Cailey Bronny Email & Phone Number

Sacramento, California, United States

2251 Florin Road Suite 203 Sacramento Ca 95822

•Led the Youth Mental Health Advisory and coordinated recruitment efforts foradult and Transitional Age Youth members.•Managed youth and clinical programs, overseeing program development, grantreporting, and continuous improvement to meet organizational goals.•Trained and supervised youth and community members in projects focused onhealing, education, advocacy, research, and equity; provided mentorship to casemanagers and youth interns.•Developed and delivered curriculum in sessions with youth and communitypartners.

Sacramento, California, United States

•Secured over $9 million in grant funds by developing high-impact proposals,crafting narratives and detailed budgets in collaboration with program staff.•Managed grant compliance, deadlines, contracts, memorandums ofunderstanding (MOUs), ensuring accurate record-keeping and effective fundallocation.•Collaborated closely with the CFO and Controller and prepared draft reports forcurrent grant awards, grant proposals, and Board updates.

Sacramento, California, United States

•Co-developed and supported the first youth survivor led program in the United States to ensure youth survivors and their allies have voice in all CSEC programming.•Mentoring/peer support - created a post-secondary mentoring network along with high school members mentoring middle school at risk youth.•Foster parent training - both as former foster youth and survivors STREAT Team trained 200 + foster parents.•Participated in the #nosuchthingasachildprostitute campaign led by The California Endowment along with the #Rights4Girls campaign led by The California Endowment.•13-15 youth participating in weekly meetings with topics ranging from addressing racism in schools, to personal safety, to college and career exploration. •Track record of retaining 97% of members post completion of services.•STREAT continues to recruit on an ongoing basis and are LGBTQ and undocumented inclusive and a safe space. •Wrap around services offered to STREAT Team members experiencing homelessness, domestic violence, school difficulties, bullying, etc.•Assisted in the passage of Board of Education Resolution 2979, which implement district wide services to CSEC within Sacramento City Unified.•Nationally recognized by the Child Welfare CSEC Action team as a “Promising Prevention Practice”.

Sacramento, California, United States

•Maintain a caseload of 40+ court-adjudicated and system involved youth. • Facilitate weekly lunch groups for middle school aged youth with involvement in the foster care system.•Coordinate a variety of services such as crisis intervention, educational services, family counseling, parenting skills, and youth mentoring.• Advocate for foster youth and their educational rights to ensure appropriate resources to meet their educational needs.• Provide case management for youth experiencing mental health challenges, youth involvement in juvenile justice, and youth who are pregnant and / or parenting.

Sacramento, California, United States

•Orchestrated the design and development of the federal Office of Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention Youth in Action (YIA) grant program to address the needs of sexually exploited youth in Sacramento City Unified School District.•Reduce the likelihood of commercial sexual exploitation and domestic sex trafficking victimization and increase the likelihood of positive outcomes for up to 120 mentoring participants.•Budget & Policy Proposal Development.•Enhance direct services for up to 120 girls and boys, including LGBTQ youth, who are at risk for or victims of commercial sexual exploitation and domestic sex trafficking.•Formalized and implemented a district wide CSEC Response Protocol to streamline services for sexually exploited students. •Design and implement 8-week Training Institute for CSEC service providers, youth, community, and mentors interested in becoming part of the YIA program.