Kinship Care Subsidy Programs

Services and hours may be affected due to the Coronavirus. Please call to verify.

The organization provides family support services for families in the Antelope Valley area. Services include healthy eating programs; caregiver consultation and support, kinship caregiver support groups, kinship care subsidy programs; and parenting education, social clubs/events and specialized information and referral for kinship caregivers; nutrition education; mentoring programs; transitional case/care management; and outreach for pregnant women. Geographic restrictions apply.

A variety of nutrition and healthy eating programs are available for families and students enrolled in the school district.

Support is available to relative caregiver families, with the goal of enhancing and promoting permanency, safety and reduced reliance on foster care as a placement option. Services may include advocacy, consultation with social workers, limited one-time financial assistance, recreational and respite opportunities.

United We Mentor is a volunteer program that helps empower youth age seven to 17 to make positive life choices. Youth are paired with mentors based on common interests and geographic location. Mentors and mentees spend at least four hours together each month.