Telecare Leaders Volunteer at Alameda County Community Food Bank

As part of Telecare's October 2026 Leaders Meeting, approximately 50 Telecare leaders volunteered at the Alameda County Community Food Bank on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.

As a long-time partner of Alameda County Behavioral Health, Telecare serves people with serious mental illness and complex needs, many of whom have limited financial means and experience barriers to healthcare, housing, and everyday essentials. Access to healthy, nutritious food is a critical component of overall health and recovery, making organizations like the Alameda County Community Food Bank invaluable resources for the community.

The Alameda County Community Food Bank works to end hunger and address its root causes, with a vision of an Alameda County where all people are nourished and thriving. Through partnerships with more than 350 community organizations, the Food Bank distributes food throughout the county and supports initiatives that improve access to nutritious food, including CalFresh outreach and nutrition programs.

Approximately 50 Telecare leaders were thrilled to have the opportunity to contribute to the Food Bank’s mission. On October 27, Team Telecare showed up to assist with sorting and packing fresh produce, assembling food boxes, and supporting warehouse operations that help serve individuals and families throughout Alameda County.

Telecare is grateful for the opportunity to be part of the Alameda County system of care and to support organizations making a meaningful difference in the community. Thank you to the Alameda County Community Food Bank for welcoming Team Telecare and providing an opportunity to give back!