Sending a huge congratulations to our recent graduating class of Parent Project Roseville!

On February 5th, we will be hosting a community health fair at St. Philomene's Catholic Church in Sacramento!

Our Mami y Yo group is starting off the year with a self-identity activity by having the children practice spelling their names.

We would like to send a HUGE thank you to ePac Flexible Packaging for their generous adoption of ELEVEN of our families for the holidays.

We are happy to have the opportunity to gift the holiday spirit to all our Mami y Yo families.

Our little ones have been getting into the Christmas spirit by decorating Christmas trees and writing letters to Santa. They are so excited!

Thanks to our HN Krenkel Trust fund, we have had the opportunity to support many Latinx students who are beginning their college journey.

We will be hosting a community health fair. We will be providing FREE vaccines, a nutrition demonstration and other resources.

The Latino Leadership Council is committed to teaching our Latinx youth about the importance of higher education.

Mami y Yo loves doing crafts! One of our most recent projects was painting the United States flag for Veteran's Day.

Our Parent Project Juniors class in action! Our facilitators, Amy and Axel touch on various topics.

Rincón de las Comadres instructor, Gigi invites the Placer County Latino community to accompany them in learning arts and crafts.

Teens are often peer pressured into using drugs by their friends. As a result, Latinx youth are experiencing high rates of exposure.

Hope everyone had a great Halloween! Entre Amigos got into the Halloween spirit by hosting a pumpkin carving night with 15 youth.

Mami y Yo also got into the Halloween spirit by visiting Bishop's Pumpkin Farm. The little ones and their families had so much fun!

Issues with substance abuse can begin at a young age, the use of marijuana has been rising amongst Latinx youth ages 12-18.

Recently, our Mami y yo group decorated pumpkins for the fall season. Our little ones always have a blast getting crafty with their moms.

Our very own Board Member, Rachel Guerrero has received the CBHDA newly established Behavioral Health Equity Champion Award.

Recently, Mami y Yo organized a dental screening for the moms and their children.

We have been designing a Leadership Development Program whose first cohort will consist of Latino/a Wellness Practitioners.