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EDUCATIONAL & CULTURAL ENRICHMENT - STAR EDUCATION

STAR EDUCATION #65631449


location_on A
  • 4145 Delmar Avenue
    Rocklin, Placer

Working with superintendents, principals, teachers, and parents as well as local agencies and community groups, STAR provides educational and cultural enrichment opportunities.

Academic programs feature daily tutoring in math and literacy as well as school assemblies and innovative outreach programs. STAR offers its programs and events after school and in school, on nights and on weekends, at schools, community centers, restaurant/entertainment locations, museums and more.

Among their most successful cultural enrichment endeavors is the RockSTAR Music Education program, which teaches kindergarten through sixth-grade students how to play guitar, bass, drums, and keyboards, how to compose their own songs and how to perform rock 'n roll hits. Students form their own bands and learn musical skills, teamwork and professionalism as they embrace the power of rock. Students in their RockSTAR program as well as those in their other performance-oriented programs get the opportunity to showcase th… [read more]
SUPPORT SERVICES FOR AGED OUT FOSTER & AT-RISK YOUTH - COMPASSION PLANET

COMPASSION PLANET #65631250


location_on A
  • 5465 Pacific Street,
    Rocklin, Placer
local_phone
  • Phone 1
    916-672-6599

Compassion Planet serves aged-out foster and at-risk youth by addressing needs such as housing, life skills, coping skills, nutrition, and employment through over 1,200 hours in their year-long intensive Mentor Program.

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PLACER SHERIFF'S ACTIVITIES LEAGUE

PLACER SHERIFF'S ACTIVITIES LEAGUE #91017338


location_on B
  • PO BOX 1592
    Loomis, Placer
local_phone
  • Phone 1
    916-652-2422

The Placer Sheriff’s Activities League is engaged in activities and events after school three days a week for local youth.

The events include mentoring, leadership and promote good decision making through sports and/or presentations. The program also implements a drug and gang prevention environment. Look under programs tab on website for specific details of each program.

The Placer Sheriff’s Activities League is facilitated at Parkside Church in Auburn and is hosted by a Placer County Sheriff’s Deputies, Placer County Probation, Children System of Care, Latino Leadership Counsel and KidsFirst.

The Placer Sheriff’s Activities League is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

The Placer Sheriff’s Activities League, along with its partnerships, will work and provide youth with valuable life skills benefiting themselves and the community. Strives to prevent youth involvement of gangs as well as drug use.


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BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF PLACER COUNTY

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF PLACER COUNTY #65630936


location_on C
  • 313 High Street
    Roseville, Placer

Boys & Girls Club of Placer County provides a safe, structured, and positive environment for young people after school, during holidays, and during summer vacation.

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THE SALVATION ARMY SOCIAL SERVICES - ROSEVILLE

THE SALVATION ARMY #69180557


location_on D
  • The Salvation Army Roseville Corps
    Roseville, Placer
local_phone
  • Phone 1
    916-784-3382

Note: There will be no appointments available for rent and deposit assistance until after the first of the next year (January 1, 2025).


The Salvation Army is a charitable, faith-based organization that offers support services. Some services may not be available at all times due to funding issues, so call to check on current status.

Roseville Corps service area is cities of Rocklin and Roseville ONLY. (No longer serves Granite Bay 95746, Lincoln 95648, Loomis 95650, Penryn 95663, Sheridan 95681. No other Corps is currently serving those areas.)

Cities, zip codes served by The Salvation Army Roseville Corps

Rocklin 95677
Rocklin 95765
Roseville 95661
Roseville 95678
Roseville 95747


Services include:

  • Food pantry
  • Community meals
  • Rent and deposit assistance (in City of Roseville & Rocklin) - As funding allows.
  • Emergency utility assistance (City of Roseville utilities only - nothing for PG&E) - As funding allows. Limited appointment times during …
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PLACER SHERIFF'S ACTIVITIES LEAGUE

PLACER COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE #65631073


location_on E
  • PO BOX 1592
    Loomis, Placer
local_phone
  • Phone 1
    916-652-2422

The Placer Sheriff’s Activities League is engaged in activities and events after school three days a week for local youth.

