Support Services

Supportive Services are resources that are more connections and opportunities to fulfill needs that aren't met to our community and mentorship.

 
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COMMUNITY


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AVP (Alternatives to Violence)

Workshops, trainings, support groups, and community outreach - Ages: All - Eligibility: For those interested in conflict transformation. Teams of trained AVP facilitators conduct experiential workshops to develop participants' abilities to resolve conflicts without resorting to manipulation, coercion, or violence. - Areas Served: Sonoma County - Address: Multiple locations - Phone: (800) 905-6765

 
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Big Brothers Big Sister

Mentorship, Connections, Tutoring, Advocacy - Ages: 6-18 - Eligibility: Children ages 6 and up are referred to our program by parents, guardians, counselors, social workers, teachers and family friends, and paired with a carefully screened adult mentor through a comprehensive matching process. - Areas Served: Sonoma County - Address: Multiple locations - Phone: (415) 503-4050

 
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Boys and Girls Club

Mentorship, Connections, Tutoring - Ages: N/A - Eligibility: Depends on each site, typically grade school students - Areas Served: Sonoma County - Address: Multiple locations - Phone: 707-528-7977

 
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CHOPs Teen Club

Mentorship, connections, community - Ages: 7th - 12th grade students - Eligibility: Sonoma County students - Areas Served: Santa Rosa - Address: 509 Adams St, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 - Phone: (707) 284-2467

 
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LGBTQ Connection

Community connections, LGBTQ education and support - Ages: 14-24 - Eligibility: LGBTQ youth - Areas Served: Sonoma County - Address: 714 Mendocino Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 - Phone: (707) 595-8961

 
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Positive Images

Community connections, LGBTQ education and support - Ages: 12-24 - Eligibility: LGBTQ youth - Areas Served: Sonoma County - Address: 200 Montgomery Drive, Suite C Santa Rosa, CA 95404 - Phone: (707) 568-5830

 

MENTORSHIP


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CASA

Mentorship & Connections - Ages: 0-21 - Eligibility: Youth in foster care - Areas Served: Sonoma County - Address: Online - Phone: (707) 565-6375

 

RESOURCES


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211

Hotline for Sonoma County resources - Ages: All - Eligibility: Anyone - Areas Served: Sonoma County - Address: Online - Phone: 211

 
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Becoming Independent

Advocacy, Chaplaincy Program, Client Technology Area, Assistance with Clothing, Crime Victim Assistance, Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services, Survivor Groups and/or Therapy Services, Immigration Services, Intake Assessment, Legal Advocacy, Resource Center, Access to a Safe House, Safety Planning, Transportation Assistance - Ages: 16-21 - Eligibility: Anyone with Disability - Areas Served: Santa Rosa - Address: 1425 Corporate Center Parkway Santa Rosa, CA 95407 - Phone: (707) 524-6600

 
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Child Parent Institute

Mentorship, Family connections, parental support - Ages: All - Eligibility: Working with families to reunify and helping parents - Areas Served: Santa Rosa - Address: 3650 Standish Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95407 - Phone: (707) 585-6108

 
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Family Justice Center - Legal help

Advocacy, Chaplaincy Program, Client Technology Area, Assistance with Clothing, Crime Victim Assistance, Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services, Survivor Groups and/or Therapy Services, Immigration Services, Intake Assessment, Legal Advocacy, Resource Center, Access to a Safe House, Safety Planning, Transportation Assistance - Ages: All - Eligibility: Anyone who is experiencing or has experienced: Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, Child Abuse, Elder Abuse, Elder Financial Abuse, Stalking - Areas Served: Sonoma County - Address: 2755 Mendocino Avenue Suite 100 Santa Rosa, CA 95403 - Phone: (707) 565-8255

 
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Petaluma People Services Center

Life support for creating independent to individuals - Ages: All - Eligibility: Petaluma residents - Areas Served: Santa Rosa - Address: 1500A Petaluma Bl S Petaluma, CA 94952 - Phone: (707) 765-8488

 
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SAY -Career & Life Readiness

Advocacy, community connections - Ages: 14-24 - Eligibility: Youth in age range - Areas Served: Sonoma County - Address: 2447 Summerfield Rd. Santa Rosa, CA 95405 - Phone: (707) 544-3299

 
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VOICES: Independent Living Program- Sonoma County

Advocacy, system support in pursuing individual independence - Ages: 16 - 21 - Eligibility: Referred through FY&C and Probation (In out-of-home placement after the age of 16) - Areas Served: Sonoma County - Address: 714 Mendocino Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 - Phone: (707) 579-4327

The Independent Living Program is designed to support transition age youth, 16 to 21, who have had the experience of an out-of-home placement for at least one day after their 16th birthday. Through comprehensive and targeted case management combined with ILP workshops & living skills course curriculum, the program exists to support these youth learn & develop important living skills that they can then apply to their life for a better opportunity to be successful in their independence.

 
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VOICES: Resources Center

Advocacy, community connections - Ages: 16-24 - Eligibility: For general resources, all youth are eligible - Areas Served: Santa Rosa - Address: 714 Mendocino Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 - Phone: (707) 579-4327

VOICES is a youth lead drop in resource center for any youth looking for support and community within the ages of 16-24. VOICES in-house programs focus in the areas of health & wellness, employment, housing and education. We have a numerous of co-located staff, focusing on topics such as CalFresh, MediCal, the LGBTQ community, financial aid and employment support. We have a full kitchen with a pantry, groups, and community events. We have additional support for youth who have been in a system(s) of care, such as probation, foster care, and the mental health system. At the core of what we are, we are a community center, here to provide a community to anyone who may be in search of one and with resources to support you.