The Sheriff’s Community Impact Program (SCIP) is currently enrolling Sacramento County youth into the next SHOCK class that begins in April VIEW/DOWNLOAD PDF SHOCK INFORMATION PACKET | ONLINE REFERRAL FORM LINK SacSCIP and the SHOCK staff are pleased to announce open enrollment for SHOCK Class #19-1 is currently underway. SHOCK, which stands for Self-Discipline, Honor, […]
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 […]
“Too Smart to Start” Photo Contest The Coalition for a Safe and Healthy Arden Arcade, the Sheriff’s Community Impact Program prevention collaborative, is hosting their first “Too Smart to Start” photo contest. This is an opportunity for 7th-12th graders to share their story. Two students can win up to $100. For eligibility and rules, please […]
SCIPFit is another dynamic community program offered by the Sheriff’s Community Impact Program The Sheriff’s Community Impact Program (SCIP) believes that a safe community involves getting our kids engaged in activities that promote healthy lifestyles. SCIPFit is a program where Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department deputies and other positive adult role models, visit elementary schools throughout […]
Project Lifelong Serves as a Powerful Example as the Program Works to Foster Productive Citizens As the Founder & Director of the Sheriff’s Community Impact Program, I am always in awe of champions like Sean LaTour from Project Lifelong who come along and blow the doors off of activity planning for youth. Among the many […]
Registration for this class is now closed. SCIP is proud to have opportunities to collaborate with other community organizations to bring powerful programs to not only our most vulnerable youth, but also to those who help our youth thrive. The Youth Mental Health First Aid class is a relevant class for anyone who works with […]
Project Lifelong Outdoor Adventure Series A Collaborative Program of the Sheriff’s Community Impact Program and the Mission Oaks Recreation & Park District The Project Lifelong Outdoor Adventure Series is designed to give teenagers a variety of unforgettable environmental experiences. Rock climbing, ATV riding, paddle boarding, hiking, camping, you name it! This powerful program combines experiential […]
The Sheriff’s Community Impact Program along with the Sheriff’s Youth Services Unit Present Careers Camp, 2017 WHO: Middle School Students (12-14 years old) WHEN: Monday, April 10th through Friday, April 14th TIME: 8:30am to 3:30pm each day Note: Lunch will be provided by SCIP staff each day. It is recommended students bring snacks. LOCATION: 1) […]
The new year is underway and the Project Lifelong division of the Sheriff’s Community Impact Program (SCIP) has begun packing bags for adventure! As we roll into the new year, SCIP is proud to announce that it will offer more inspirational programs than ever before. Project Lifelong is anticipating the launch of two new programs […]
A Reading Assistance Program for Sacramento County Youth The Sheriff’s Community Impact Program (SCIP) has a program called Helpful Hounds — a super-cool reading program for students K-5th grades, that provides students with an opportunity to read while hanging out with a friendly furry friend. Helpful Hounds utilizes handlers/trainers from Canine Companions for Independence, thanks […]
