Bay Area Crisis Nursery

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• We believe that child abuse is preventable. A crisis nursery is a place a family can temporarily place their young children in a time of personal crisis. The Bay Area Crisis Nursery (BACN) was established in 1981 by Sister Ann Weltz. Our mission is to help prevent child abuse and child neglect by providing supportive services to families who are in stress or crisis. Our primary service is providing a warm, loving, homelike environment for children from birth through eleven years of age by offering 24-hour residential care. Our nonprofit organization has two sites providing 24-hour care for children: the Nursery for children birth through age five, and the Dahlstrom House for children age six through eleven. Children receive shelter, food, clothing, toys and tender care while parents develop a plan of action to resolve the crisis and / or alleviate the stress in their lives. BACNs operations are funded solely by donations from individuals, businesses, the faith community, service clubs and organizations, private foundations and fundraising events. We receive no government funding. Services are provided at no fee to our clients. Helping parents in crisis before an incident occurs is our core tenet. As a result of the support we provide, we help parents and their children grow into a healthy family with a minimum of stress. We are the only crisis nursery in the Bay Area offering free, voluntary and confidential services.
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  Headquarters:1506 Mendocino Drive , Concord, California, United States

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  Phone Number: +1 925-685-8052

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  Website: https://www.bayareacrisisnursery.org

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  Employees:6

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  Revenue:$1 - 10M

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  Legal Name:Bay Area Crisis Nursery

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• |  NAICS Code: 624190  |

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