
The Children’s Cabinet Honored in Best of Sierra Nevada Awards
The Children’s Cabinet is thrilled to announce that we’ve been recognized in this year’s Best of Sierra Nevada Awards, taking home Gold for Best Charity Event for Art of Childhood

The Children’s Cabinet is thrilled to announce that we’ve been recognized in this year’s Best of Sierra Nevada Awards, taking home Gold for Best Charity Event for Art of Childhood

Shannon Bilbray-Axelrod has joined The Children’s Cabinet as Policy and External Relations Director, strengthening the organization’s leadership team as it advances policy solutions and partnerships that support children and families

Mia and Jordan began working with The Children’s Cabinet in the spring through the Parents as Teachers program, an evidence-based home visiting model designed to support early childhood parent education,

Quality child care and early education play a critical role in helping young children grow, learn, and feel safe. For families across Nevada, reliable child care also makes it possible

When 15-year-old Celia reached out to Safe Place in September, she was calling from her high school, scared, overwhelmed, and unsure where to turn. Home no longer felt safe. The

Fifteen-year-old Alex reached out to our Safe Place hotline one afternoon this summer. He was calling from Wild Island Coconut Bowl, trying to disappear into the noise of the arcade while his world felt like it was

For the past two years, Lena Harper and her children have been part of The Children’s Cabinet family through our Parents as Teachers program, helping Lena be her children’s first

One night in October, 17-year-old Joseph found himself alone and without a safe place to sleep. After a heated argument with his mother, he was kicked out of their home.

Finding child care is one of the most important decisions a parent can make. Whether you’re returning to work, working non-traditional hours, or simply searching for a safe and nurturing

When Cheryl Stover first discovered the Children’s Cabinet Stitchers, she found more than a quilting circle; she found a mission. The Stitchers began as a casual group of women who