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Children & Family Support

Children & Family Support

  • Harmony at Home

    Offers programs for families and individuals in Monterey County, CA, focusing on violence prevention, parenting, and bullying prevention.

    • Sticks & Stones: School-based counseling for kids exposed to trauma (no specific requirements listed)
    • Family First: For pregnant/parenting youth (13-25) without a HS diploma or GED
    • Children 1st: Co-parenting classes for families with kids 5-18 ($50-$25 per class)
    • Bullying Prevention: School-wide program for Monterey County schools

    Address: 9 W. Gabilan St. #2 Salinas, CA 93901

    Phone Number: (831) 272 - 6644

  • Sun Street Center

    • Residential Recovery: Long-term program for adults with addiction, offering therapy, job training, and life skills.
    • Outpatient Recovery: Intensive and regular treatment for adults and young adults with substance use and mental health issues.
    • Sobering Center: 10-bed facility providing food, hydration, and health referrals.
    • DUI Programs: Education and counseling for individuals with DUI convictions.
    • Prevention and Education: Programs for youth and families on substance abuse prevention.

    Address: 641 Broadway St, King City, CA 93930

    Phone Number: (831) 525 - 8101

  • Partners for Peace

    • Strengthening Families Program: 10-week sessions for parents and youth (10-17 years old) to improve communication and family bonding
    • Parent Project Program: 10-week sessions for parents/caregivers of teens (11-18 years old) to address defiance, truancy, and risky behaviors
    • Loving Solutions Program: 10-week sessions for parents/caregivers of children (5-10 years old) to promote positive parenting
    • Familia Adelante: Bilingual program for Spanish-speaking families with children (10-14 years old) focusing on communication, coping skills, and school success
    • Step Up Mentoring: Mentoring program for youth (6-9 grade) to build life skills, explore careers, and engage in the community
    • Rainbow Connections: Supportive family groups for parents and caregivers of LGBTQ+ youth

    Address: 855 E Laurel Dr Bldg H, Salinas, CA 93905

    Phone Number: (831) 754-3888

  • Ventures Workshops and Coaching

    • Domestic Violence Classes: Available in 4-16 hour formats, these classes cover topics like intimate partner violence, lateral violence, and parenting without violence.
    • Abuse Awareness and Prevention: Workshops address issues like abusive partner intervention, anger management, and violence prevention.
    • Relationship Skills: Classes focus on building healthy relationships, managing conflict, and promoting non-violent communication.

    These programs are designed for individuals, couples, and families, particularly those affected by domestic violence or seeking personal growth. SCCV Online's courses are recognized in California and can be completed online at your own pace.

    Address: 23 E Beach St #205, Watsonville, CA 95076

    Phone Number: (831) 200 - 1719

  • United Way - Financial Literacy

    United Way Monterey County offers Financial Literacy Workshops to help residents manage their finances, understand credit, and achieve economic self-sufficiency. Their workshops cover topics like :

    • Managing Income vs. Expenses (Budgeting): Learn how to create a budget and prioritize expenses
    • Planning for Savings: Discover strategies for saving and building financial security
    • Credit and Debt Management: Understand credit scores, managing debt, and avoiding financial pitfalls
    • Investing and Future Planning: Explore options for investing and planning for long-term financial goals

    These workshops are available online and in-person, offered in English and Spanish, and are free to the community. They're designed for various groups, including high school and college students, first-time homeowners, farmworkers, and immigrant families

    Address: 232 Monterey St. Ste 200, Salinas, CA 93901

    Phone Number: (831) 372 - 8026

  • Community Human Services - Parent Education

    Community Human Services offers a Parent Education Program in Monterey County, California, designed to support parents and caregivers of children aged 8-18. This 10-week attachment-based program focuses on promoting social, emotional, and behavioral adjustment in kids. Through role-playing and interactive exercises, you'll learn about attachment principles and develop new skills to strengthen your parent-child bond.

