Civic Engagement
Cambiar el estigma del acogimiento familiar con un enfoque holístico
How We Serve
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Land based education in regenerative agriculture and food systems
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Wellness workshops including journaling, art and reflection
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Community meals that build connection and cultural exchange
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Hands-on trade skills and workforce development
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Collaborative projects that build confidence and leadership
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Mentorship for youth impacted by foster care and economic hardship
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Culturally grounded programming centered on BIPOC communities
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Pathways to employment, education, and long-term stability
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Future housing opportunities through tiny and/or modular trailers
The Elevated Roots Project
(in partnership with Sandalwood Farm & Sanctuary
Elevated Roots goes beyond programming, it invests in youth as emerging leaders, strengthens community resilience, and contributes to long-term efforts advancing racial, social, and economic equity through community support.
Elevated Roots creates a space where young people can slow down, reconnect, and begin to see what they’re capable of. Many of the youth we serve, especially those connected to foster care or facing economic challenges, haven’t always had access to environments that build confidence and belonging.
On the farm, they participate in wellness workshops, art, journaling, shared meals, and hands-on projects that teach both life skills and practical trades. They learn to work with the land, care for something beyond themselves, and complete meaningful projects alongside their peers. In the process, something shifts. Confidence grows, identity strengthens, and young people begin to see themselves as capable, valuable, and connected to a larger purpose.
Elevated Roots is about more than farming, it’s about helping youth, particularly within BIPOC communities, rediscover their voice, their value, and their role in building stronger, more connected communities.
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