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Adult to Youth Mentors Serves At-Risk Youth

Launched in March 2010, our A2Y Mentors program is a partnership with the Placer County Office of Education (PCOE), and is part of a comprehensive system of support for at-risk youth in Placer County.  The “upstream” intervention and prevention approach is meant to help these youth re-engage in school and their natural community support systems. We also assign a portion of our mentors to former foster youth (up to age 22) who have aged-out of the child welfare system without familial support. Our goal is to help these youth/young adults transition into life as successful and independent adults – a goal that often eludes former foster youth.

 

Latest Updates

gO! Advocates Fundraiser

May 17, 2012

Sponsor CASA Staff Nick Cunningham and Cara Mammon, board member Ken McGuire and other supporters of CASA as they run the August 26 2012 Santa Rosa Marathon in support of foster youth!

First Annual CASA Golf Tournament

January 18, 2012

Join us Friday, May 4, 2012 at Catta Verdera Country Club in Lincoln, CA.  $200/person includes 18 holes of great golf, gormet food, fun side games, awards and prizes, a 2-for-1 coupon towards future golf at Catta Verdera, and the pleasure of knowing you are helping foster youth!!