Business Directory

Placer County Office of Education Program

In Roseville

Drive opportunity to collect items for our troops

Three meeting sites. Many programs and activities, including leadership, career development and life skills, plus the arts & sports. For ages 6-18. After school and during school breaks

December 22 4 & 6pm
December 23  9 & 11am
December 24 4 & 6pm

24 hour confidential phone line for youth ages 12-24, and concerned friends and family. Some issues include: sexual assault, family problems, teen pregnancy, substance abuse & eating disorders

1-800-843-5200

December 23 8:30 & 9:45am
December 24:
Contemporary 5pm
Classic 7, 8:30 & 10pm

Helping teens and aged out foster youth (ages 18+)

Christmas Eve 2, 3:30 & 5pm

December 23 10 am & 5pm
December 24 4pm & 6pm

Tutoring, mentoring, social events and activities

Helping to match foster children with homes, plus they have group homes, and transitional housing for youth age 18-24 that have aged out of the system.

Christmas Eve 6pm

Family Service at 5:00 pm

Traditional Candlelight Service 7:00 pm

Late Night Candlelight Service 11:00 pm

A Night of Carols December 23 6pm

FYEF provides basic continuing education necessities, such as books, housing and tuition,  for Foster youth

Co-Parenting, MIC Classes, Anger Management, Conflict Resolution, Kids at Risk Program, Supervised Visitation

December 23 9 & 11 am

Helping children cope 

December 23 9:15 am Family Service

December 24
5 pm Lessons & Carols
10 pm Christmas Eve Divine Service

December 25 10:30 am Christmas Day Divine Service

HomeAid builds transitional housing facilities that serve temporarily, or transitionally, homeless families and individuals

They do a variety of fund raisers to help the homeless

Foster Parenting & Adoption

24-Hour-a-Day Support Hot Line: (866) 251-7584

Crisis Resolution Center 916-652-2749

Homes for Teens 916-652-0171

Helping foster youth find life long families

Lobby hours M-F 8am-5pm

A variety of drives helping Foster Kids

Pajama Drive

Nonprofit agency that facilitates the development of forever families

Each season Skiduck helps over 1,000 disadvantaged and financially underprivileged youth, aged 7-18,  by providing free lift tickets, rentals and lessons

Grades 6-12

Help when you need it most

Labor support and more

Help make foster kids birthdays special

Connecting volunteers to organizations in need of help

TAPP can help teens that are pregnant, or already have a child, learn how to stay in school, become a better parent, and teach how to use community services

Youth Center

Housing and Homeless shelter

Facebook group that helps families that need a help with food, clothing and household necessities and finding those that can help.

Several Fundraisers

You can put in a request for a toy for your child if you are in need

or 

donate a toy to help others