Rubicon Programs

Rubicon's services are based on meeting essential needs to address poverty: financial, human and social capital. Rubicon addresses these needs by providing services in four domains: 1. Income services that focus on meeting the short-, medium-, and long-term employment and career goals of participants through job readiness workshops (resume writing, communication skills, networking, and interview techniques), individualized job search services and career planning, job placements and retention services. 2. Asset building services such as financial literacy, asset development, consumer protection, credit repair, and household budgeting services. (see schedule o for continuation)3. Wellness services such as access to primary care, wellness education, and behavioral health services.4. Community connections that help participants build personal and professional networks.rubicon is also involved in advocacy work to improve and promote policies that foster economic mobility for low-income families, and provides its participants with legal services to address additional barriers to employment such as criminal record remedies, traffic and driver's license issues, and accessing public benefits.

Housing Programs manages low income housing for people who are disabled, homeless and/or economically disadvantaged.

Rubicon's supportive services and training program provided support services, job training, and placement services for people who are disabled, homeless and/or low income people. Rubicon operates in five cities throughout the bay area.