Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Emergency
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Trusted Emergency Youth Shelter & Counseling Services in Placerville, CA
For over five decades, New Morning Youth & Family Services has served as a vital resource for youth and families in El Dorado County. Our organization was founded in response to the growing need for youth support services and has since evolved into a comprehensive behavioral health and child welfare agency. We operate the only 24-hour emergency youth shelter in the county, providing critical housing, counseling, and recovery services for homeless, runaway, and high-risk youth. Our team of trained professionals delivers clinical treatment programs for substance abuse, mental health challenges, and family dynamics, with specialized initiatives for pregnant and parenting teens. Through community partnerships and donor support, we've expanded our facilities to include dedicated learning centers and counseling spaces that promote long-term healing and educational advancement.Our programs extend beyond immediate crisis intervention to include preventative services like the Queer Youth Advocacy Project, Latino Outreach, and vocational training initiatives. We maintain strict compliance with child welfare standards while prioritizing cultural sensitivity and holistic care approaches. With 24/7 shelter operations and structured outpatient services, we serve as a safety net for the county's most vulnerable populations. Our annual impact metrics demonstrate consistent growth in service delivery, including thousands of counseling hours and meals provided annually. Through strategic collaborations with local foundations and businesses, we continue enhancing our capacity to address evolving community needs while maintaining our core mission of youth empowerment and family stabilization.
Services
24-hour emergency shelter
Outpatient counseling
Substance abuse recovery
Latino Outreach programs
Foster youth services
Summer employment internships
Queer youth advocacy
Parenting support programs
Court-mandated services
Community education initiatives
Details
- Year established: 1974
Highlights and features
- We provide 24/7 emergency shelter services unavailable elsewhere in El Dorado County
- Our team includes licensed clinicians specializing in adolescent behavioral health
- We maintain a 52-year history of continuous community service
- Our programs integrate housing, counseling, and vocational training
- We offer culturally specific outreach to underserved populations
Services
24-hour emergency shelter
Our 24/7 emergency shelter provides immediate housing for homeless and runaway youth in El Dorado County. Services include meals, clothing, and basic necessities for youth facing crisis situations. The facility offers private and group living spaces with round-the-clock staff support for safety and stabilization.
Outpatient counseling
Licensed clinicians provide individual and group counseling for youth and families dealing with behavioral health challenges. Services address depression, anxiety, trauma, and family conflict through evidence-based therapeutic approaches. Sessions focus on developing coping skills and improving interpersonal relationships.
Substance abuse recovery
Specialized programs help adolescents overcome substance use disorders through structured recovery support. Services include education about addiction, relapse prevention strategies, and peer support groups. Treatment plans address co-occurring mental health conditions and family dynamics.
Latino Outreach programs
Culturally responsive services provide support to Latino youth and families through language-specific counseling and community engagement. Programs focus on cultural preservation while addressing acculturation challenges and improving access to social services for Spanish-speaking populations.
Queer Youth Advocacy Project
Safe space initiatives support LGBTQ+ youth through peer groups and advocacy training. Services promote self-acceptance, build social connections, and address discrimination-related stressors. Programming includes leadership development and community education components.
Questions
How do I access emergency shelter services?
Call our 24-hour shelter line at (530) 626-4190 for immediate assistance with housing placement.
What counseling services are available?
We offer individual, group, and family counseling for mental health, substance abuse, and relationship issues.
Do you serve non-English speakers?
Yes, our Latino Outreach program provides Spanish-language counseling and support services.
How can I support your organization?
Donate through our website, contribute items from our wish list, or volunteer your time.
Are services confidential?
Yes, all client information is protected under strict confidentiality policies and legal regulations.
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