CASA of Ventura County Celebrates Restoration of State Funding
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Ventura County Food Assistance Resources
Find local programs and services that provide food for individuals and families across Ventura County. From food pantries to meal distribution sites and community support organizations, these resources help ensure everyone has access to meals.
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Presented by CalTrin
Learn the basics on how to engage with fathers and increase your organization’s father friendliness. This training will discuss biases and common misconceptions, review research supporting father involvement, and identify best practices in strength-based father engagement and ways to help re-engage absent dads. Finally, we will discuss “Right Now” actions and resources you can take when you return to work! Participants will:
1. Understand bias and common misconceptions about fathers and father engagement
2. Review research supporting father involvement
3. Identify best practices for strength-based father engagement and ways to help re-engage absent dads
4. Discuss “Right Now” actions and resources
CE Hours: 2
Presented by CalTrin
This practical, trauma-informed and neurodiversity-affirming training reframes behavior through a nervous-system-aware lens and explores how protective responses may appear in children, youth, caregivers, and professionals.
Participants will:
1. Identify three reasons children, youth, families, or professionals may have difficulty accessing social and emotional skills during stress, trauma activation, or nervous-system overload.
2. Distinguish four protective nervous-system responses that may show up as behavior in children, youth, caregivers, or professionals.
3. Apply three trauma-informed, neurodiversity-affirming strategies that support emotional regulation, connection, and skill-building.
4. Plan one practical implementation step to integrate nervous-system-aware SEL into a professional role, team practice, or family-support setting.
CE Hours: 1.5
Come learn about CASA of Ventura County and how you can make a difference in the life of an abused, abandoned or neglected child. These are free informational presentations about our program and are required prior to submitting an application and joining training.
Our office is open daily by appointment.
Please call (805) 389-3120 or email info@casaofventuracounty.org to schedule a time to come in.
If you are experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, please do not come to the office.
Special Thanks
CASA of Ventura County is grateful for the support of the Margie & Robert E. Peterson Foundation and the Rick & Marcie Sexauer Foundation.




