Cloverleaf Family Counseling
and the
Cloverleaf Enrichment Center
partner to promote family enrichment as a protective factor
that allows children to thrive within healthy families.
1847 Robinson Street
Oroville, CA 95965
530-552-2105
admin@cloverleafcounselingservices.com
Cloverleaf Family Enrichment Project Values:
A commitment to developmentally aware, healing-centered, inter-culturally informed, and diversity-affirming practices.
A commitment to relationship-focused, attachment-based, multidisciplinary interventions.
A commitment to building and enhancing caregiver and community capacities to serve and support children and families.
A commitment to enhance community outreach and public engagement to identify and address community protective and risk factors.
Project Goals
Improve caregiver-child interactions, parenting behaviors and family functioning.
Increase parental beliefs that nurturing children at any age is appropriate.
Provide mental health treatment to address trauma-related symptoms.
Enhance community outreach and public engagement to support caregivers by promoting positive parenting practices.
Normalize and validate asking for parental help and guidance.
Family Enrichment:
Butte County families should have access to supportive services that promote protective factors and mitigate risks.
Butte County children and families live in safe and healthy environments.
Butte County parents and caregivers feel supported and can ask for help.
Butte County parents and caregivers engage in nurturing, safe, and developmentally-informed parenting practices.
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FEP Practices:
Public Engagement & Enhancement Campaigns to Support Caregivers & Promote Positive Parenting Practices.
Caregiver, Child, Family and Parent Coaching, Counseling, and Therapy.
Parenting Skills & Family Relationships Approaches.
Early Childhood Home Visiting & Community-Based Service Delivery and Family Support.
Informed by Fortson, B. L., Klevens, J., Merrick, M. T., Gilbert, L. K., & Alexander, S. P. (2016). Preventing child abuse and neglect: A technical package for policy, norm, and programmatic activities. Atlanta, GA: National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Inquiry Form
To learn more about the Cloverleaf Family Enrichment Project and to see if you may qualify, please complete the following form:
This project is funded through the Thrive Initiative of The North Valley Community Foundation
The vision for this learning project is to identify potential gaps and barriers to accessing the services and supports needed to lessen family stress. We hope to share what we learn with community partners and stakeholders to generate systemic change. We believe community investment is the key to long term success. As such, qualitative and quantitative data will be gathered through family fun community focus groups, community events, and through collaboration with community partners. Cloverleaf is committed to attending outreach events, meetings, and collectives to partner in sharing the needs of our community and filling the gaps in support and service delivery to families.
