There are a lot of families with dreams to share.
Our mission is to provide support and education to the adoptive, kinship and guardianship communities while advocating for the needs of families providing permanence with a commitment to racial equity and LGBTQ+ inclusion.
"Capital Adoptive Families Alliance Executive Director, employees and Board of Directors stand with the Black, Indigenous, (and) People of Color communities in the fight for equality and justice. We acknowledge that systemic racism has resulted in foster and adoptive structures that disproportionately devalue BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ families. We commit to using our education and support resources to raise awareness and ignite change within our organization, our families, and our communities.
What CAFA Provides
WRAPAROUND
Peer-Led Support Groups
Teen Events
Education/Training
Advocacy
Respite
Community Connections
Resource Library
Respite Family Camp
Respite Parents Retreat
Respite Drop-off Events
Respite Kids Camp
Who CAFA Serves
CAFA serves adoptive, kinship and guardianship families in the greater Sacramento area.
“All adoptive families -Foster-to-Adopt, Private, International, Domestic, Kinship and Guardian”.
About CAFA
Capital Adoptive Families Alliance (CAFA) is a non-profit organization that is professionally run by parents. We were formed in 2009 by two parents that were social workers who needed support raising their adopted children.
We provide respite, support groups, trainings, and community support with the intention of keeping adoptive families together in an environment where everyone thrives.
CAFA’s Free Respite Program
Our FREE Respite Program provides temporary relief for adoptive families that are caring for children with complex mental health issues living in or have adopted in Sacramento County.
CAFA’s Support Groups
Members provide each other with various types of help, usually nonprofessional and nonmaterial, for a particular shared, usually burdensome, characteristic.
Transracial Support Group
Teen Group
