The Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) program strives to prevent abused, neglected, abandoned, and at-risk children from becoming lost in the overburdened juvenile court system.
A Family Mentor helps parents develop a variety of life skills surrounding sobriety, budgeting, organization, parenting, health, nutrition, education, career and successful job search.
The goal of mentoring is to guide our young people toward positive outcomes, such as finishing high school, and to assist their overall transition into adulthood.
Through participation in Placer Prosper, families are matched with volunteers who help them gain the knowledge, skills, and support they need to transform their lives.
A dog facilitates an acceptable emotional connection for youth who have a hard time connecting with others and can bond with a canine companion.
Children ages 9 to 17 run a greater risk of being sexually exploited. Our BE BOLD Program identifies and works with at-risk youth to empower them to make healthier and safer decisions.
