Working for COTS is amazing!  A staffer credits COTS for the education and inspiration to start a successful new non-profit organization .

Ms. B has taken on the role of “harmony creator” in order to bring peace to her Family Shared Home. She’s doing great work!

A member who has been struggling with a past trauma shared some tools she has learned through one of the groups offered here at COTS.  With a light in her eyes and newfound confidence, she described a sense she now has of taking control again of her life and working with her pain rather than letting it rule her.  She truly looked like a new person, it was a joy to see.

While opening her bank account with $35, I saw “Julie” begin to calculate how much she would have at the end of 2 years if she put away $100 a month. A huge smile came over her while seeimg a “glimpse” of what financial freedom might look like…

Officer Mason from Petaluma PD wanted to let COTS staff know that we do amazing work here in the community.

Jack (9) and Jim (7) came home from their first day of baseball practice with grass-stained uniforms and tales to tell!

One of our FC moms graduated from Solano County Drug Dependancy Court. CPS worker said she couldn’t do it and she did!

COTS members continued week three of the iWALK challenge today, adding
on 12 more miles of heart healthy exercise!

Married couple Robert S and Dee S turn in over 200 hours of community service between the two of them, in the past 4 months at the emergency shelter.

JT, age 19, will receive an AAUW-funded Work Right scholarship to take his upcoming GED exam at SRJC.