Sacramento Churches Join Together at Faith Fair to Support Area Foster Youth

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Fri Jun 6, 2008 1:22pm EDT

Saturday, June 7

SACRAMENTO, Calif., June 6 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Over 20 churches join
with foster care advocates bringing critical resources to Sacramento area
foster youth and families. Tomorrow, Casey Family Programs, Sacramento County
Child Protective Services, Sacramento Valley Region Care Coalition and other
foster care advocates present the Faith Fair. The program brings resources
from local organizations and area churches together in one place to highlight
services available to foster youth.

(Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20070116/CASEYFAMILYLOGO )

Community leaders and youth will come together to help strengthen community
participation and access to local resources. In addition to educational
workshops for youth and adults, the day includes 3-on-3 basketball games, a
raffle for an IPod, bicycles, and gas cards. 

WHO: Pastor Lamont Harris, St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church
Pastor Samuel Gordon, Capital Christian Center 
Alicia Blanco, Sacramento County Child Protective Services
Michael Carrington, California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
DeWayne Norris, Systems Improvement Analyst, Casey Family Programs
Kim Pearson, Division Manager, Child Protective Services
Chaplain Dan Thompson, Sacramento County Probation Department

WHAT: Casey Family Programs, St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, Sacramento
County Child Protective Services, Sacramento Valley Region Care Coalition and
other foster care advocates come together for The Faith Fair to help
strengthen community participation in and access to local resources.

WHEN:Saturday, June 7, 2008--11a.m. to 5 p.m.

WHERE: Dr. Ephraim Williams -- Family Life Center
3996 14th Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95820




SOURCE  Casey Family Programs

Erin Saberi of Casey Family Programs, +1-916-952-5080, esaberi@casey.org
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