteering: Want to use your skills and abilities to serve others in the community?
Additional Resources: Non-county sites that may be helpful
About DHA: Who we are...Mission, Vision, Values
Contact Us: Need to call or email us?

Special Projects

Veterans History Project: The Veterans History Project collects and preserves the memories, accounts, and documents of American war veterans for future generations.
Ten Year Plan to End Chronic Homelessness: The Community Services Planning Council and other social services agencies in Sacramento County are committed to preventing, and eventually eliminating, chronic homelessness by providing permanent housing and coordinating services to help individuals achieve maximum self-sufficiency.

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