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Yolo Staff & Legal Contacts & CASA

  • Yolo County Child Welfare Key Contacts
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  • Older Youth – Talk to Your Attorney
  • CASA – Court Appointed Special Advocate
  • Yolo County School District Foster Liaisons

All About Foster Care

  • Orientation Materials for New Families Beginning to Foster
  • Guardianship in California
  • Re-Entering Extended Foster Care
  • Resource Family Approval – RFA Homes
  • Reasonable and Prudent Parent Standard
  • Caregivers & Understanding the Court Process
  • Communicate with the Court:  JV-290 Caregiver Information Form
  • Communicate with the Court:  JV-285 Relative/NREFM Information Form
  • ICWA – Indian Child Welfare Act
  • CFT – Child Family Team Meetings
  • CANS Assessment Tool Child Adolescent Needs & Strengths
  • Unusual Incident/ Injury Report
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  • Yolo County Child Abuse Reporting Hotline 530-669-2345

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  • Foster Rights Tutorial

FREE Job Training & Certificate Programs

  • Construction Technology – Cosumnes River College
  • Culinary Arts Management – CRC
  • EMT, Emergency Medical Technology – Cosumnes River College (CRC)
  • Fire Technology – Cosumnes River College (CRC)
  • Welding Program – Cosumnes River College (CRC)
  • Yolo County Sheriff’s Citizens Academy
  • PAID Job Experience (WIOA) at Groceries, Cafes, & Food Banks
  • Carpentry Construction Training – BuildStrong Academy
  • Welding – YoloWorks
  • Security Officer Guard Card Training – YoloWorks
  • Drone Pilot & Technician – YoloWorks
  • Medical Assistant, Phlebotomy, Pharmacy Technician – Futuro Health
  • Paralegal Studies Certificate – YoloWorks
  • Human Resource Management Certificate – YoloWorks
  • Accounting Principles Certificate – YoloWorks

College & Financial Aid

  • Scholarships
  • California Community Colleges – Financial Aid Overview
  • FAFSA® – Free Application for Federal Student Aid
  • Chafee Grant for Foster Youth
  • Cannot gift/give financial aid money (or THP stipend) to relatives or friends
  • Community College NextUp – Academic Support & Financial Funds for Foster Youth –
  • State University Academic Support – Guardian Scholars Programs (GSP)
  • Turning Dreams into Degrees – Consider a College Degree

Extended Foster Care (Ages 18- 21)

  • Cannot gift/give financial aid money (or THP stipend) to relatives or friends
  • Transitional Housing Apartments for Current Yolo Foster Youth (age 18-21)
  • Study for Your Driver’s License Test
  • TAY Life Checklist
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  • Re-Entering Extended Foster Care
  • Get Your Driver’s License
  • How to Get Proof of Foster Care (Called Dependency or Ward of the Court Letter)
  • Free Cell Phones & Service
  • Free Laptops
  • Expecting and Parenting Foster Youth

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  • Early Childhood Services for 0 to 3 – Developmental Screening

Mental Health

  • Crisis Lines
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  • Before Prescribing Psychotropic Medication California Guidelines (2018)
  • Court Approval – Psychotropic Medications and Foster Youth
  • Tell the Judge how you feel about your Mental Health Medications (JV-218 Form)
  • California Prescribing Standards for Foster Youth Appendix A – Number & Type of Psychotropic Medication by Age Group (2018)
  • California Prescribing Parameters for Foster Youth Appendix B – Psychotropic Medication Dosage, Usage, Cautions, & Required Testing (2023)

Food

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Housing

  • Transitional Housing Apartments for Current Yolo Foster Youth (age 18-21)
  • Free Furniture and Household Goods for Your New Apartment (Make it Happen Yolo)
  • Former & Current Foster Youth Housing – AcademySTAY
  • Job Corps Sacramento Live-Work Community
  • Former Foster Youth Housing – Adolfo Transitional Housing
  • Women with Children – Saint John’s Program for Real Change
  • Yolo Empower Homeless Prevention & Re-Housing
  • Sacramento Prevention & Intervention, Housing Support
  • Yolo Safe Refuge Shelter – Adults & Children Wallace and Vannucci Shelter
  • Emergency Shelter – Yolo County Fourth & Hope (ages 18+, no children)
  • LGBTQIA – Sacramento LGBT Community Housing

Emergency Housing & Shelters

  • Emergency Shelter – Yolo County Fourth & Hope (ages 18+, no children)
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  • Yolo Empower Homeless Prevention & Re-Housing
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Banking & Taxes

  • Opening a New Bank Account
  • Paying Taxes and how to get up $1,154 FREE by claiming the California Foster Youth Tax Credit for FREE

Childcare, Summer Camp, Respite, & Babysitting

  • Subsidized Child Care Program – Yolo County “Bridge Program” (Ages 0-12)
  • Head Start Preschool FREE for Foster Kids (Ages 0 to 5)
  • Respite Care, Babysitting & Overnights
  • Cal Aggie Summer Camp – FREE 1-Week Away Camp (Ages 6-16)
  • Davis Summer Camp Scholarships (Ages 3-16) – $150-$200 per foster child

Car Seat & Booster Seats

  • FREE Car Seats & Safety Program – Yolo County
  • Car Seats Safety Laws by Age, Weight, Height

Newborn, Infant, and Toddlers

  • Early Childhood Services for 0 to 3 – Developmental Screening
  • Welcoming a Newborn Foster Child

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Cal Aggie Summer Camp – FREE 1-Week Away Camp (Ages 6-16)

kids at camp near a lakeCal Aggie Camp provides FREE enriching summer camp experiences, to underprivileged youth ages 6-17 in the greater Davis and Sacramento areas. The camp’s mission is to provide enriching summer camp experiences, free of charge, to nearby youth who may otherwise not be able to access similar programs. We serve mostly children in foster care, adopted families, and underprivileged communities. The camp is a residential camp that runs for one-week sessions; our campsite is located in Dobbins, CA. Campers engage in outdoor activities such as rock climbing, archery, and kayaking, as well as participate in camp-wide events such as a talent show, campfires and more! Campers stay in cabins with their counselors and fellow campers.

Cal Aggie Camp 2026 will be held on July 5-10, 2026 for children aged 6 to 12 and on July 12-17, 2026 for children aged 12-16.

Registration #

Email calaggiecamp@ucdavis.edu to ask about registering a child. The camp might already be full, so be sure to ask to join the waitlist.

More Camp Info

After filling out the application, Cal Aggie Camp will reach out to let you know if your child has been accepted to the program. Camper registration will begin in March. If accepted to camp, you will then receive an email with details on registration in CampDocs.

Reminder: All campers will need an updated physical,  from within the 12 months prior to the camp dates, so schedule accordingly!

Who are the camp counselors?
All of our counselors are undergraduate students or recent graduates of UC Davis. Our counselors are passionate about serving underprivileged youth and making a difference in their community. Cal Aggie Camp counselors are selected after completion of an application process that includes written responses, group interviews, and thorough criminal background checks. Once selected, our staff are all required to complete:

  • First-aid and CPR certification
  • A 10-week, two-unit UC Davis internship camp staff training, including topics required by the American Camp Association
  • Mandated reporter training
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Updated on May 23, 2026
Respite Care, Babysitting & OvernightsDavis Summer Camp Scholarships (Ages 3-16) – $150-$200 per foster child

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