La Familia’s programs and services are open to children and youth, ages 0 to 21, and eligibility varies by program. Please see the information below for more information, including program descriptions and eligibility.
Program |
Eligibility |
Description |
| Birth & Beyond – Nurturing Parenting Program (NPP). | Pregnant women and families with children ages 0-5 who reside in the following zip codes:
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Birth & Beyond – NPP is a home visitation program that offers early prevention support for families. The evidence-based parenting education program provides Home Visitors who work with families to build parent-child relationships through bonding; teach child development and parenting skills; link families to health services; and provide resources and information. |
| Project Reach | Youth ages 10-21 who are at risk of dropping out of school, or are pre-gang and/or gang affiliated. | Positive alternatives, counseling and support services. |
| Mental Health Services | Children and youth, ages 0-21, residing in Sacramento County. | Sessions can be held at home, school sites, La Familia office, or various locations as requested by families. Medi-Cal insurance only. Parent Youth advocate are available to assist families with support & resources. |
| Crisis Intervention Specialist | Children 0-5 years and their families. | The Crisis Intervention Specialist provides direct intervention, information, referral, and follow-up for parents experiencing a crisis. Case management is provided as needed to mitigate the crisis and help the family stabilize. |
| Child Development Groups | Children ages 1-2 and their parents. | Child development activities include the Early Learner group. |
| Club Excel | Youth in grades 4 through 12.Held Fridays during summer months. | Recreational activities, arts and crafts, youth leadership development, GED preparation and workshops for youth. |
| Project Youth Voice | At-risk, underserved youth. | Project Youth Voice provides youth leadership training, community workshops on violence prevention, and education on other health related issues. |
| Karate | Community youth. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6 – 8 p.m. held in the La Familia Gymnasium. | Free karate classes—participants pay a fee of $40 annually for accident insurance and for the purchase of a shirt.Complete uniform can be purchased. |
| Community Collaborative Charter School | High school students. | The Community Collaborative Charter School offers an Independent Study Program for high school students on site at La Familia. Students receive a High School Diploma after completion of courses. |
| Counseling, Redirective and Supportive Services | At-risk children and youth, ages 10-21. | Counseling and support services through support sessions at home, school, or the La Familia office. |
