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Community fundraiser supports local efforts to connect neighbors facing hardship with housing and basic resources.
CITRUS HEIGHTS, Calif. - Californer -- Get Care at Home sponsored Citrus Heights HART's Annual Spaghetti Fest, held October 23, 2026, at the Citrus Heights Event Center. The event brings local residents, businesses, and volunteers together to support the Homeless Assistance Resource Team's work with people experiencing housing instability and related hardships.
HART raises support for programs and services intended to help vulnerable local residents access housing-related resources and practical assistance. Its annual community dinner offers neighbors an opportunity to contribute while learning more about the organization's work.
Get Care at Home's support reflects a broader view of community well-being. Older adults, people with disabilities, and families facing a care crisis can also be affected by housing and financial instability. A stronger community depends on connections among service providers, nonprofits, families, and neighbors.
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Get Care at Home encourages residents to learn more about Citrus Heights HART's services and opportunities to contribute at www.citrusheightshart.org. The agency provides non-medical in-home care and respite services for local families.
About Get Care at Home. Get Care at Home is a California-licensed, non-medical home care agency serving Citrus Heights and surrounding Sacramento-area communities. The agency provides assistance with everyday activities, companionship, respite care, and dementia-focused support built around each person's routines and needs. Visit https://www.getcareathome.org to learn more or request a care assessment.
Read the full release: https://www.getcareathome.org/news/citrus-heights-hart-spaghetti-fest-sponsor-2026
HART raises support for programs and services intended to help vulnerable local residents access housing-related resources and practical assistance. Its annual community dinner offers neighbors an opportunity to contribute while learning more about the organization's work.
Get Care at Home's support reflects a broader view of community well-being. Older adults, people with disabilities, and families facing a care crisis can also be affected by housing and financial instability. A stronger community depends on connections among service providers, nonprofits, families, and neighbors.
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Get Care at Home encourages residents to learn more about Citrus Heights HART's services and opportunities to contribute at www.citrusheightshart.org. The agency provides non-medical in-home care and respite services for local families.
About Get Care at Home. Get Care at Home is a California-licensed, non-medical home care agency serving Citrus Heights and surrounding Sacramento-area communities. The agency provides assistance with everyday activities, companionship, respite care, and dementia-focused support built around each person's routines and needs. Visit https://www.getcareathome.org to learn more or request a care assessment.
Read the full release: https://www.getcareathome.org/news/citrus-heights-hart-spaghetti-fest-sponsor-2026
Source: Get Care at Home
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