Fast Facts

Casa Pacifica Facts

Children arrive through referral from county agencies (Child Protective Services and/or Mental Health). Most have been removed from their homes by Child Protective Services due to neglect, abuse, abandonment or being at-risk of these conditions.

Children remain at Casa Pacifica until foster homes are found or their cases are resolved by the court system.

Residential Treatment Center for severely emotionally disturbed children.

Non-profit facility opened in 1994.

Children are ages 0—18 in a variety of campus and community based programs.

Maximum of 45 children in crisis care, 28 children in residential treatment, 15 day students, and 40 receive community-based services.

More than 500 children and their families served annually.

Three on-campus schools: A non-public preschool (crisis care), non-public school (residential care & day students) and public school (crisis care).

Fully certified medical clinic and 24-hour nursing.

S.T.O.P. (Supportive Therapeutic Options Program) after school care until 5:00PM for day students. Offering therapeutic activities, family nights, parent support groups & home-based services to day students.

TBS (Therapeutic Behavioral Services) offers in-home mental health services to keep families intact for children at-risk of being placed in out-of-home care.

23-acre campus located in a beautiful rural setting five miles from the Pacific ocean.

$10,000,000 annual budget

90% of budget from public funds (federal, state and local agencies)

Must raise at least $1,000,000 annually from private funds to maintain level of care.

For information on how you can help, please call or visit our website
1722 S. Lewis Road, Camarillo, CA 93012 805-445-7800 www.casapacifica.org