Parents in Training

Wraparound services program. The organization collaborates with an internationally recognized adoption and child behavior expert to bring adoption wraparound services to northern California families. The services include trauma based education and support for adoptive families who are feeling stressed and overwhelmed by their child's behaviors. Services are provided to families with an adopted child under the age of eighteen that is at risk of being removed or placed outside of the home into a higher level of care.

Care program. The community assistance resource and education program (care) reaches out to the community with donations to individuals and families in crisis and need. The care program coordinates donations with centers that facilitate outreach to individuals and families in crisis and need, to include but not limited to tribal/indigenous communities, local resource centers, schools, missions, shelters and assisted living.

Resilient empowered youth (rey). The resilient empowered youth program (rey) is an early intervention and prevention program for at risk youth. The rey program strategic plan seeks to develop a collaborative relationship with local elementary, middle and continuation schools. Developing a collaborative relationship with schools will allow the rey program to work with teachers, school counselors and Parents as a comprehensive support system for struggling students with the goal of facilitating these groups on school campuses. The rey program incorporates trauma-informed strength based models of addiction and internal family systems with recreational programs.these will include but not be limited to moral recognition therapy (mrt) program curriculum, youth wrap and gozen for teen programs.