Forget Me Not Farm

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5345 Highway 12
Santa Rosa, CA 95409

Forget Me Not Farm, located in Santa Rosa, CA, has been a therapeutic haven for traumatized children and animals since 1992. Through animal-assisted and horticultural therapeutic activities, the farm fosters healing relationships among at-risk youth, plants, and animals, helping to break the cycle of abuse.

In addition to its flagship therapeutic program, Forget Me Not Farm offers a vocational training and mentoring initiative for at-risk youth aged 14 to 18, many of whom have benefitted from the farm's therapeutic services. The farm's impactful work is made possible through the generosity of supporters who understand the importance of nurturing both children and animals in the healing process.

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