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“The education that I received at Hanna set me up for success after graduating,” Nathan said.
“They always encouraged us to pursue a career and further our education.”

Coordinator for the Alverno House
Hanna’s Residential Program plays a large role in the trauma-informed care and character development of our youth, responsible for all aspects of the boy’s days and nights outside of school hours.

saac Carapia is nearing the end of his high school career and is excited to see where life is going to take him. Originally from Santa Rosa, 17-year-old Isaac has been at Hanna Center High School for four years.

“In high school, I had been drinking and smoking, getting into trouble. I eventually got into treatment, then moved to Hanna at age 17 and graduated the following year.

My name is Tobhiyah Holmes and I am a Hanna Boy. I was born and raised here in the California Bay Area. Though I come from a big family, my mother was the person who was really raising me.

On a very wet, cold blustery January day we held a gratitude gathering to thank some of our most active donors and avid supporters. The luncheon was held at the Villa Chanticleer in Healdsburg.

My name is Brad La Bass and I came to Hanna in 2004 fresh out of finishing college at the University of Santa Cruz—newly minted with a Psychology Degree—and no idea what I was getting myself into by joining the Hanna family.

Long-time CBS anchor, Wendy Tokuda, came out to Hanna on January 27th to shoot an interview for a Students Rising Above segment on one of our amazing young men, Fernando.

Chris Jones Named Chief Development Officer for Hanna Center is pleased to announce that Chris Jones will be joining the organization as Chief Development Officer.

Earlier today our boys gathered in our auditorium to hear actor comedian Michael Pritchard deliver an extremely funny, inspirational, and very moving message: You Are Loved!

It was four years ago my nephew Dakota was failing in school, getting into fights, fighting with his parents and the rest of the family, and experimenting with alcohol and marijuana.

The look of determination on the face of Fernando Marquez says it all, as he drives in the ball for Hanna Center. His dad is in prison, he worries about his mom who has difficulty on her job cleaning houses because of a disability.

We visited Humboldt State University on Friday. The boys were great and very appreciative. After driving 4+hours we hung out on the Arcata plaza and then got on campus for a 3 hour tour. The boys were into the tour and were very focused.

Basketball: Small School Bridge League Tournament In Photos.

Longtime KPIX-TV anchor Wendy Tokuda came out to Archbishop Hanna High School earlier this month to shoot a human-interest piece about senior Fernando Marquez.