The world through our children’s eyes during COVID-19
This will be a six-week online program for children between the ages of 6 and 10. Youth Crisis Center Family Link Therapist Clarissa Benitez, MSW
The Great Indoors: Staying inside and entertained with your family
There are more options for things to do as a family are starting to open up with the news of some of our local beaches
What do I do with a child dealing with depression?
Depression and what does it look like for me and my child? We as adults think we understand what depression looks like, we sleep a
Staying on top of your mental health during COVID-19
The kids are home from school and you’re probably working from home as the world continues to deal with COVID-19. For some families, this could
Social Distancing vs Social Isolation: Maintaining relationships and setting boundaries
As our country continues to deal with COVID-19, the term ‘social distancing’ continues to pop up. Social Distance is a big reason why you are
Accepting the new normal: Working and learning from home
If we’re not already wondering ourselves, someone is probably joking about it on social media: “what day is it?” The CDC has been keeping on
22,302 meals were prepared for children in our residential program
95% of our children were reunited with their family upon discharge from services
1,912 children, teens, young adults, and families were served through our programs.