Center for Human Services

02/04/2026

CHS Community Report 2024–2025: Bridges of Support

For over 20 years, CHS Family Resource Centers (FRCs) have been trusted hubs for families in Stanislaus County, providing parenting classes, school readiness support, and connections to essential resources. Last year, FRCs served over 6,000 individuals and 2,200 families across four locations. Even with recent funding shifts, FRCs continue a “no wrong door” approach, ensuring families leave with support, guidance, or referrals to build stronger, more resilient communities.

📖 Learn more about this program at: centerforhumanservices.org/news/

02/02/2026

Last year, more than 17,000 children, youth, and families found hope and support through CHS programs.

Your generosity helped families access vital resources, individuals improve their mental well-being, youth receive prevention and early intervention services, and young adults gain the skills they need to become self-reliant. CHS provides safety, stability, and hope for a new beginning.

Make hope possible today. Donate at: secure.qgiv.com/for/annc

01/30/2026

CHS kicked off the year by celebrating our incredible staff at our January All-Staff held at Dave & Buster’s!

The day was all about appreciation, connection, and fun. Staff enjoyed a delicious spread of chicken sliders, fries, flatbread pizza, salad, and a variety of desserts. The celebration also included Bingo and a Vision and Goal Board station. Throughout the venue, staff had fun playing games like Dance Dance Revolution, Pac-Man, bowling, and axe throwing. We were also excited to welcome Modesto Children's Museum, who led a Coaster Creators Outreach Workshop. It was a great evening spent having fun, connecting with one another, and celebrating together.

Thank you to our CHS staff, your dedication, compassion, and hard work make a real difference in the lives of the youth and families we serve every day!

01/29/2026

CHS Community Report 2024–2025: Expanding Mental Health Access

CHS’s Integrated Mental Health Program (IMHP) is improving access to school-based mental health services in Stanislaus County. By placing cross-trained clinicians directly on campuses the program removes barriers and keeps families from having to start over with new providers. Now in its second year, with new partnerships through the California Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative, CHS will continue expanding mental health access for local youth.

📖 Learn more about this program at: centerforhumanservices.org/news/

01/24/2026

Parents & Teens Together 💬
Looking to improve communication and strengthen your relationship with your teen? Join our free 12-week course for parents and teens ages 13–17.

✔️ Interactive activities & discussions
✔️ Topics include social media, stress, and trust
✔️ Space is limited (closed course)
✔️ Refreshments provided

📍 Hutton House
2004 W. Briggsmore Ave., Modesto, CA 95350

📞 (209) 526-1441 ext. 548
📧 info@yncstanislaus.org

👉 Visit yncstanislaus.org/hutton-house to complete the interest form!

01/21/2026

CHS Community Report 2024–2025: The Wellness Coach Initiative

California’s new Wellness Coach Certification is helping schools keep preventative mental health services in place by allowing organizations like CHS to bill for this support. With 75 CHS Youth Services staff now certified, the Student Assistance Program can continue providing essential on-campus services to students dealing with anxiety, family issues, and more.

📖 Learn more about this program at: centerforhumanservices.org/news/

01/20/2026

We have new job opportunities!

Please visit bit.ly/work-at-chs to apply.

Licensed Clinician: The Licensed Clinician provides clinical and operational oversight for Enhanced Care Management (ECM), Community Supports, Wellness Coaches, and Community Health Worker programs.

Development & Communications Director: This Senior Leadership position will play a critical role in driving the success of the organization by ensuring the achievement of its fundraising, stewardship, donor development, and communication goals.

Youth Shelter Specialist Per Diem - HH: Responsible for providing guidance, supervision, information and services to YNC participants within YNC Shelter Programs utilizing non-judgmental and positive youth development practices.

Youth Shelter Specialist - HH: Responsible for providing guidance, supervision, information and services to YNC participants within YNC Shelter Programs utilizing non-judgmental and positive youth development practices.

Youth Shelter Specialist -Per Diem: Responsible for providing guidance, supervision, information and services to YNC participants within YNC Shelter Programs utilizing non-judgmental and positive youth development practices.

Benefits:
-Health insurance coverage
-401(k) savings plan
-Paid time off
-Employee assistance program and more

01/14/2026

01/14/2026