Social Advocates For Youth

Address: 2447 Summerfield Rd, Santa Rosa, CA 95405, United States
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SAY was established in 1971 by a group of legendary Sonoma County leaders, Judge John Moskowitz, Henry Trione, Chief Probation Officer Bill Mulligan, Lawyer Tadini Bacigalupi and High School Teacher Andy Wahlstrom to provide a constructive alternative to juvenile hall for runaway youth. Since then, SAY has helped over 60,000 youth, aged 0-24. Over the years, SAY has continually refined its program formula to break cycles of abuse and hopelessness. That formula incorporates four pillars: housing, counseling, careers and crisis services. The product: Youth who are stable and able to rise to life’s challenges and opportunities.

Today, SAY, the principal organization serving at-risk kids in Sonoma County since 1971, has recently renovated the old Sutter Warrack Hospital in Santa Rosa re-purposing this idle community asset into the SAY Finley Dream Center. The Dream Center has become part of SAY’s family of services, which also include: a teen shelter, drop-in center, youth apartments, street outreach team, in-school mental health care, grief services, and a robust career services programs.

SAY is governed by a 20 member, highly respected Board of Directors including bankers, accountants, financial managers, law-enforcement and criminal justice administrators.

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Social Advocates For Youth (SAY)

SAY was established in 1971 by a group of legendary Sonoma County leaders, Judge John Mosk ...

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Address: 2447 Summerfield Rd, Santa Rosa, CA 95405, United States

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