KidSCope

10/31/2025

From slime to henna to the dream room, this year the Mosaic Festival was a full house of laughter, art, and connection! Grateful for every little moment of joy our families shared. 💫💛

10/10/2025

Friday Feels 🍃
A black butterfly pauses in our therapy garden, a quiet reminder that healing can be gentle, powerful, and beautifully unexpected. 🦋✨

06/15/2025

Sending love this Father’s Day 💜

05/24/2025

Please help our friends at !

Community Organizing for Racial Equity (CORE) is at risk of shutting down.

For those who don’t know CORE: they’ve led anti-racism trainings, healing circles, and deep equity work across North Carolina for years - with a special focus on faith based communities and rural areas. Their work creates space for truth, justice, difficult conversations and community repair.

But in today’s political climate, that work is being labeled “too controversial.” Funding has been paused. Staff have been let go. And now, CORE is fighting to stay open.

They need to raise $16,000 by June 15 to keep going.

If you believe in justice, not just as a value, but as action, please give what you can. Every donation helps.

Donate here: https://corenc-bloom.kindful.com/core-board-of-directors-2025-campaign-2025/save-core

05/11/2025

Sending y’all love! ♥️💐

04/15/2025

Abuse is preventable. When parents and caregivers are supported, children are safer. This Child Abuse Prevention Awareness month, know that you’re not alone. We’re here to walk alongside you - because asking for help is how cycles are broken, and healing begins. 💙

04/14/2025

We're so excited to share that the Healing Roots Initiative—KidSCope’s new program integrating mindfulness, land-based healing, and trauma-informed therapy for children and families—was recently featured in the The Daily Tar Heel!

This initiative has been a long time in the making, and we’re grateful to see it growing roots in our community. Thank you to everyone who’s helped nurture this vision.

🌱 Read the full article here: https://www.dailytarheel.com/article/2025/04/city-kidscope-healing-roots-initiative

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Families, Communities, and Rising launched their new child health care initiative Healing Roots, a mindfulness and nature-based program focused on connecting children, caregivers and the community.

03/28/2025

Our Spring herb garden is coming together nicely! We’ve got loads of vibrant basil, aromatic mint, thyme and rosemary!🌿🌞

01/20/2025

Today, we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who sacrificed his safety, freedom, and ultimately his life for justice and equality. His legacy reminds us to keep striving for a world where love and equity prevail.

12/31/2024

As we wrap up 2024, we’re celebrating a truly sweet milestone! Congratulations to Yolanda Balderas on 15 remarkable years with KidSCope. Yolanda has been a steadfast advocate for Chatham County families, leading Incredible Years parenting groups for Spanish-speaking families with compassion and care. Her unwavering dedication and advocacy inspire us all. Yolanda, we are so proud of you—thank you for everything you do! 🎉🎉🎉

12/25/2024

Happy Holidays from all of us at KidSCope. We’re wishing you rest, ease and togetherness this holiday season. See y’all in 2025. ❄️🎁🎄

12/11/2024

Say hello to Kristin Tenney-Blackwell, our new mental health consultant, who will be supporting Telamon sites across Caswell, Chatham, Sampson, and Wake counties. Kristin brings a wealth of experience in mental health services, and we’re thrilled to have her join us as we continue working to support children and families in our community.

A little about Kristin:

Kristin Tenney-Blackwell, M.A., LLP, IMH-E, has been working with children, families and educators for over twenty years and is passionate about promoting the well-being of young children and the adults who care for them. In addition to her private practice, she has worked extensively with caregivers and educators helping to support young children’s social and emotional well-being, as well as efforts to prevent and respond to challenging behavior. Her portfolio includes work in national- and state-level early childhood education and mental health initiatives, in addition to coaching, reflective supervision, training, resource development, research, and evaluation of early childhood projects.