The events include mentoring, leadership and promote good decision making through sports and/or presentations. The program also implements a drug and gang prevention environment. Look under programs tab on website for specific details of each program.

The Placer Sheriff’s Activities League is facilitated at Parkside Church in Auburn and is hosted by a Placer County Sheriff’s Deputies, Placer County Probation, Children System of Care, Latino Leadership Counsel and KidsFirst.

The Placer Sheriff’s Activities League is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

The Placer Sheriff’s Activities League, along with its partnerships, will work and provide youth with valuable life skills benefiting themselves and the community. Strives to prevent youth involvement of gangs as well as drug use.

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FAMILY SUPPORT & SERVICES - KIDSFIRST

KIDSFIRST #65631312


location_on F
  • 200 Gibson Rd
    Roseville, Placer
local_phone
  • Phone 1
    530-887-3536

KidsFirst operates two Counseling and Family Resource Centers centrally located & near public transportation in Roseville and Auburn. They offer family & support services.

Programs and Services include:

  • Active Parenting Now (for teens)
  • Co-Operative Parenting Class
  • Dinosaur School
  • Early Childhood Education & Support for New Parents
  • Incredible Years (for kids ages 2-12)
  • Individual Counseling
  • Parent - Child Interactive Therapy
  • Parent and Child Coaching
  • Parent and Teen Communications
  • Postpartum Depression
  • Professional Therapeutic Counseling & Wellness
    • Trauma-Focused Behavioral therapy
  • Support for Post Baby Blues
  • Support for Fathers
    • Forever Fathers
  • Trainings throughout Placer County
    • Child Abuse Signs Training
    • Mandated Reporter Training
    • Mandated Reporter “Refresher”
    • Forever Fathers Support Class by Dads/for Dads
    • Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Training

In addition, KidsFirst helps clients with:

  • Health insurance enrollment
  • Various support groups
  • Informat…
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BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF PLACER COUNTY

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF PLACER COUNTY #65630877


location_on G
  • 679 Lincoln Way
    Auburn, Placer
local_phone
  • Phone 1
    530-889-2273

Boys & Girls Club provides a safe, structured, and positive environment for young people after school, during holidays, and during summer vacation.
Afterschool programs serve students from ages 6 to 18 and offer homework help, tutoring, sports, recreation, career & leadership development, health & life skills, arts and crafts. Boys & Girls Club is located at E.V. Cain Middle School and the Rock Creek Elementary School. Membership at the Club costs $10.00 and program fees are $10.00 a month. Hours of operation are from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. five days a week. Their hours of operation are extended during the summer and school breaks.

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DISCOVERY CLUB: AUBURN RECREATION DISTRICT

DISCOVERY CLUB: AUBURN RECREATION DISTRICT #65630926


location_on G
  • 123 Recreation Drive
    Auburn, Placer
local_phone
  • Phone 1
    530-885-8461 x6

Discovery Club provides state licensed before and after school care for elementary school-aged children at Alta Vista, Auburn Elementary, Bowman and Skyridge schools. The program includes homework assistance, arts and crafts, nature study, sports, games, community service opportunities and time to play and relax with friends. Snacks are served daily.

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PLACER COUNTY 4-H

PLACER COUNTY 4-H #65631036


location_on G
  • 11477 E Avenue
    Auburn, Placer

4-H is an educational program of the University of California Cooperative Extension and is made available through a partnership of county, state, and federal governments.

The program creates positive opportunities for youth to develop life skills and become engaged in their local communities. The program combines the efforts of youth, volunteer leaders, and University staff and faculty to create a fun, hands-on learning approach to a non-formal education. An emphasis is placed on learning citizenship, leadership, and life skills.

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