SAVE's Maternal Mental Health Access Program supports pregnant and postpartum mothers through wellness education, community support, and access to care. It's designed to help mothers feel informed, supported, and more confident as they move through pregnancy and after birth, free and open to anyone who wants a supportive space to learn, connect, and ask questions.

We are an approved practicum site at our Sacramento and Yuba City locations, dedicated to supporting supervisees in providing high-quality, compassionate care. Supervisees train in specialized, trauma-informed treatments that are hardest to find locally, meaning every clinician we train is someone in our community who no longer has to go without the care they need. 

Through school-based groups, community sessions, and in-house programming, we support young people across a range of well-being topics, from emotional regulation and healthy relationships to life transitions and safety. We also facilitate the MindOneSix curriculum by Pro Youth and are developing a breathwork program focused on nervous system regulation and resilience. 

At SAVE Family Foundation, we believe well-being begins with the basics, and in Sacramento County, more than 1 in 4 of our neighbors are at risk of hunger.

Since food access is a core driver of both physical and mental health, we meet it directly: partnering with local farms, hosting "Food is Medicine" classes, and offering culinary medicine demonstrations led by certified instructors, alongside our ongoing community yoga and mental health programs. Looking ahead, we're deepening this work through food bank partnerships, expanded food literacy resources, and nutrition integrated into care, because true wellness is physical, social, and emotional all at once.