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We Are All Kids First!

We are the heart of a movement that rises to do the extraordinary. Driven to help and change the lives of children and families exposed to trauma. We are passionate about serving children and believe that none should suffer from emotional, physical, or psychological abuse.

How We Help

Our services are customized to meet the specific needs of populations within community sectors. Nothing canned.

Virtual Telehealth Therapy

Accessible mental health support from the comfort of your home.

Parent Workshops

Empowering parents with skills and resources for effective parenting.

Student Workshops

Educational sessions for students to foster resilience and awareness.

Teacher Training

Professional development for educators to better support students.

Vocational Training

With the CA Department of Rehabilitation we offer employment services for youth and adults ages 15-70.

Grant Writing

Assistance in securing funding for community initiatives.

Happy Children

Who We Are

While trauma can be generational, it only takes one generation to help heal the next. We are that movement. We provide exceptional programs and services that directly support children, and provide quality training programs for educators, clinicians, and professionals to help improve the quality of life for children and families.

 

Our goal is to do what is right and best for children because every child deserves a champion in their corner!

What We Know

More than two-thirds of children report at least one traumatic event by the age of 16.

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In 2021, 3 million children were the subject of a child welfare agency response. An estimated 600,000 (20%) were victims of maltreatment.

1 in 5 students are bullied in high school. 1 in 6 experience cyberbullying.

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Alexa Y

"I think the first step is understanding the effects of trauma. Right now, I am trying to learn all I can so that I can understand the behavior of my students."

Morgan J

"My teachers loved the training.  I had one tell me that the training came in handy... a student forged her mom's signature and instead of getting angry she dug deeper.  There was some trauma there and she was able to intervene rather than react."

Lisa D

"I loved the variety of panelist and their different point of view, they are all experienced in this field."

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