Amy Sanchez Named Executive Director of Uplift Family Services’ LA Region
LOS ANGELES, CA, October 27, 2021 – Amy Sanchez joins Uplift Family Services as the new Executive Director for the Los Angeles region. In this role, she will contribute to Uplift Family Services’ mission, vision, and values by channeling her own roots and...
Dr. Angelica Cortez Joins Uplift Family Services as Newly Created V.P. of Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
CAMPBELL, CA, August 6, 2021 – Uplift Family Services welcomes Dr. Angelica Cortez, who will join the agency as its first Vice President of Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion. In this new role, Dr. Cortez will advance the agency’s racial equity and...
Solano County Behavioral Health Contracts with Uplift Family Services to Provide Community-Based Mobile Crisis Services
FAIRFIELD, CA, May 3, 2021 – Uplift Family Services and Solano County Behavioral Health are pleased to announce the initial launch of the Solano Community-Based Mobile Crisis Response Program in partnership with the Fairfield Police Department and the Suisun City...
Darren DeMonsi Named Director of Fund Development in Bay Area
CAMPBELL, CA, February 2, 2021 – Darren DeMonsi has been promoted to Director of Fund Development for the Bay Area region of Uplift Family Services. In the expansion of his current role, he will lead all fund development activities for the region. “This role expansion...
Uplift Family Services Welcomes Alison Raitt as New Director of Fund Development in LA
LOS ANGELES, CA, December 9, 2020 – Uplift Family Services is pleased to welcome Alison Raitt, who has joined the agency as the new Director of Fund Development for the Los Angeles region. In this position, she will manage current fundraising programs in the region,...Stories of Hope
Anthony & Isaiah
After years of witnessing their parents’ abusive relationship, 12-year-old Anthony became violent and had daily meltdowns, while his younger brother, Isaiah, became extremely withdrawn as a result of his brother’s extreme behavior and bullying. Eventually, the boys moved in with their aunt, who loved the boys like sons, but felt overwhelmed.
