• If you need to check in with a counselor please email your counselor or fill out the Self-Referral Form

  • Ms. Magallanes, A-F (Grades 9-12): nmagallanes@roselandsd.org

  • Ms. Azalea Roman, G-O (Grades 9-12): eroman@roselandsd.org

  • Ms. Claudia Camacho, P-Z (Grades 9-12) ccamacho@roselandsd.org

  • Mr. Kerr, College & Career Coordinator: skerr@roselandsd.org  

• If you would like to talk to a counseling intern, please email Ms. Claudia at ccamacho@roselandsd.org and she will work on getting you in contact with the RUP intern.

• If you need help with homework please stop by room 19 Tuesdays and Thursdays from  3:45 to 4:30 pm. More information to come.

• There is online tutoring through the library (with your library card) at https://sonomalibrary.org/library-collection/tutor 

• Breakfast and Lunch Meals are offered to ALL STUDENTS FREE OF CHARGE daily when students are on campus.  

Food Pantry List

F.I.S.H Food Bank

Mon-Fri 12:00-2:00 pm

2900 McBride Lane

Santa Rosa, CA

(707) 527-5151

Redwood Empire Food Bank @ Roseland Village Neighborhood Center

West Ave & Sebastopol Rd.

Santa Rosa, 95407

(707) 523-7903 

Notes:  

Groceries To Go: USDA food open to all produce Pantry: First come first served

Bring a bag!

GROCERIES TO GO

Second Friday of the month

9:00am - 10:30am

Fourth Friday of the month

9:00am - 10:30am

PRODUCE PANTRY

Weekly on Friday, 9:00am - 10:30am

LGBTQ+ Resources

Positive Images: (707) 568-5830

Youth Connections: (707) 595-8961

Additional resources 

Coffee House Teen Shelter (SAY): (707) 546-3432

Coronavirus and Immigration: ILRC’s Resources and Responses

Legal aid at Work: A List of Relief Funds for Undocumented Workers in California

Media/Technology Safety: Common Sense's Family Media Agreement in English and Acuerdo familiar sobre el uso de los medios en Español. 

Sometimes the stress that comes with not having a consistent routine can cause us to seek out extra support. Please speak to your school counselor if you feel you need additional support at this time, counselor can refer you to a school-based therapist. 

• Keystone

Alba Diaz Canela ASW

Spanish Speaking, RSD Alumni: Employee of Keystone Therapy and Training Services since 2022. Worked in school social services and mental health for 5 years in Santa Rosa. Currently a clinical school based social and mental health services at three different school districts in Sonoma County. 

Ulises Gonzalez AMFT

Spanish Speaking: Employee of Keystone Therapy and Training Services since 2022. Worked in school social services and mental health for 5 years in Santa Rosa. Currently a clinical school based social and mental health services at three different school districts in Sonoma County. 

Carz Flores-Adams ASW, PPSC

 Employee of Keystone Therapy and Training Services since 2023. Worked in school social services and mental health for 10 years in the North Bay. Currently a clinical school based social and mental health services at three different school districts in Sonoma County.

• Sonoma County Office of Education

Carolina Herrera LMFT

Employee of Sonoma County Office of Education works in the Behavioral Health & Well-being Department as a Mental Health Counseling Specialist. Carolina believes that every child has an innate ability to heal and find a path to wholeness, which inspires and informs her work. She seeks to create environments that encourage agency in children and allow for healing to take place, with specific emphasis and expertise with underserved populations such as the Latino community in Sonoma County. Carolina has a B.S in Anthropology and Psychology from University of Illinois, and an M.A. in Counseling Psychology from California Institute of Integral Studies. Prior to working at SCOE, she provided individual and family therapy to children and teenagers for six years at Social Advocates for Youth. 

Grief Resources for Students/Families

• How to Help Children Cope with Trauma/Grief: https://www.scoe.org/files/coping-with-trauma.pdf 

• The National Center for Grieving Children and Families: https://www.dougy.org/grief-resources/tip-sheets/ 

Sonoma County Grief Counseling

Sutter Care at Home and St. Joseph Health are free, community-based grief services. In addition, consider counseling supports available through your health insurance, or contact your school administration, counselor or psychologist about other local supports.

Sutter Care at Home Bereavement & Grief Support:

The bereavement and grief support programs are open to the public and provide support for adults, young adults and children who have experienced a loss.

Individual counseling is available, as well as community education and training. 

For more information and to register for a group, please call (707) 535-5780. 

Services are provided at no cost. 

St. Joseph Health Hospice Grief Services:

https://www.providence.org/locations/norcal/st-joseph-health-hospice/grief-services

Hospice Services of St. Joseph Health offers individual and group support to those who have experienced the death or are anticipating the death of a loved one.

Grief Counseling provided by licensed counselors, interns and/or trained grief support volunteers.

Services are provided at no cost. 

All services are offered in both English and Spanish and at all three office locations:

• Memorial Hospice (Santa Rosa) (707) 568-1094

• Hospice of Petaluma (707) 778-6242

• North County Hospice (707) 431-1135

SAY Grief Services: 

SAY Grief Services is now offering up to 8 free sessions of individual grief support to youth ages 10-24, who have experienced the death of a person or pet. This service will be offered on a secure telehealth (video) platform for the time being, and is available in both English and Spanish. To learn more and sign up, please call 707-595-0688 (English) or 707-800-3537 x242 (Español).  

***For additional resources and supports, please see your school site counseling webpage.