    Program Details:

    • Format: Weekly online classes
    • Language: English and Spanish
    • Cost: Free
    • Schedule: Typically held weekly from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
    • Location: Family Service Centers in Salinas and Seaside

    Address: 433 Salinas St., Salinas, CA 93901

    Phone Number: (831) 757-7915

  • Monterey County Child Care

    The Monterey County Childcare website is a valuable resource for parents and families seeking childcare services and support. Here are some key services and resources they offer:

    • Childcare Referrals: Get help finding licensed childcare providers in Monterey County, catering to various age groups, from infants to school-aged children.
    • Parent Support: Access resources and guidance on parenting, including workshops and classes focused on child development and wellness.
    • Early Learning Resources: Explore programs and services designed to support early childhood education and development.
    • Financial Assistance: Learn about eligibility for childcare financial assistance and subsidies.
    • Parenting Classes: Discover classes and workshops on topics like parenting skills, child health, and family wellness

    Address: 901 Blanco Cir, Salinas, CA 93901

    Phone Number: (831) 757-0775

  • GOKIDS

    Go Kids, Inc. is a nonprofit organization providing childcare services and support to families in Salinas, California. They operate five licensed child development centers serving infants, preschool, and school-age children, with one center catering specifically to migrant families .

    Their services include:

    • Center-based care: Licensed childcare centers providing care for various age groups
    • Family Child Care: Licensed and exempt family childcare options
    • Community outreach: Providing resources and support to families with young children
    • Parent support: Offering guidance on parenting, health, legal counsel, and employment
    • Education and activities: Programs focusing on child development, safety, and social skills

    Go Kids, Inc. serves over 1,100 children annually and provides resources for families in Monterey, San Benito, Santa Clara, and Santa Cruz Counties

    Address: 415 Elwood Street, Salinas, CA 93906

    Phone Number: (831) 757 - 5437

  • Health Advocacy Team Support (HATS)

    This is a nonprofit organization in Monterey County, California, dedicated to providing care and essential resources to underserved communities.

    Their services include:

    • Enhanced Care Management (ECM): Assistance with finding doctors, scheduling appointments, medication management, and transportation to healthcare services.
    • Community Support (CS): Non-medical services, including housing navigation, housing deposits, and help with maintaining stable housing.

    HATS serves Monterey, Merced, Mariposa, San Benito, and Santa Cruz Counties, focusing on vulnerable populations, including those experiencing homelessness or struggling with mental health and substance use disorders .

    Address: 30 E San Joaquin St, Salinas, CA 93901

    You can contact HATS at:

    (831) 808-9666 or by email: intake@hatsmc.org.

  • Teen Moms Inc.

    Mothers Helping Mothers Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering teen mothers and their children. They offer various services, including:

    • Housing Referrals: Assistance with finding safe and stable housing
    • Childcare Resources: Support with childcare needs
    • Personal Development and Goal Setting: Guidance on setting and achieving personal goals
    • Parenting Skills: Classes and workshops on parenting and child development
    • Health and Nutrition Classes: Education on healthy living and nutrition
    • Mentorship: One-on-one mentorship and support
    • Case Management and Parent Advocacy: Assistance with navigating systems and advocating for needs

    Address: 60 W. Market Street Suite 300, Salinas, California 93901

    Phone Number: (831) 269-4571

  • Compassion Pregnancy Center & Clinic

    The Monterey County Child Abuse Prevention Council (CAPC) is a collaborative effort to empower children and families to thrive free of abuse and neglect. Their vision is to create a community where families are supported and children are safe.

    Key Services and Initiatives:

    • Parent Education and Outreach: Over 2,000 children and families received parent education and outreach services in 2024
    • Child Abuse Prevention: 576 referrals were made to Pathways to Safety to help stabilize families and keep children safe
    • Support for Families: Collaboration with local organizations to provide resources and support for families
    • Community Events: Organizing events like Pinwheels for Prevention to raise awareness about child abuse prevention
    • Training Resources: Providing online training for mandated reporters and resources for parents

    Address: 640 Cass Street, Monterey, CA 93940

    Phone Number: (831) 373 - 8535

  • Centro Binacional para el Desarollo Indígena Oaxaqueño

    A California-based nonprofit serving Indigenous communities by providing culturally and linguistically appropriate support in areas such as health access, education, worker rights, and civic engagement.

    Requirements: Services are available to Indigenous community members, especially speakers of Mixteco, Triqui, Zapotec, Chatino, and other Indigenous languages in California.

    Address:140 El Camino Real Greenfield, CA 93927

    Phone Number: (831) 856-8004