How We Help
Over 50 Years of Serving Our Community
For over 50 years, New Morning has provided a safety net of services to youth and their families in El Dorado County. These services include the 24-hour Emergency Youth Shelter (the only one in El Dorado County) for homeless and runaway youth. We have programs to support alcohol and drug treatment for adolescents, counseling and support for pregnant and parenting teens, and counseling for high-risk youth. We define high-risk youth as abused, suicidal, experiencing school failure, runaway or thrown out of their home, or engaging in delinquent behavior.
Shelter Expansion
The Ashby House
New Morning is excited to announce the successful completion of our expansion to our Emergency Youth Shelter. A learning center, private conference space and expanded storage will accommodate the changing needs of the kids at the Ashby House. Thanks to HomeAid, Marshall Foundation, Landmark Builders and so many more, New Morning can continue to serve displaced youth in a setting that promotes education, advocacy and healing.
Supporting our Youth & Families
How We’re Helping
6236
outpatient counseling hours provided to individuals and families
228
youth served through our emergency shelter, the Ashby House in 2020-2021
316
individuals and families helped through our Latino Outreach programs in 2020-2021
5943
Meals served at the Ashby House in 2021
New Morning Updates and Events
Latest News
Ashby House Expansion Ribbon Cutting
The project, recently approved by New Morning’s Board of Directors, involves the construction of a new 400 square foot multi-purpose room with an estimated cost of $300,000.
Child Abuse Prevention Month
Children's Memorial Flag Raising Ceremony. Join us as we remember those children we have lost from child abuse across the nation as well as those close to home.
Black History Month
The month of February is dedicated to recognizing those of African descent who have contributed to the history of America! Happy Black History Month!!