Children and teens struggling with mental, emotional or
behavioral issues may require individualized, intensive therapy
with expert clinicians and residential staff in order to
transition back to – and be successful in – a family
environment. Our program provides around-the-clock care and
supervision to youth ages 6-21 experiencing challenges such as:
Serving over 500 children a year, CRH operates the only emergency
shelter for abused children in the Sacramento region.
How we help:
Children’s Receiving Home has a long history of providing quality
emergency shelter for the area’s abused and neglected children.
On Dec. 31, 2019, CRH was licensed by the state Department of
Social Services as a Temporary Shelter Care Facility, a 10-day
emergency shelter model focused on stabilization and
placement. The TSCF is available twenty-four hours a day,
seven days a week, 365 days per year for the admission of
children and youth between the ages of 1 to 21 years.
Children are in crisis when they are admitted to this facility,
and our objective is to be as supportive and constructive as
possible during their stay. We also assist with
transitional and aftercare services to promote better placement
outcomes and more enduring reconnection to families and
community.
Besides providing children food, shelter and clothing Children’s
Receiving Home offers a variety of programs that deliver
comprehensive care.
Children’s Receiving Home of Sacramento’s (CRH) Partial
Hospitalization Programs (PHP) provide hospital diversion and
post-hospitalization treatment in a day treatment setting.
Services are provided in a safe, home like, confidential,
environment. CRH’s experienced treatment team provides intensive
and effective treatment delivered through structured treatment
services.
Sprouts is a Trauma-Informed Care Preschool designed to address
the cognitive, behavioral, and social-emotional needs of children
aged 2-5 with a history of trauma. At Sprouts, we understand that
children who have experienced trauma face a unique set of
behavioral and emotional challenges. Sprouts provides a variety
of therapeutic interventions in a warm and nurturing classroom
setting so that children may heal from trauma and experience a
happier and healthier childhood!
Suicide is the third leading cause of death for youth 15 to 24
years old.
Supporting Community Connections, or SCC, is a suicide prevention
outreach program for transitional aged youth (TAY) in the foster,
homeless, and LGBTQ communities. The program seeks to prevent
suicide by offering connections and links to housing
opportunities, mental health services, women’s health providers,
LGBTQ resources, and other social services to transition aged
youth.
CRH integrates clinical expertise, client values and the best
research evidence into the decision making for client care. Our
staff stay current on their skills and training in order to make
a positive impact on the lives of our children.
