Case Managers
The Children's Fund Emergency Needs Program contributes to the needs of at-risk children by purchasing items such as food, car seats, clothing, shelter, transportation, beds, cribs, education, dental and medical expenses, as well as other items that relate to vital needs.
Our service is conducted through case managers and social workers who operate in county programs such as the Children and Family Services, Department of Public Health, Department of Behavioral Health, Preschool Services Department and through other community-based organizations on a case-by-case basis. The children we serve range from birth to 18 years of age, transitional aged youth (TAY) and foster youth to age 24, and are, in most cases, victims of abuse, neglect, and live in poverty.
It is imperative that our safety net services be available when all other resources are exhausted. Without Children's Fund support, the case managers and social workers would be unable to address needs to help families reach self-sufficiency.
Questions?
Contact Programs Director, Betty Chambers, at Betty@childrensfund.org.
Feedback
At Children's Fund, we are deeply committed to understanding and improving the experiences of the case managers and families we serve. Your feedback is invaluable to us, as it helps us better support and address the needs of our community. We encourage you to use the form below to share your thoughts, stories, and experiences while working with Children's Fund.
Additionally, you can attach letters and artwork from families. These personal touches not only brighten our day but also provide us with a richer perspective on the impact of our services. We believe that every piece of feedback, whether written or drawn, is a testament to the difference we make together.
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with us. Your voice matters, and we are here to listen and learn from you.
To share letters and artwork from families, please click the button. This will open an email draft where items can be attached and shared with Children's Fund.