Dear Tennyson Community, As previously shared, in March we made the difficult decision to close our Residential Program. As of April 16, all residential children have been discharged to beneficial step-down placements in foster, kinship, adoptive, and biological families with…
Click here to see the full Newsletter. For our April newsletter, we are highlighting the importance of prevention and its impact on child and family wellbeing. Because of the isolation experienced during COVID-19, children have been at a greater risk of neglect…
Read an update from our Board of Directors from March 17, 2021, here.
Growth Click here to see the full Newsletter. From the CEO In many ways, 2020 was a year of “doing more with less.” Many businesses had to pivot, reduce capacity, or even close. Our networks of friends and family had…
Reposted from Denver 7 News. You can read the full article here A program in Colorado to place children with foster families could soon be a model for other states to follow. The Family First Prevention Services Act of…
Reposted (in part) from Colorado Parent Magazine. You can read the full article here. "The pandemic has many families struggling. These crisis intervention and prevention services are stepping in to give parents much needed encouragement and assistance.I’m making a pasta dinner,…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Media Contact: Lauren Dartt - Tennyson Center for Children [email protected] | 720-855-3326 Tennyson Center for Children Announces Merger with Families Together Merger is First in Larger Statewide Effort to Integrate Multiple Colorado Child Welfare…
