The Family Relief Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping families overcome challenges and improve their lives.
Established in 2022, we passionately serve the community with dedication.
Our mission is to empower individuals and families to heal and thrive through open dialogue and compassionate psychological support.
Since 2022, our network of more than 300 trained volunteers drives change: we support local community, raising the awareness on mental health, educating and providing resources to those in need; also we serve war-affected families with specialized trauma healing programs in Ukraine, educate volunteers across Europe, and provide essential resources for families in Africa.
By creating a safe space, we help families navigate challenges, rebuild connections, and foster resilience.
Meet our dedicated team members
With more than 20 years of expertise in the mental health field, Yulia is deeply committed to advancing FRP’s mission to provide counseling, educational programs, and emergency relief to families in need.
Yulia is passionate about community development, with a strong focus on community engagement and advocacy. Her leadership is rooted in a compassionate and collaborative approach, prioritizing the well-being of families while addressing the broader landscape of mental wellness and working to eliminate stigma.
Originally from Chernivtsi, Ukraine, she has lived in the United States for over 15 years. With a degree in economics and over 25 years of experience working with children, Natalia combines business acumen with a deep passion for community service. As a business owner in the childcare sector, she is dedicated to supporting families and children, particularly immigrants, helping them adapt and thrive in their new environment.
In her role at Family Relief, Natalia ensures the organization’s financial stability, enabling it to grow and extend its support to more families in need.
His dedication to the nonprofit sector is reflected in his tireless work ethic, collaborative spirit, and deep understanding of the unique challenges nonprofits face.
A U.S. Air Force veteran, Chris earned a Business Administration degree and later completed the Master’s in Governance program. He has held leadership roles in Rotary, city, and county boards, and has dedicated his career to supporting underserved youth. Currently, he serves as the Program Manager of Youth & Education for the Greater Sacramento Urban League.
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