CALM Opens House to Say Thank You
CALM invites the community to come visit their Santa Barbara headquarters at 1236 Chapala Street downtown, on the corner of Chapala and Victoria Streets on Thursday, June 21 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm. Come meet the staff, learn more about CALM’s vital programs and services and their mission to prevent and treat child abuse in Santa Barbara County.
CALM’s Board of Trustees will be onsite to welcome visitors and introduce them to our specialists. Guests will have the opportunity to meet our pet therapy dogs, learn about art, play, and parent-child interaction therapies, and meet our experts. Wine and light hors-d’oeuvres will be available.
CALM’s goal for this community awareness event is to show visitors and supporters the direct impact that their support has, not only for the children and families that CALM serves, but also for our entire community. It’s through community gifts and donations that CALM is able to continue preventing, assessing, and treating child abuse. CALM wishes to thank everyone for showing their support through the “I Will Not Be Silent” campaign and for strongly standing up against child abuse.
Unfortunately, child abuse does happen every day, in many forms – violence, sexual, neglect – and it continues to go unreported. CALM will continue to fight against child abuse for as long as it takes. PLEDGE YOUR SUPPORT TODAY and join CALM’s I Will Not Be Silent Campaign. Also, be sure to VOTE for CALM on Cultivate Wine’s “The Give” contest for nonprofits to win up to $50,000.
CALM was founded in 1970 to reach stressed parents before they hurt their children. CALM continues to be the only non-profit agency in Santa Barbara County focusing solely on preventing, assessing, and treating child abuse and family violence through comprehensive, cutting-edge programs. CALM offers children, families, and adults a safe, non-judgmental, caring, and strength-based environment to heal and increase family well-being. For more information about all of CALM’s services, please call 805-965-2376, or visit calm4kids.org.
