A FAMILY AFFAIR INC
Our Program is a behavioral program, which means that we will be, along with providing an opportunity for community integration, utilizing behavioral intervention techniques to assist our consumers in overcoming some of their challenges. Our behavioral intervention will be implemented with the following goals in mind:
A Family Affair Bridges specializes in providing opportunities for those who require assistance and trained supervision to complete their basic activities of daily living. those Opportunities will primarily be driven by three components:
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Basic computer navigation training will be offered to all interested consumers. With a physician's release, access to exercise equipment will be made available as well. Other Activities will include horticulture, arts and crafts, , and photography, and scrapbooking.
Mrs. Carolyn Mitchell serves as the President and CEO of A Family Affair Bridges, bringing over 35 years of unwavering dedication to individuals with developmental delays. As the proud owner and operator of seven residential care homes and five day programs for elderly and adult clients, Mrs. Mitchell has built a legacy rooted in compassion, excellence, and a deeply held philosophy of “family first.” Her commitment extends beyond physical care— she has used her God-given talent and gifts to fulfill her purpose and make a meaningful and lasting impact on the lives of many.
Under her leadership, Mrs. Mitchell ensures that all staff are thoroughly trained and qualified to meet the diverse and evolving needs of the individuals served by the program. Her focus on quality care and holistic support has made A Family Affair a trusted and respected name in the community.
In 2006, she was recognized by the National Business Advisory Council for her outstanding contributions to the field. On July 19, 2024, Mrs. Mitchell was awarded a Certificate of Recognition by California Senator Angelique Ashby of the Eighth District. This honor celebrates her exceptional commitment and over three decades of distinguished service to the Developmentally Delayed and Mental Health communities.
Additionally, Mrs. Mitchell has been honored by Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D., further highlighting the profound and lasting impact of her leadership, advocacy, and heartfelt service throughout her career.