CVCC

Helping Parents & Educators Recognize Early Signs Of:

Childhood Depression, Anxiety, Bullying & Trafficking

About Central Valley Compassion Coalition

Sometimes all somebody needs is a hug!

CVCC provides resources, training, and technical assistance to families and organizations.

Our Purpose

To improve youth enrichment, family bonds, generational education, health and social development, and to carry on other charitable activists with this purpose.

“In the same way, it is not my Heavenly Father’s will that even one of these little ones should perish.” -Matthew 18:14

To put assessment tools into the hands of parents and school administrators to recognize early signs of childhood depression, anxiety and bullying — and to support anti-trafficking youth advocates.

“Our main goal is to put assessment tools into the hands of parents and school administration to recognize early signs of childhood depression, anxiety and bullying. In addition, we support anti-trafficking youth advocates.”
George Watson Founder
Why We Need Your Help

Among high school students in 2023 - CDC Stats

experienced persistent sadness or hopelessness.
0 %
seriously considered attempting suicide.
0 %
made a suicide plan.
0 %
attempted suicide!
0 %
Our Mission

Helping Parents and Educators Recognize Early Signs of Childhood Depression, Anxiety, Bullying & Trafficking

Early Signs of Childhood Depression

Children may signal depression through sadness, loss of interest, sleep or appetite changes, and withdrawal at school or home.

Early Signs of Childhood Anxiety

Children with anxiety may show excessive worry, frequent headaches or stomachaches, avoidance of school or social events, and restlessness or perfectionism that makes it hard to relax.

Early Signs a Child is Being Bullied

Bullying often shows up as unexplained injuries or missing items, avoiding school or activities, sudden mood changes, and declining grades or sleep struggles.

Early Signs a Child May Be Groomed by a Trafficker

Grooming warning signs include secretive new relationships, unexplained gifts or money, sudden changes in appearance or behavior, and withdrawal from family and friends.