Innovative Sticker Calendar Launches to Support Co-Parenting in Colusa County
October 16, 2025 - 20:52
COLUSA COUNTY, Calif. — The Colusa Sutter Yolo Regional Child Support Agency has introduced an engaging new resource known as "My Sticker Calendar" to assist families in Colusa, Sutter, and Yolo Counties. This initiative is designed to foster better co-parenting relationships and provide children with an enjoyable method for tracking shared parenting time.
The calendar is not just a practical tool; it also promotes consistency and effective communication among family members. Featuring artwork created by local children, the calendar is adorned with colorful stickers, making it an interactive way for families to plan and organize their time together.
Available at no cost, families can obtain the calendar at agency offices located in Colusa, Yuba City, and Woodland. Additionally, calendars can be collected through the Family Law Facilitator at the Superior Court in each respective county. This initiative reflects the agency's ongoing commitment to supporting families and simplifying the child support process.
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