Community Support Network

07/02/2025

Thank you to everyone who came out and helped make CSN's 2025 Boots and Vines event a success!

03/10/2025

🍀 Hello MARCH! Check out some of the upcoming events happening this month.

✨ Community Resource Clinic: Tuesdays, 3-4:30 PM
💜 Youth SOS Survivors of Su***de Support Group: 3/5 & 3/19 6-7:30 PM
💜 SOS Allies for Hope: 3/12 in English 7-8:30 PM
💜 SOS Allies for Hope: 3/26 in Spanish 7-8:30 PM
🫶 MADF Family Support & Education Group: 3/27 6-7:30 PM
For more information or to register, visit https://buckelew.org/upcoming-events/.

And, a quick shout out to Bike + HIke 4 Buckelew, our movement festival coming up May 10th! Find out more at bike4buckelew.org.

03/10/2025

Because haven’t we all gone to the DMV and thought, “I wish somebody would’ve told me that!”? Come to VOICES this Thursday, 3/13 at 3:30 to cover the basics when it comes to the REAL ID, permits, behind the wheel training, fees and stuff like THAT 🛣️🚗 beep beep!

03/10/2025

🌱 Spring into growth with our March workshops! 🌸 This month, we’re offering a variety of sessions to help you learn and connect. Check out the full lineup!

02/26/2025

02/26/2025

👏🏼 We're proud to share that Congressman Mike Thompson honored Santa Rosa Police Department detective Kelsea Nelson and KT Swan, Buckelew Programs, Program Director for the inRESPONSE Mental Health Support Team at the annual Public Safety Heroes Reception this past week. Buckelew is honored to be a part of inRESPONSE, a critical mental health resource in Sonoma County. Thanks to KT and all our team members for their dedication to helping our most vulnerable community members.

Established in 2022, inRESPONSE Mental Health Support Team is designed to handle service calls with a mental health-first approach. The team is composed of a licensed mental health clinician, a paramedic, a homeless engagement specialist, and wrap-around service providers. inRESPONSE is trained in de-escalation, social work interventions, and both physical and mental health evaluations. While inRESPONSE collaborates with the Santa Rosa Police Department, the team is unarmed and is best equipped to assist individuals and families in crisis by offering mental health resources.

In 2024, the inRESPONSE Mental Health Support Team responded to 4,977 calls for services and nearly 1,000 calls to our system navigators for resources and support. The mental health support team diverted 4,301 calls from a police response and 1,772 fire and EMS diversions. inRESPONSE crisis response vans now operate 24/7 to provide the Santa Rosa community with around-the-clock care.

To learn more about inRESPONSE, head over to our website: https://buckelew.org/services/sonoma-county/inresponse/

Pictured: Rep. Mike Thompson, Santa Rosa City Mayor Mark Stapp, Santa Rosa Police Chief John Cregan, Santa Rosa Fire Chief Scott Westrope, Santa Rosa Police detective Kelsea Nelson and KT Swan, inRESPONSE program director

02/26/2025

Join us tomorrow night for the February Mixer at Downtown Barbecue!

Connect with fellow chamber members and guests while you savor authentic Southern barbecue, sip on cold beer, and embrace the spirit of downtown Santa Rosa’s revitalization. Don’t miss the raffle featuring gift cards to Downtown Barbecue, merch, and the famous Pitmaster Platter that serves 6-8 people—plus more surprises from Third Street Aleworks!

RSVP to enjoy an evening of networking in the heart of town! 🎟️ Complimentary for Chamber Members | $35 for Non-Members
https://web.santarosametrochamber.com/atlas/events/february-mixer-at-downtown-barbecue-1515/register

02/18/2025

We are proud to celebrate the successes of TAY residents who have demonstrated remarkable growth and resilience. Their achievements reflect the commitment of Community Support Network to foster stability and self-sufficiency. By providing resources and support, we empower individuals to overcome challenges and thrive in their communities.

02/06/2025

Keeping People Housed

Email from Community Support Network You don't want to miss this.     Dear CSN Supporters, As we dive into 2025, we’re thrilled to share some game-changing news: CSN is leading Sonoma County’s bold ne

01/28/2025

Exciting News: Grant Received to Empower TAY Youth!


YOUTH EMPOWERMENT, COMMUNITY SUPPORT, SAFETY AND STABILITY
Community Support Network is thrilled to announce that we have been awarded an incredible grant to enhance our TAY (Transitional Age Youth) permanent supportive housing program! This generous support from the Legacy Fund, established by the Press Democrat to uplift local non-profits, will significantly impact the lives of vulnerable young adults in our community. With this funding, we reaffirm our commitment to empowering youth, ensuring they have access to the resources and support they need to thrive. This grant will enable us to expand our services, providing holistic support that includes mental health resources, job training programs, and life skills workshops. By addressing the wide ranging needs of our youth, we aim to foster independence and resilience, helping them navigate their journey toward a brighter future. Together, we can create a nurturing environment where every young person feels valued and empowered to achieve their dreams.

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