This month, KidsFirst celebrates Native American Heritage Month. We honor the significant contributions Native Americans made to establish and grow the United States of America. KidsFirst would like to spread awareness of the available mental health resources for the Native American and Indigenous community. Positive mental health helps families thrive and with roughly 4.2 million …
The global day of generosity – Giving Tuesday – is next week on Tuesday, November 30. Giving Tuesday comes at a time when families need extra support. Holidays in November and December bring extra financial stress, which can cause a negative effect on parents’ mental health, putting children at risk. With a gift to KidsFirst, …
Welcome Carmelita Carlos! Meet Carmelita Carlos – our new case manager! Carmelita received her Bachelor of Arts in Social Work from Sacramento State. She chose a career in social work because of her passion to help children in the Hispanic community. “I want to offer my support to anyone who needs it,” said Carmelita. In …
Welcome Sunum Jamall! KidsFirst would like to introduce our new Associate Marriage Family Therapist, Sunum Jamall!Sunum graduated from UC Davis with a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and recently finished her Master of Science in Clinical Psychology from Notre Dame de Namur University.While an undergrad, she worked as a research assistant at the UC Davis Memory …
CAREGIVER SUPPORT AND EMPOWERMENT GROUP Caregivers of Commercially Sexually Exploited Children (CSEC) or high-risk youth are invited to a 7-week Support and Empowerment Program, where they will learn about various topics related to their child’s experience as well as practice skills and strategies for creating a positive and supportive environment for themselves and they child. …
Written by: Alexa Bandala Once again, school is here! As Covid restrictions shift, children are beginning to go back to school in-person. Even though schools look a bit different in this era of Covid, many students are excited to go back and be reunited with their friends, classmates, and teachers after a year or more …
Shayne Wright is an Auburn native who began his career in 2009 with the Placer County Sheriff’s Office. While assigned to the Community Services Unit, he was the Placer Sheriff’s Activities League coordinator. Prior to his promotion to Field Operations Captain, he served as lieutenant of Investigations and sworn Public Information Officer. Wright previously …
We are so thankful to have been a part of Fountains at Roseville’s ‘Celebrate Mom’ event on May 8! The event included roses for Mom from Roxie’s Flower Truck, a kids’ Creation Station hosted by nonprofit ReCreate, and free Mommy & Me photos with a donation of a package of diapers or baby wipes to …
KidsFirst is filled with gratitude for all the generous gifts we received during the region’s 24-hour giving challenge – Big Day of Giving. Thanks to our amazing donors we raised over $4,300 to continue our programs and services to help strengthen and empower families in our community. The funds will support our parent and child …
The Big Day of Giving is quickly approaching! On May 6, participate in the once-annual 24-hour giving challenge to help over 700 local nonprofits raise funds to make a difference in the Sacramento region. This year’s Big Day of Giving comes at a crucial time. After a tumultuous year, Big Day of Giving is an …
We are a non-profit, community-based organization operating counseling and family resource centers which empower, educate and strengthen families through prevention, early detection, intervention and treatment programs. All services are free, confidential & available in English & Spanish.
124 Main Street
Roseville, CA 95678
Tel: (916) 774-6802
Fax: (916) 774-2685
Office Hours:
Monday to Friday
9:00 a.m. to 5 p.m.
11960 Heritage Oaks Place, Suite 3
Auburn, CA 95603
Tel: (530) 887-3536
Fax: (530) 887-3856
Office Hours:
Monday to Friday
9:00 a.m. to 5 p.m.
