In 2003, The Children's Cabinet rebranded to a new logo that would be used for nearly two decades.
In 2003, The Children's Cabinet introduced Project Safe Place to Northern Nevada, creating an 800 number and a network of walk-up sites where runaway, homeless, and endangered youth can turn for help.
The Children's Cabinet celebrated its 10th Annual Art of Childhood Fundraiser on September 18th, 2008.
The Children's Cabinet's Family Youth and Intervention Department officially moves into the Wilbur D. May Youth Center on Sinclair Street in Reno. This new location would go on to provide services for teenagers and their parents (including our onsite high school, a food pantry, and family counseling) all under one roof.
To meet the increasing need for The Children's Cabinet's services throughout the state, our Las Vegas office opened in 2010 to expand services to children and families in southern Nevada.
