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Helpful Programs

Young Parents & Families

Family Resource Centers/Birth & Beyond

Through home visitation these programs help parents to meet the physical, emotional and developmental needs of their children. From expectant moms to parents of large families, all can participate in workshops, group sessions and instruction on child development, nutrition and health care issues. The Sacramento Children's Home operates three Family Support Centers (FRC) that provide a range of services in the Sacramento Region. In addition, FRC staff fills the role of advocate, helping you know about and stand up for your rights.

Enrollment in a home visitation program is voluntary and you can stop at any time. You can request a home visitor before your baby is born or up to two weeks after the birth. Your home visitor will help you in areas such as child development, immunizations, stress reduction, problem solving, home management skills, nutrition and budgeting. The goal is to help you reduce your stress and increase your knowledge as a parent. Weekly home visits are free.

Family Resource Centers that are operated by the Sacrament Children's Home:

North Sacramento Family Resource Center

1217 Del Paso Boulevard
Sacramento, CA 95815
916.679.3743

Valley Hi/Florin Family Resource Center

7000 Franklin Boulevard, Suite 820
Sacramento, CA 95823
916.290.8281

Meadowview Family Resource Center

2251 Florin Road, Suite 158
Sacramento, CA 95822
916.394.6300

For more Family Resource Centers please visit www.birth-beyond.com.

Pat Anderson Education Center

At the Pat Anderson Education Center, SCH provides an education to students who have severe emotional or mental health problems, or have major learning disabilities. Study materials are specifically designed for the way the student needs to learn. A low teacher/student ratio means there's always time for every student. The program has an unparalleled rate of success mainstreaming half of the student population back into public schools within one year. More information on the Pat Anderson Education Center

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