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CASA DE LOS NINOS INC

AZ · EIN 860314595 · $18.3M rev · operational · casadelosninos.org
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Casa de los Niños is an operational nonprofit in Tucson, Arizona, dedicated to preventing child abuse and neglect and promoting family stability. They provide a continuum of evidence-based services including family support and education, behavioral health services, and foster care and adoption services. The organization serves children and families through various programs designed to strengthen families and support child well-being.

activities · 8

what they do

direct service · 7
  • Child and Family Mental Health Treatment Trauma-Informed Counseling for Youth & Families
    Delivers child and family-focused mental health treatment services to restore stability, strengthen families, build resilience, and support healing from trauma.
  • Provides high-quality, affordable early education for children from low-income families through The Kelly Early Education Center.
  • Family Support and Crisis Intervention Home-Based Parenting Support & Family Stabilization
    Provides a range of services to protect and support children and families across developmental stages, including prenatal support, school-age development, and crisis intervention, within a safe, supportive, and trauma-informed environment.
  • Family Support and Resource Center After-School Support Hubs for At-Risk Youth
    Operates the Cole & Jeannie Davis Family Center to centralize programs and resources for children and families, providing a safe and supportive environment using trauma-informed practices.
  • Foster Care and Adoption Services
    Operates foster care and adoption services programs designed to address the multiple needs of children and families during times of crisis, including licensing and supporting foster families.
  • Offers free home-visiting nursing services to first-time mothers from pregnancy through the child's second birthday, including health and developmental screenings for children from prenatal to 48 months of age.
  • Parent Education and Support
    Provides parent education classes, both virtually and in-person, to prevent child abuse and neglect, teach parenting skills, and meet court-ordered requirements. This includes home visits with certified Parent Educators for children from prenatal to 48 months of age.
capacity building · 1
  • Legacy Gift Management
    Invests and grows legacy gifts to support the ongoing mission of promoting child well-being and family stability.
strategies · 19

how they think

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named programs · 8

what they call their work

Behavioral Health Services
Mental and behavioral health treatment services for children, young adults, and families to heal from trauma, build resilience, and restore stability
Cole & Jeannie Davis Family Center
A center that brings together programs and resources for Tucson children and families.
Community Education & Outreach
Free parenting classes offered virtually via Zoom, covering topics from toddler care to teen communication, including court-ordered parenting education
Foster Care & Adoption Services
Programs that license and support foster families and provide services to children and families in need of out-of-home care
Kelly Early Education Center
Provides high-quality, affordable childcare and early education to children from low-income families
Nurse-Family Partnership
Free in-home nursing program for first-time mothers, offering support from registered nurses during pregnancy until the child's second birthday, focusing on health, development, and family well-being
Parents as Teachers
Free home visiting program for families with children from prenatal to 48 months, providing parent education, developmental screenings, and school readiness support in English and Spanish
The Kelly Early Education Center
Provides high-quality, affordable childcare and early education to children from low-income families.
relationships · 6

who they work with

  • Angel Charity for Children Partner — Provided a $823,144 grant to fund construction of a shelter for infants and children under five.
  • First Things First Funder — Provides grant funding to support the Parents as Teachers program.
  • First Things First Funder — Provides grant support for the Community Education & Outreach program.
  • Nurse-Family Partnership Network — Implements the Nurse-Family Partnership international evidence-based model for maternal and child health.
  • O’Rielly Family Foundation Partner — Provided grants for the renovation of the shelter for children aged 4–11.
  • Union Pacific Foundation Partner — Provided grants for the renovation of the shelter for children aged 4–11.