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Local Dollars Local Solutions
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Learn how Donna overcame her addictions and moved toward stability.
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Read how Jose got the help and support he needed to overcome problems and to begin to build a successful future.
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Appreciate how a dedicated organization saved Jack and Hazel’s home from unscrupulous lenders. |
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Successful Kids & Strong Families Monterey County families, children and youth develop their full potential, live safe and healthy lives, and contribute positively to society.
Prepared for Life Success By 6
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Monterey County 801 Lighthouse Avenue, Monterey 93940 Phone: 831-655-9231 / Fax: 831-655-9244 161 Main Street, Suite E, Salinas 93901 Phone: 831-757-7992 / Fax: 831-757-7993 Email: info@bbbsmonterey,org Website: www.bbbsmonterey.org
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Boy Scouts, Monterey Bay Council 55 E. San Joaquin Street, Salinas 93901 Phone: 831-422-5338 / Fax: 831-422-1816 Email: mbacbsa@sbcglobal.net Website: www.boyscoutsmontereybayarea.org
Programs for boys and girls ages 6 -18 that provide life skills education and career development, as well as traditional outdoor skills and physical fitness. Scouting youth develop self-esteem as they advance in ranks and acquire confidence as they take turns leading their own groups. Programs emphasize diversity, values, ethical decision-making and serving the community. Traditional Scouting, Scoutreach (outreach to at-risk youth) and Learning For Life (outreach through schools).
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Monterey County Seaside: 1332 La Salle Avenue, Seaside 93955 Phone: 831-394-5171 Salinas: 85 Maryal Drive, Salinas, 93912 Phone: 831-757-4412 Email: info@bgcmc.org Website: www.bgcmc.org
Clubs provide diversified activities that meet the interests of youth ages 6-18. The core program includes a) Recreation, Sports & Fitness b) Education & Career Development c) the Arts d) Character & Leadership Development and e) Health & Life Skills. These programs engage youth with adults, peers and family members, enabling then to enhance their self-esteem and develop their full potential.
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Caminos – Volunteer Center This program places expelled students in meaningful volunteer opportunities in order to complete required community service hours for re-admittance into school. Our philosophy is that any youth can be transformed through service activities and positive interactions with caring adults in the community. Students participate in weekly “Reflections” sessions, which provide skill-building exercises and allow for personal reflection on their experience.
Volunteer Center of Monterey County 901 Padre Drive Salinas, CA 93901 831 757-3206
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CASA (Court-Appointed Special Advocates)
945 South Main Street, Ste. 107
Salinas, CA 93901
Phone: 831-455-6800
Fax: 831-455-6802
Website: www.casamonterey.org
CASA ensures that abused and neglected children are provided with every available opportunity to begin a journey into healthy productive lives. The organization introduces caring, responsible adults trained as advoates into the lives of such children, helping to break the cycle of abuse and neglect.
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Community Partnership for Youth P.O. Box 42, Monterey 93942 Phone: 394-4279 Fax: 394-4229 Email: respect@cpy.org Website: www.cpy.org
Community Partnership for Youth (CPY) is building a community one child at a time by working with the whole child and providing a safe place for young people to explore and discover their potential. CPY has a set of Standards based on integrity and respect that helps develop values and build character.
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Foster Grandparents Program 234 Santa Cruz Avenue, Aptos 95003 Phone: 831-475-0816 Email: Lscc@cruzio.com
Low-income seniors provide physical, mental and emotional support to children with special needs.
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Girls Scouts of California's Central Coast 10550 Merritt Street, Castroville 95012-3311 Phone: 831-372-8048 / Toll free 800-624-4757 Website: www.gsmontereybay.org
Leadership development program for girls, grades K-12, that builds courage, confidence and character while engaging girls in service to their community. Teaches girls decision making, personal health and fitness, career awareness, environmental conservation and a wide variety of other life skills. Programs available in Spanish; program scholarships provided.
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Rancho Cielo Youth Campus
P.O. Box 6948 Salinas
Phone: 831- 444-3533
Website: www.ranchocieloyouthcampus.org
Rancho Cielo offers vocational training and recreation for at-risk youth and first-time youth offenders, giving them an opportunity to redirect their lives by learning new skills and gaining self esteem and confidence.
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Reading is Fundamental (RIF) Phone: 831-455-0885 / Fax: 831-663-5295 Website: www.rif.org
Distributes over 50,000 new books three times per year to local school children to encourage an interest in reading. Serves children from preschool through 6th grade - from North (Prunedale) to South (Gonzales/Soledad) County at 35 schools.
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Restorative Justice Partners
Phone: 831- 596-1528
Website: http://restorativejusticepartners.com
Provides restorative justice programs as an alternative for judges, police and probation officers in dealing with criminal offenders and their victims and to provide community based mediation resources in Monterey County.
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Second Chance Youth & Family Services 745 North Sanborn, Salinas 93905 Phone: 831-758-2501 Email: info@scyp.org Website: www.scyp.org
A community-based gang prevention/intervention counseling agency that offers youth a second chance at life without judging and provides positive outlets as an antidote to gangs, drugs and other negative social behaviors. Programs and services include: Individual and group counseling, community service learning, neighborhood clean-up, tattoo removal and professional awareness training for parents, teachers, law enforcement and social services providers.
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YMCA of the Central Coast 500 Lincoln Avenue, Salinas 93901 (Corporate Office) Phone: 831-757-4633 Salinas Community YMCA: 117 Clay Street, Salinas 93901 Phone: 831-758-3811 Monterey Peninsula YMCA: 600 Camino El Estero, Monterey 93940 Phone: 831-373-4167 South County YMCA: 560 Walker, Soledad 93960 Phone: 831-678-1239 Website: www.centralcoastymca.org
Builds strong kids, strong families and strong communities through character-building programs designed to develop a healthy spirit, mind and body and promote the values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility. |
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