Human Services Department

The Yreka Chamber of Commerce serves as a central hub for local businesses in Yreka, CA, providing support and resources to promote economic growth and community development. Through networking events, advocacy efforts, and business services, the Chamber fosters collaboration among its members and works to enhance the overall business climate in the region. Generated from their business information

The Yreka Community Resource Center is one of seven family resource centers in Siskiyou County aimed at serving the local community in various locations including Scott Valley, Montague, McCloud, Weed, Mt. Shasta, and Dunsmuir. These centers offer a range of programs and services to support children, youth, adults, and families, fostering healthy and productive lives. With a mission to establish a collaborative network of services and supports, the center aims to empower individuals and families, enhancing their capacity to contribute positively to their own well-being and that of their communities. By functioning as hubs of intergenerational activity, the centers facilitate coordination among different organizations to provide comprehensive and measurable results. Emphasizing the importance of strong families in creating healthy communities, the Yreka Community Resource Center focuses on strengthening families through various initiatives such as building parental resilience, fostering social connections, imparting knowledge on parenting and child development, providing concrete support in times of need, and supporting children’s social and emotional development. Generated from the website content

Casa Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) in Yreka, California, is dedicated to serving youth aged 0-25 who have been exposed to trauma, are in the foster care system, or are at-risk. Established in 2004, the organization relies on the support of dedicated volunteers to advocate for abused and neglected foster children, emphasizing that every child deserves a safe, loving, and permanent home. In addition to its advocacy work, CASA has expanded its services to include a trauma-informed summer camp program since 2017, designed for children affected by domestic violence and various forms of family trauma. This growth reflects the organization's commitment to meeting the needs of all trauma-exposed and at-risk youth within the community. Generated from the website