About Sacramento Children's Home
Founded in 1867, today the Sacramento Children's Home offers 24 hour, community and educational programs that serve more than 1,800 families and 3,500 children of the Greater Sacramento Area each year. Our programs address the needs of children prenatal to young adulthood: from early intervention to intensive trauma care — from new born to emancipated youth. We believe in prevention and finding long-term care for our children.
The Sacramento Children's Home provides a broader continuum of care than any other agency of its kind in the region: The Sacramento Children's Home operates nine programs in 10 locations. The expertise of its staff and the range of their skills contribute to the highest quality of care for children at each developmental stage. Its length of service to the children of the region is unique and its programs are recognized for innovation and quality.
Our Mission
The Sacramento Children's Home is committed to helping build strong families; to opening doors to the future; to maximizing potential; and ending the cycle of child abuse.
Please note that the Sacramento Children's Home and its programs are not open for public tours, nor do we facilitate interviews with current or past residents. Confidentiality and privacy for our residents is one of our primary concerns — see Privacy Statement. However, there are ways we can show interested partners more about our programs and services. For more information please call Michael Kressner, Communications Officer, at 916.290.8202.
SCH Leadership
Board of Directors
| OFFICERS | AFFILIATION |
| Tracy K. Hunckler President |
Attorney |
| Sue Burr Vice President |
Executive Director, California County Superintendents Educational Services Association (CCSESA) |
| Annita B. Watson Treasurer |
Professor/Chairperson Division of Nursing, CSUS |
| Dr. General Davie, Jr., Assistant Treasurer |
Retired Superintendent San Juan Unified School District |
| Alondra L. Thompson Secretary |
Licensed Clinical Social Worker |
| Todd Rudd Assistant Secretary |
Real Estate Development Cornice Development Company |
| Kenneth L. DeBruhl, Immediate Past President | Executive VP, Engineer/Contractor Roebbelen Contracting, Inc. |
| GENERAL MEMBERSHIP | AFFILIATION |
| Dawn Brenner | CPA, President and Managing Partner Grant Bennett Associates |
| Anne Conway | President Elect Los Amigos |
| Tammy Davis | Sr. Vice President of Human Resources Golden One Credit Union |
| Kristen Forderer | Consultant Cambria Solutions, Inc |
| Anthony Glover | Publisher LuxeLife Magazine |
| Suzane Henderson | Vice President Friends of Crisis Nursery |
| Kim Hunt | President SCH Guild |
| Leslie Jones | President Los Amigos |
| Rita Kauer | President Los Ninos Service League |
| Darold W. Mark | Registered Principal |
| Stephen K. Marmaduke | Attorney Wilke, Fleury, Hoffelt, Gould & Birney |
| Ruth Messersmith | Retired Consultant Community Volunteer |
| Curt Munger | Vice President Cornish and Carey |
| Mark Noriega | Director Deloitte Consulting |
| Matthew Planchon | Relationship Manager, Community Banking Real Estate Group Wells Fargo Bank |
| Suzanne Ray | RN Retired Residential Realtor |
| Steve Roche | Former High School Teacher Retired from Cisco Systems |
| Richard Siegler | Physician and Medical School Professor Emeritus |
| Allen Waldrop | Financial Consultant, LP Capital Advisors |
| Lila Wallrich | Creative Director Wallrich Landi Integrated Marketing Communications |
| Christine Weske | President, Friends of Crisis Nurseries Vice President, SCH Guild |
Leadership Team
| Roy Alexander | Chief Executive Director |
| Julia Chubb | Chief Financial Officer |
| Christina Airola | Director, Fund Development and Communications |
| Rebecca Clark | Executive Assistant |
| Kerri Killebrew | Director, Human Resources |
| Lisa King | Director, Education |
Chris McCarty |
Director, Community Programs |
| Michael Petersen | Director, 24 hour Programs |
Privacy Statement (pdf)
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