Service Category

We serve TAY individuals (Transitional Age Youth) which are aged 16-26. These services target emancipated youth and others who may be displaced.

Support and hope for teens affected by someone else’s drinking

Burnett Therapeutic Services (BTS) offers Behavioral and Mental Health Therapy Services for children, youth, adults, couples and families.

Child Start is committed to the development of the whole child—educationally, socially, and emotionally—through our Head Start/Early Head Start programs and in collaboration with community programs and services that benefit low-income families.

College Made Clear's mission is to make the college selection, application and admissions process easier. College admissions is complex and increasingly competitive. Anne crafts an individualized plan for each student to ensure a stress-free path to college. By appointment only.

Cope is here to provide the support that young parents need to manage stressful situations and challenging life events so they can raise children who thrive.

Inspire girls ages 8 to 13 to be joyful, healthy, caring and confident using the Girls on the Run International research proven life skills curriculum that creatively combines engaging discussion with games and movement. Young girls' self-esteem is built so they stand up for themselves and others.

KEDS helps children and families in Napa County heal from their exposure to domestic violence and prevent future violence. KEDS is a program of NEWS Domestic Violence and Prevention Services.

Mariposa & Bridging Brothers is a youth development program serving students at many middle and high schools in Napa County. Mariposa & Bridging Brothers is a program of the Napa County Office of Education.

The Napa County 4-H program promotes hands-on, experiential learning for all youth ages 5-19. 4-H projects are focused around citizenship, healthy living, and STEM.

The Napa County Office of Education serves students and families in Napa County through partnerships with our school districts, and innovative approaches to learning. We provide academic services and enrichment opportunities for students, teachers and the community. Our programs for teens include ACE Middle School After School program, Camille Creek Community School, Foster & Homeless Youth Education Services, Heron Lake Challenge ROPES Course, Safe Routes to School, Mariposa Girl Empowerment program and Tobacco/Vaping Use Prevention Education.

Youth over 18 can join our regular volunteer program. Our Youth program is for those under 18. Due to federal law, those under 18 cannot care for native birds, but you can assist with care for younger squirrels and opossums, pigeons, and select birds. Other duties are food prep, laundry, dishes, cage cleaning, gardening, landscaping, and repair work. Those volunteers aged 12-15 need to come with a supervising adult who takes the same training and volunteers at the same time as you. Once you are 16, you can be dropped off.