Foster/Homeless Liaison
Enlace de crianza/sin hogar
Carolyn Carine, J.D. & M. Ed
Director of Special Programs
Fort Bragg Unified School District
312 S. Lincoln Street
Fort Bragg, California 95437
(707) 961-3519
ccarine@fbusd.us
The Emergency Broadband Benefit will provide a discount of up to $50 per month toward broadband service for eligible families and households who are struggling to stay connected during the COVID19 pandemic. Qualifying households on Tribal lands can receive a discount of up to $75 per month for service. Eligible households can also receive a discount of up to $100 for the purchase of a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet from participating providers.
ALL FORT BRAGG UNIFIED STUDENTS QUALIFY!
For more info, please visit: fcc.gov/broadbandbenefit.
Foster and Homeless Youth Services
Resources related to homeless students' rights to
enroll and participate fully in school.
Recursos para niños y jóvenes sin hogar
Recursos relacionados con los derechos de los estudiantes sin hogar a
inscribirse y participar plenamente en la escuela.
Community Agencies & Supports
PHONE NUMBERS
ACCESS Line - 1-800-555-5906 (to inquire about services).
Adventist Health - Family Health, Sequoia Circle (707) 964-0259
Adventist Health - Family Health, River Drive Suites A-C (707) 961-4631
Adventist Health Emergency Room (707) 964-0259 or 911
Behavioral Health & Recovery Services (Crisis Counseling & drug testing) (707) 961-2665
California Parent and Youth Hotline: 1-855-427-2736
Child Protective Services (707) 962-1100
CRISIS Line - 1-855-838-0404 (24/7)
Family and Children's Services (Crisis Resource) (707) 962-1100
Fort Bragg Food Bank (707) 964-9404
Fort Bragg Police Department (707) 961-2800
Legal Services of Northern California - (877) 529-7700 or (707) 462-1471
Mendocino Coast Clinics (Free COVID testing WITH an appointment) (707) 964-1251
Mendocino Coast Clinics (Behavioral Health) - 707-961-3492
Mendocino Coast COVID-19 Call Center (707) 472-2759
Mendocino County Sheriff (707) 961-2421
Mendocino County Social Services (707) 962-1000
Mendocino Superior Court Ten Mile Branch (707) 964-3192
Mental Health Services Mendocino (707) 961-2665
Migrant Education Services (707) 961-3735 or (707) 734-0820
North Coast Family Health
(Covered California & Private Insurance) (707) 961-4631
Project Sanctuary for Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault: (707) 961-1507
Parental Stress Line: 1-800-632-8188
Ten Mile Court (707) 964-3192
Triple P Positive Parenting - 707-462-1233
Warm Line Non Crisis Support: (707) 472-2311
WEBSITES
American Civil Liberties Union
Mendocino Coast Childrens Fund
Mendocino County Children's Services
Migrant Education Program / Programa de Educacion Migrante
Partnership for Drug-Free Kids
Safe Passage Family Resource Center
U.S. Department of Education - Office of Civil Rights
ARTICLES
Handling Your Child’s Challenging Behaviors at Every Age
Manejando los comportamientos desafiantes de su hijo a cualquier edad
Make Time for Yourself: A Self-Care Guide for Busy Parents
Tómese un tiempo para usted: una guía de autocuidado para padres ocupados
FBUSD BOARD POLICIES
For the health and welfare of our students, staff members, families, and community caregivers.
Bullying prevention training materials, publications and resources, including community-based organizations, for educators, parents, and community members for recognizing bullying behavior and approaches for determining how to respond.
Naloxone Training - California Community Overdose Prevention Effort (COPE)
An initiative funded by the Department of Health Care Services
11.1.23_Mendocino California Train the Trainer.pdfFBUSD Tobacco Use Prevention Series
Serie de prevención del consumo de tabaco de FBUSD
Tobacco Use Prevention Resources
These are some websites that can help educate you about tobacco and why it is so dangerous to try it—even just one time. These websites are for kids and teens, and are both educational and fun.
Smokefree Teen: With tools to help you make decisions, and the information to make them intelligently, this site is a great resource for teens who currently smoke, who are pressured to smoke, or can't make up their mind about quitting. Note that this site does not discuss nicotine replacement therapy (NRT); if you're interested in finding out more about NRT, talk to your doctor.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Youth Tobacco Prevention: Learn about the dangers of tobacco and why it's important to never start smoking.
US Food and Drug Administration: The Real Cost: This media campaign from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration details what smoking can cost, and offers information on different ways teens can quit smoking.
No Smoking Room: The No Smoking Room is a safe place to help girls live smoke free.
Project Prevent: SOS Project Prevent is a youth tobacco prevention program through the Arkansas Department of Health's Stamp Out Smoking campaign.
Smoking Stinks: Smoking Stinks highlights the gross things smoking can do to your body. This website also gives helpful hints to help teens stay smoke free, and offers downloads, e-cards, and games to help illustrate its message. There are two sites—one for teens and one for kids.
Truth®: The Truth® Campaign is the largest national youth-focused anti-tobacco education campaign ever. It exposes Big Tobacco's marketing and manufacturing practices, as well as highlighting the toll of tobacco.
Truth Initiative: Youth Activism: This information from Truth Initiative enables youth to make a difference in their communities and schools by offering solutions, ideas, and case studies of successful community partnerships to fight tobacco use.