Koinonia family Services

Koinonia Family Services was founded on February 3, 1982 and is a state-licensed, non-profit public service organization that has maintained its national accreditation by CARF since 2016. During its 40-year history, Koinonia’s caring and compassionate staff and families have helped thousands of children and teens begin a new life. Its headquarters is located in Loomis, California, a small suburban community located about 25 miles northeast of Sacramento. Over the years, Koinonia has expanded across California and Nevada, now offering a wide variety of services, including family preservation, child advocacy, and outpatient services. To better represent the services and programs we offer, our company name was changed from Koinonia Foster Homes to Koinonia Family Services in 2006. 

Our current programs include Foster Care (including intensive services, emergency placement, special health care needs, nonminor dependents, therapeutic foster care, and specialized treatment foster care in Nevada), Adoption, Post-Adoption Wraparound, Prevention Services, and Residential Services. Our Residential Services include Long-Term and Short-Term Behavioral Health Programs that provide trauma-informed treatment and support for youth with complex behavioral health needs, as well as Placer County's Crisis Resolution Center, which offers short-term crisis stabilization, assessment, and intervention for non-adjudicated youth and their families. Through our Prevention Services, we provide Enhanced Care Management (ECM), Community Supports (CS), Community Health Worker (CHW) Services, and Healthy Families America® (HFA®), helping children, youth, and families access coordinated care and resources that promote long-term stability and well-being.