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The conversation examines the challenges facing young people in the Bay Area, including mental health concerns, homelessness, social isolation, and the transition from adolescence into adulthood.
The conversation explores NCAC’s mission to strengthen the global response to child abuse and the importance of bringing law enforcement, child protective services, prosecutors, medical professionals, mental health professionals, and other partners together to support children.
This episode of the Nonprofit Report features David Kakishiba, Executive Director of the East Bay Asian Youth Center (EBAYC).
Leaders from The Baker Center for Children and Families share how the organization advances children’s mental health by integrating research, clinical work, training, and policy. With over a century of experience, the Center supports youth through outpatient services, evidence-based interventions, and specialized education at the Manville School.
Leaders from Idaho Youth Ranch discuss how the organization has evolved over 70 years to support young people facing trauma, mental health challenges, and overwhelming social pressures.
In this episode of The Nonprofit Report, we explore how the Boys and Girls Club of Dane County has become one of the fastest-growing clubs in the nation, serving youth from preschool through college and beyond.
We spotlight Alameda Point Collaborative (APC)—a transformative community on a former naval base in Alameda, California.
We spotlight the extraordinary work of the Hole in the Wall Gang Camp, founded by Paul Newman to bring joy, connection, and healing to children with serious illnesses.
We spotlight an inspiring coalition of nonprofit organizations working together to support immigrant families in Napa Valley.
We explore the powerful impact of Special Olympics Northern California and its mission to empower individuals with intellectual disabilities through sports, leadership, and community engagement.
Children’s Museums are an important part of the museum ecosystem, in which children can exercise curiosity and wonder about the world through science, art, and play. Learn more about the important role these museums play in fostering a love of learning in children.
Join us for an insightful discussion on protecting and supporting the children of Georgia through policy and advocacy with special guests from Voices for Georgia’s Children:
Everyone needs help sometimes and nonprofits are often there to provide support. Together Georgia and Devereux Georgia are two nonprofits whose missions are to support their communities’ children and families in any way they could.
Saint Vincent’s Day Home has been serving low-income families since 1911. Though their mission is still the same, they have stayed up to date with the times and continue to play an integral part in their community.
The USA is one of the richest countries in the world, and yet, childhood homelessness is still an issue many struggle with.
COVID’s legacy on K-12 education. What we can learn and how do we move forward. Our guests are; Wendy Loloff Cooper, CEO of Generation Schools Network & Paula White, Executive Director of 50CAN – New Jersey.
We’re chatting with Ann Wrixon, Executive Director of CASA of Contra Costa, about advocating for abused and neglected children and youth in foster care in their community.
How safe, supportive, trauma-informed, educational environments equip children and their families for life’s challenges. Our special guest is Dr. Gabriella Garcia, Executive Director of Storyteller Children’s Center.
Animals and Nature can help heal and provide a great environment for learning and therapy. We’re discussing with leaders from Green Chimneys – an organization in New York that provides children and families with a space for behavioral and emotional learning.
The mission of First Place for Youth is to help foster youth build the skills they need to make a successful transition to self-sufficiency and responsible adulthood. Our special guest is Thomas Lee, Chief Executive Officer of First Place for Youth.