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Supporting Community Connections (SCC)

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Supporting Community Connections (SCC)

Supporting Community Connections is a suicide prevention program. This page is for information and education purposes only. If you are in crisis call 911.

Supporting Community Connections, or SCC, is a suicide prevention outreach program for transitional aged youth (TAY) in the foster, homeless, and LGBTQI communities. This program seeks to prevent suicide by offering connections and linkages to housing opportunities, mental health services, women’s health providers, LGBTQI resources, and other social services in Sacramento County. Our goal is to help youth feel empowered, healthy and connected! This program is funded by the Sacramento County Division of Behavioral Health Services through the voter approved Proposition 63, Mental Health Services Act (MHSA)

10/20/2025

Asexuality is real, valid, and diverse. Ace week is a time to celebrate asexual voices, challenge, and misconceptions. You are not broken- you're ace & you belong.

10/06/2025

National Coming Out Day is observed annually on October 11, 2025, to celebrate and support anyone coming out as LGBTQIA+. It is a day that honors the courage of individuals embracing their authentic identity and raising awareness about LGBTQ+ rights and inclusion. Coming out is courage, pride, and living your truth out loud. On National Coming Out Day, we celebrate every story of bravery and authenticity. You are seen, you are valued and you are never alone.

09/17/2025

Taking time for a hobby isn’t just fun—it’s an essential act of self-care for the mind and heart. Engaging in activities you love can help reduce stress, boost mood, and bring out creativity. What hobby helps you recharge and find joy?

01/09/2025

Help Support SCC (Supporting Community Connections)

11/16/2024

Solidarity Saturdays come out and join us every second Saturday or possibly Sunday of the month. “Help us supple our community together”

03/11/2024

Libraries are essential institutions that enrich communities, promote intellectual freedom, and empower individuals to pursue their educational and personal goals. Contact us for more information regarding Sacramento Public Libraries.

02/12/2024

Join SCC in Reflection & Celebration!! ✨

Black History Month is a dedicated period to recognize and celebrate the significant contributions and achievements of Black individuals throughout history. This month serves as an opportunity to honor the rich cultural heritage, triumphs, and struggles of Black communities. However, the essence and spirit of this observance extend far beyond just one month. It is crucial to recognize and integrate the celebration of Black history and achievements into our daily lives throughout the year.

This month is not just a time for the Black community to reflect on their past; it’s a period for all of us to celebrate diversity, understand the impact of racial diversity on our history, and commit to an inclusive future.

01/15/2024

Remembering the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. today and every day. Let's stand together for equality, justice, and a future where the content of our character matters more than anything else.

11/29/2023

This time of year brings stress for many, but those with the winter pattern Seasonal Affective Disorder especially struggle. It may feel scary or confusing to notice changes in yourself. Know that you are not alone and there are resources to help you.

11/20/2023

This week, we celebrate the connections in our lives that help us heal. Swipe through to learn about the value of these connections and some resources to build more.

Image description:
On a brown background with extending hands and many smiling people, text reads: “Everyone Needs Connection”
On a tan background, light pink text says “Did you know, as naturally social beings… 1. Connections help prevent heart disease, stroke, dementia, depression, and anxiety 2. Foster youth with lasting connections have a lower risk of food insecurity, economic hardship, and homelessness. 3. Connection improves health and ability to recover from physical and mental illness. 4. The quality of human relationships has a greater impact on wellbeing than quantity” Three people embrace.
On a tan background with pink blobs and extending hands, brown text reads: “Human Connection: Any positive relationship with a partner, coworker, mentor, friend, or family member provides beneficial love and support. People may be connected to a family they grew up in or a family they found and chose themselves.”
On a pink background with people celebrating and white hearts, text reads, “Show gratitude for enduring, positive relationships in your life, tag them below or share this post!”
On a pink background in a brown oval, text says, “Seeking Connections in Sacramento?” A list bellow in brown text reads: “Lavender Library for LBGTQ2S+
Sac Youth Center
Foster2Foster with Foster Hope
La Familia Counseling
Asian Pacific Community Counseling
Slavic Assistance Center
Loaves and Fishes Friendship Park, DM us for more”
On a brown background, white text reads “Sources: How Does Social Connectedness Affect Health?”
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 30 Mar. 2023, www.cdc.gov/emotional-wellbeing/social-connectedness/affect-health.htm.

Kashef, Ziba. “Social Work Research Explores the Effects of ‘enduring Relationships’ for Older Youth in Foster Care.” UConn Today, 27 Sept. 2023, today.uconn.edu/2023/09/social-work-research-explores-the-effects-of-enduring-relationships-for-older-youth-in-foster-care/.”

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10/30/2023

Happy Halloween! We wanted to share a spooky themed reminder that you can reach out to us anytime 🎃🖤

Image description: On a white paper background, four ghosts are pictured. Two have orange flowers, one has a jack-o-lantern on their head, and one holds a coffee cup. Black cursive text says “Reminders for when” and orange text says “you feel like a ghost, going through each day unseen”
On a white paper background black text says “Your voice and stories matter. You deserve to be listened to and respected. It is brave to be vulnerable!” A ghost holds a microphone and has a speech bubble saying “I have something important to say!”
On a white paper background, black text says “Be patient with yourself when you can’t find your voice you are valued and loved as you are.” A ghost holding an orange flower has a speech bubble that says “I recognize and celebrate my progress”
On a white paper background, black text says “We you and support you, reach out if you need help”
Three ghosts are pictured. One waves and wears an orange beanie. One wears an orange witch hat, hold a brown broom, and has a black cat sitting next to it. One ghost holds a sign that says “DM US!”
***deprevention

10/16/2023

Happy LGBTQIA+ History Month!
❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 We are stronger together and our history serves as a reminder how strong we are! ✨

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Children's Receiving Home Of Sacramento 3555 Auburn Boulevard
Sacramento, CA

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm

Website

https://supportingcommunityconnections.wordpress.com/

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