La Familia Counseling Center Inc

Programs

1. Sacramento County Department of Behavioral Health Services Flexible and Integrated Treatment (FIT) Children's Mental Health program provides comprehensive counseling and mental health support services to Medi-Cal eligible youth from birth to 21 years of age. Referrals are accepted from people throughout Sacramento County and we receives a high volume of walk-in referrals. Services are comprehensive and include office, school-based and home visitation. The program incorporates a team of professionals available to meet the client's needs including bilingual staff, clinicians, Behavioral Health Partners, Youth Advocates, Family Partners and a psychiatrist. All services are provided to eligible participants at no cost.

   $4,017,277 spent$4,554,294 earned by the program
   49% of program spending

2. La Familia currently provides a variety of workforce development services, including subsidized internships for youth and job placement for youth and adults. Our youth programs encourage leadership and address the challenges youth face by providing supportive services such as case management, counseling, leadership activities, workshops and safe places for youth to gather that encourage healthy behaviors. Annually, we serve over 10,000 unique clients. We offer programs to support education and youth development such as STEM, homework clubs and Girl Scouts. La Familia partners with health systems to bring good health practices to the community, offering evidence-based workshops on topics like nutrition, managing chronic disease, healthy living and more to encourage and support a healthy and safe community. We delivered 830 classes and workshops during the fiscal year ended June 30, 2025 served over 15,000 participants. We also participate in hundreds of outreach events that annually reach over 35,000 people. Further, we host various events that engage the community and provide valuable supportive services such as food and/or diaper distribution, health and safety resources, holiday…

   $1,647,666 spent$1,718,868 earned by the program
   20% of program spending

3. First 5 Sacramento - Our program, Birth & Beyond Community Response, offers early prevention support for pregnant women or families with newborns up to 5 years old. Effective Parenting classes/workshops are available for families with new borns to 5 years old. We have Crisis Intervention Specialists available to work with persons coming to La Familia in need of crisis intervention and/or basic needs assistance.

   $1,085,107 spent$1,084,907 earned by the program
   13% of program spending

4. Sacramento Employment & Training Agency funds the Sacramento Works One Stop Career Center (employment services, computer lab, job search and job search related services), Intensive Adult Services provides individualized job search and partially paid vocational training. The Older Youth Employment program provides older youth with work experience, job placement, assistance and future career support. Out of School Youth Specialist works with youth, 16-24 assists them with pre-employment and employment search activities and educational and/or vocational training support.

   $953,971 spent$973,023 earned by the program
   12% of program spending

5. La Familia has been instrumental in helping to vaccinate hard to reach communities. We have hosted vaccine clinics on site or coordinated them at strategic locations throughout the county. We have been partnering with local and state governments to reach our agricultural community. In addition, La Familia has helped impacted families by providing PPE, food resources, financial assistance and help with completing housing support programs. We have been working with businesses to help train recruit and train employees by offering workshops on digital literacy and employment skills. La Familia has also been working with Senior Citizens and youth to address isolation and other impacts from the backlash of the pandemic.

   $505,149 spent$592,037 earned by the program
   6% of program spending

The 5 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $8,209,170.