The Kinship Center and the children of Monterey County.

What is the Kinship Center?

Kinship Center is a California nonprofit agency that creates and supports permanent families for children through adoption, relative caregiving or other guardianship. Their commitment is to permanent rather than temporary solutions, as decades of research have shown that children need stable, permanent families in order to thrive. Since 1984, Kinship Center has helped build and strengthen families for thousands of children of all ages: those who can no longer remain safely with their birth parents because of abuse and neglect, those who have been abandoned, and also those who are voluntarily relinquished for adoption as infants by their birth parents. Kinship Center is headquartered in Salinas, California with facilities and services in eleven Southern California, Central Coast and Northern California counties. Kinship Center has created programs and services over the years to meet the full range of children’s needs, including children with past trauma, and to support the adults who step forward to provide them safe “forever families.” Their pre and post-adoption training gives new parents the tools they need to help children overcome the scars of their troubled pasts. Their goal is to build and sustain strong families that give children a second chance at life and that are an asset to the community.

The Kinship Center has happily agreed to work with me to distribute the donations to families in need.

Contact me:

Skylerf2003@gmail.com
(831) 915-1763