Homeless and Foster Youth

The Cottonwood School’s homeless/foster youth liaison is designated to work with families that may be in a housing transition or experiencing personal difficulties that affect access to education. The goal is to make sure your child has full access to all educational services. The resources below can help families in difficult situations.

Please feel free to email mvhy@cottonwood.k12.org with any questions.

Sacramento County Office of Education Site

Shelters and Services

El Dorado County Resources

El Dorado County Office of Education Resources

Food Resources

Clothing Resources

Child Care Resources

Medical Resources

Dental Resources

0-5 Programs

Alcohol and Drug Counseling

Mental Health

Immunizations

Education Resources

Transportation Resources

Miscellaneous Resources

Community Resource Brochures

Addiction Resources

    Youth Groups

    Placer County Office of Education Resources

    County of Placer Health and Human Services

    Popular Services

    • Children’s Medical Services: Coordinate medical services for children with certain diseases, and medical and dental services for children and foster children of qualifying families.
    • Infectious Diseases: Everything from Tuberculosis, HIV, Flu, and more.
    • Nursing: Nurses offer professional health care service to the community through in-home visits for children and adults.
    • Pregnant and Parenting Teens: Case managers offer aid, advice and direction to pregnant and parenting teens and their children.
    • Immunizations: Immunization locations, flu prevention, travel health and more.
    • Vital Statistics: Birth registration, all burial permits, and medical marijuana cards.
    • Women, Infants, and Children (WIC): Eligibility, application, and information about the nutrition program for pregnant women, new mothers and young children.

    Medical Clinics
    The former Placer County medical clinics in Auburn and Kings Beach are now closed, and the county has selected Western Sierra Medical Clinic as the provider to accept Placer County patients. Learn more (PDF).

    Public Health Laboratory
    The former Public Health Laboratory in Auburn is now closed. View more information, including alternative locations for water and tick testing (PDF).