What We Do

Raise & Shine is a Family Resource Center (FRC) that serves Early Start families.

Services

Click on the topics below for descriptions of Raise & Shine’s services.

Community Navigator Program

Our Community Navigator will work closely with you to help you utilize community resources and services. Click hereto be taken to our Programs and Resources page to learn more.

Diapers

If you are in need of diapers, you can come to our office at 419 Talmage Road, Suite K, Ukiah (click here to be taken to Google Maps) to pick some up.

Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library

Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is a free program that delivers books directly to children living in Mendocino County ages 0-5 years old.

Click here to be taken to the Imagination Library website to sign-up today!

Mental Health and Wellness Skills

Some staff are trained in the Community Resiliency Model (CRM).

Click here to be taken to our Programs and Resources page to learn more about CRM.

Or visit us at 419 Talamge Road, Suite K, Ukiah (click here to be taken to Google Maps) for self-regulating tips or a “grounding” session.

Parenting Information

If your child is displaying challenging behavior at home and you would like some guidance, you can come to the office at 419 Talmage Road, Suite K, Ukiah (click here to be taken to Google Maps) and pick up a “Tip Sheet”. The sheets are created by Positive Parenting Program. The sheets will give you information and strategies for a more smooth parenting experience. 

Play Group

Every Tuesday from 9:30-11 AM there is a 0-5 play group at Raise & Shine, suite M. Click here to be taken to our Programs and Resources page to learn more.

Triple P – Positive Parenting Program ®

We have a number of staff accredited to teach Triple P.

Click here to learn more about the program on our Programs and Resources page.

Click here to view FIRST 5 MENDOCINO’s Eventbrite website for upcoming classes.

What does Raise & Shine do?

• At Raise & Shine, you can expect family-driven support from staff who understand what you are going through, practical and emotional support, referrals to services for you or your child, and helpful trainings or workshops.
• We work with our local network of:
  • FRCs
  • Regional Centers
  • Doctors
  • Libraries
  • And more!
• We serve families with children between the ages of 0 and 5 years old.

What is an FRC?

• Family Resource Centers are local community centers that support parents and families.
• They help families connect and use local resources.
• Early Start services support families of children with disabilities, special healthcare needs, and those at risk for developing disabilities or delays.

What do they do?

• FRCs work with local regional centers and education agencies to help parents, families and children get information about local resources and services.