The Acorn highlights our Dove Wishes program and its incredible impact on kids and families this holiday season. Read the full story here: https://www.mpacorn.com
Wishes Granted!
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Headquartered in Camarillo, California, Casa Pacifica is the largest non-profit provider of children’s and adolescent mental health services in Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties. It’s nationally accredited programs and services include residential treatment, therapeutic behavioral services, wraparound services, mobile crisis response, transitional youth services, school-based mental health services and foster care services along with a fully certified, diploma-granting Non-Public School for grades K-12. Casa Pacifica specializes in treating children and youth who struggle with complex mental health challenges including anxiety, depression and emotional dysregulation. Nearly 52,500 children have been admitted to one of its programs since its founding in 1994.
To learn more or to get involved, email info@casapacifica.org or call 805-366-4040.
To learn more or to get involved, email info@casapacifica.org or call 805-366-4040.
How Dove Wishes Program Brings Joy to Youth at Casa Pacifica
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The Dove Wishes program at Casa Pacifica allows youth to express their unique holiday wishes, ensuring they feel valued and supported during the holiday season. At Casa Pacifica, the holidays are more than just a season—they are a time to bring hope, joy, and a sense of belonging to the children and young people in […]
Casa Pacifica Launches Annual Holiday Giving Drive
Posted onCherished Community Tradition Brings Holiday Joy to At-Risk Youth and Families Across Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties Camarillo, Calif., November 14, 2024 – The holiday season is a time of joy and celebration. Unfortunately, for many children and families, it can also be a time of emotional and financial stress. To provide vulnerable youth and […]
Wraparound Services for At-Risk Youth: Jonah’s Journey
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“Casa Pacifica’s Wraparound services for at-risk youth helped save this client’s life.” — Santa Barbara County Probation Officer At just 15, Jonah faced struggles that few adults could bear. Raised in an underserved neighborhood with gang influences woven into his family’s fabric, he found himself on a dangerous path of substance abuse. Despite his mother’s […]
Dr. Steve Elson: Guardian Angel Award and Campus Dedication
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In recognition of his extraordinary and visionary leadership, Casa Pacifica was thrilled to present our most prestigious honor, the Guardian Angel Award, to our first and former CEO, Dr. Steve Elson. This award is bestowed upon community leaders and supporters for their outstanding and dedicated service to Casa Pacifica. Our Camarillo campus was also formally […]
Healing From Trauma Through Intensive Services Foster Care
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Healing from trauma through Intensive Services Foster Care can be a long and difficult journey, but with the right support, children like Megan can find stability and hope for the future. At just 15 years old, Megan has already faced more challenges than many endure in a lifetime. Removed from her biological parents at age […]
Emotional Ribbon Cutting held For Casa Pacifica’s New Supportive Housing
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Integrated housing and therapeutic services will support former foster youth on their journey to independence More than 200 government and community leaders, advocates, donors and volunteers packed Casa Pacifica’s gym on Friday, September 13, to celebrate the agency’s 30th anniversary and to mark the culmination of an innovative collaboration nearly three years in the making: […]
Casa Pacifica Opens New Supportive Housing for Transitional Age Youth
Posted onInnovative Partnership with County of Ventura, Project Homekey Expands Housing and Therapeutic Support For Foster, At-Risk Youth Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Set for September 13 CAMARILLO, Calif., September 3, 2024 – Casa Pacifica, the largest non-profit provider of children’s and adolescent mental health services in Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties, will host a […]
Overcoming Pain Through Therapeutic Behavioral Services: Arthur’s Story
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Seven-year-old Arthur holds big feelings in his small frame. Arthur was removed from his mother’s home and placed with a resource (foster) family when he was just five years old. Adjusting to his new environment and new people was overwhelming for him. Arthur looked forward to visits from his mother, which provided him with comfort […]
Expanding Educational Opportunities, Thanks to Our Supporters
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Outdoor learning spaces are few and far between but not for students in Casa Pacifica’s Non-Public School. The school’s teaching garden continues to bloom with the addition of a new outdoor learning space: The Learning Pavilion, made possible by Driscoll’s. Nestled within the1,200-square-foot garden, this outdoor classroom will expand opportunities for hands-on learning in agriculture, […]