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UC Santa Barbara Partners with Local Schools to Support Students Facing Trauma

Psychology Experts Help Educators Support Students Facing Trauma | UCSB

Adverse and potentially traumatic experiences are too common among school-age children, leaving teachers, administrators and staff struggling to help

Rooted Santa Barbara County Launches Online Resource Libraries to Foster Community Health and Wellness

Storyteller Children's Center Celebrates 35th Anniversary with 80s Throwback Gala

Storyteller Children's Center Retro Fundraiser Revisits the 1980s | Good for Santa Barbara

About 275 supporters were on hand to celebrate Storyteller Children's Center’s 35th birthday, 1988-style, raising $327,000 for the nonprofit. The

Welcome  every baby

As a postpartum home visit program shuts down, Planned Parenthood takes on the task of restarting it

Community Environmental Council Raises $16.97 Million to Tackle Climate Change on Central Coast

$16.97 Million Pledged for Protect Our Climate Campaign | Good for Santa Barbara

After hosting 22,000 community members back to Alameda Park for the Santa Barbara Earth Day Festival in April, the first time since 2019, Community

Jon Clark Joins CALM Board of Trustees

Housing and Development Newsletter “I am excited to join the CALM Board at this pivotal time. I think the organization has an important role to play in supporting community wide efforts to respond to the emerging mental health needs caused by the pandemic,” Clark said. Clark has a long-standing connection with CALM in his role as president of the Bower Foundation, which provided critical funding of the Great Beginnings Program and ensures children and caregivers are provided the necessary therapeutic services prenatally through seven years of age. In addition, the foundation’s investment in CALM’s mental health consultation model in Santa Barbara Unified School District and pediatric clinics throughout Santa Barbara County has supported thousands of children, families, teachers, and community members over the past several years.

Community Environmental Council Adds New Members, Officers to Board of Directors