The Coalition for a Safe & Healthy Arden Arcade (CSHAA), the prevention collaborative of the Sheriff’s Community Impact Program, is now searching for a dedicated team member who will bring equally matched qualifications, experience, and an undying passion for youth development. VIEW/DOWNLOAD PDF version of Job Announcement | CLICK HERE to view the Online Job […]
The last week of October not only brings us a time to Trick or Treat as we prepare to swing into the winter holiday period but, it also signals a period of eight days…
Round Up your change every time you use your debit/credit card and support the life-changing youth programs of the Sheriff’s Community Impact Program We have some exciting news to share and wanted you to be the first to know! We’ve recently partnered with a program called the RoundUp App that allows you to “round up” […]
Another Easy Way to Make an Impact Every Month in 2019 California State Employees and Sacramento County Employees have an opportunity to donate part of their paycheck to the Sheriff’s Community Impact Program – just $10 per month can make a big difference!
What if There Was Something You Could do to Help a Child in Your Community? The Sheriff’s Community Impact Program enjoys many partnerships with community based organizations throughout Sacramento. One such partner is the Sacramento County Office of Education (SCOE). We are once again excited to offer an 8-hour training on Youth Mental Health First […]
A collaboration of non-profits, including the Sheriff’s Community Impact Program, that are revolutionizing social impact. The old adage, “It takes a village to raise a child,” is profoundly reflected in a vision that is rapidly beginning to generate extraordinary transformation in the non-profit community. As the Executive Director of the Sheriff’s Community Impact Program (SCIP), […]
Learn how to keep our youth safe… The Coalition for a Safe and Healthy Arden Arcade and the Sacramento County Coalition for Youth present the Sacramento Marijuana Prevention Summit. As the region begins implementing recreational marijuana legalization our goal is to prevent adverse consequences in our youth. To Register Online: CLICK HERE Course Announcement in […]
Teens who made a profound impact on deputies recognized at school board meeting On October 11, 2017, in the early days of one of California’s most devastating wildland fires, two Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department Deputies (Joe Gordon and Stacy Friedrichs) took it upon themselves to gather new toys and fill an SUV after completing a […]
Save the Date — April 25th, 2018 Recreational marijuana is now legal in California for adults 21 and over. Research shows marijuana is 4 times more potent than it was 20 years ago and 1 in 6 youth who use will become addicted. Our goal is to offer research, best practices and practical tips in […]
SCIP Continues to Help NorCal Fire Victims Thanks to Sacramento County Residents Who Donated on October 12th Last Thursday, the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department‘s Youth Services Unit and the Sheriff’s Community Impact Program (SCIP), stopped by San Juan Unified School District‘s Trajan Elementary School – their mission… to deliver new toys and cash to Ms. […]
