ATCAA in ACTION

You can make a difference in the lives of a local family this holiday season by supporting ATCAA’s Adopt-A-Family Program. The staff and volunteers at Amador Tuolumne Community Action Agency will help match you to a family that fits your giving level and provide you with ages and other details to help you shop. Monetary donations are also needed to help fill the gaps. The program was born over a decade ago by ATCAA Housing staff members who saw the needs of the clients they s

Have you ever wondered how you can support someone who might be struggling with suicidal thoughts? World Suicide Prevention Day 2025...

FREE Interactive Escape Room to Educate Youth on Dangers of Vaping, Tobacco, and Cannabis On May 9–10, 2025, the Tuolumne...

Tuolumne County – This spring, students in Summerville Union High School Bears Campus Action Group Friday Night Live (FNL) will launch a...

If you live in America, it's likely that you have had many traditional Thanksgiving meals with the usual dishes: turkey, mashed potatoes,...

As a part of Homelessness Awareness Month, ATCAA is highlighting a proactive effort to address homelessness in our community: Tuolumne...

Head Start student and Family Advocate mix up waffle batter together at the most recent Food Demo. Over the last year, Head Start has...

Amador County was awarded $15,784 and Tuolumne County was awarded $21,515 in Federal Funds through the Emergency Food and Shelter...

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the County Board of Supervisors of the County of Tuolumne will conduct a Public Hearing on February 27th at...

Bill and Doreen Hansen during their final visit to the ATCAA Food Bank. Amador Tuolumne Community Action Agency (ATCAA) has been serving...