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Professionals &
Support Services

There are countless ways people can utilize their careers or businesses to protect kids or strengthening families. Social workers, therapists, counselors, life coaches, educators, and adoption attorneys work directly with children while others provide ongoing encouragement through monthly support groups, supply drives or give-back programs for kids in need.  

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Professional & Support Members

Learn more about our Professional & Support Members plus visit their websites for additional information on the services they provide.

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defendable me

SAFE Hearts is a collection of books designed to help families have important safety conversations with their children. The focus is on prevention, restoration, and healing, making tough topics easier to navigate There is a family board game as well with action cards for both kids and parents, the whole family can join in and keep safety discussions as regular conversations in your home.

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Foster and Adoption (FAM) Ministry

The FAM Ministry exists to support, encourage, and equip families on the foster and adoption journey. The stories of these extraordinary families are then captured and shared on the FAM Podcast.

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Growing hope

Growing Hope provides educational resources to help fostering and adoptive families and friends grow and support each other. They host a support group meeting once a month at Foothills Church in Cameron Park plus other events for foster and adoptive families. 

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heart to heart

Heart to Heart provides adoptive families in the Greater Sacramento area (domestic and international) with skills and resources as well as give them opportunities to build relationships with other adoptive parents facing similar parenting issues, thus preventing adoption disruption. Heart to Heart provides on going parent training and education with structured child care by trained caregivers free of charge. 

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hopely

Hopely™ is THE resource and wellness app for frontline crisis response workers addressing homelessness, human trafficking, hunger, and health disparities in the Sacramento region and beyond. Our vision is to equip and empower every frontline worker to intervene in crisis and ignite hope for a better world. We fulfill this by catalyzing connectivity to life changing social solutions. Please visit our website and let’s ignite Hopely, together. Sparking in Fall 2024.

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LEAF (Love-Based Education For Adoptive Families) 

LEAF (Love-Based Education for Adoptive Families) exists to reduce the stress on the adoptive parents teaching them how to be therapeutically available to their children, engaging the entire family unit in the healing process. Their vision to be the flagship model for how adopted children are raised, parented, and treated within the community, inspiring all families to create love, connection, and belonging.

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Mama bear massage ministry

Mama Bear Massage Ministry exists to support moms who are facing challenging situations such as fostering, adopting, homeschooling, having a spouse in the military, being single, caring for special needs children and more. Free massages are offered in a quiet and serene space and combined with essential oils, aromatherapy, and relaxing music. The mission is to honor and uplift these incredible women while helping them feel seen, appreciated, and rejuvenated in their important roles as “mama bears."

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Sierra College FKCE program

Sierra College provides state approved trainings for Pre and Post licensing requirements required to be a Foster, Adoptive or Kinship care provider.  In addition to trainings, Sierra FKCE provides support services to help families navigate the licensing training process as well as transition services for families with foster youth applying to Sierra College.

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traveling handyman

Traveling Handyman provides help to those who either don't have the resources, cannot physically do the work or need help with projects to keep their home safe, with no labor charge to recipients. The only requirement is to cover the parts needed to complete the work.

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Roseville, CA 95661

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