Verda's House is a 24-hour emergency children's shelter in Turlock that provides homelike protective childcare and support services for abused, neglected and high-risk children up to 17 years of age.
Verda’s House is one of the Children’s Crisis Center’s California State licensed shelters serving abused, neglected and high-risk children. The shelter operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week and provides a homelike setting intended to separate children from unsafe family circumstances.
Services at the shelters are provided free of charge to high-risk families residing within Stanislaus County.
Case managers work with parents to address situational and socioeconomic barriers, develop action plans, coordinate referrals and support family stability.
A 24-hour telephone crisis counseling and information service staffed by trained crisis counselors to assist callers with immediate problem solving and crisis resolution.
Onsite screenings and assessments conducted by physicians, clinicians and specialists, including physicals, well-baby clearances, dental, vision, hearing and speech screenings.
A shelter service open to abused, neglected and high-risk children that provides separation from parents during family crisis in a nurturing, homelike environment.
Age-appropriate play and art activities used to relieve stress, support emotional expression, rebuild trust and promote healthy development for children who have experienced trauma.
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