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Children’s Crisis Center of Stanislaus County is a private, nonprofit child abuse prevention and intervention organization that provides 24-hour emergency shelter and childcare services for children from birth through 17 years. It operates multiple California state‑licensed shelters across Stanislaus County and offers crisis counseling, case management, health screenings and related family support services free of charge to qualifying local families.
Children’s Crisis Center of Stanislaus County is a private, nonprofit organization serving high‑risk children and families across Stanislaus County. The program provides 24‑hour emergency shelter and protective childcare for children from birth through 17 years and operates multiple state‑licensed shelter sites.
Services are provided free of charge to qualifying high‑risk families in Stanislaus County. Shelters provide nurturing, homelike environments with regular nutritious meals and opportunities for assessment and early intervention.
Case managers work with parents to address situational factors, socioeconomic barriers and other influences that affect family stability, providing guidance, referrals and coordinated plans for improvement.
Crisis counseling for parents and children is available as part of crisis management to help families express and work through trauma and stressful events.
A 24‑hour, seven‑day‑a‑week phone service offering crisis counseling, immediate problem solving and referral outreach through trained crisis counselors.
The Center manages and supervises weekly foster child family visits in collaboration with the local Department of Social Services to ensure visits are safe and appropriate.
Onsite screenings and assessments include physicals, well‑baby clearances, dental exams, vision and hearing tests and speech pathology screenings, with results guiding referrals and treatment plans.
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Five children’s shelters in Modesto, Ceres, Oakdale and Turlock provide opportunities for abused, neglected and high‑risk children to separate from their parents during family crisis.
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