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One Degree is a technology driven nonprofit organization that helps individuals and families access the resources they need to improve their lives and achieve social and economic mobility. 

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One Degree is a technology driven nonprofit organization that helps individuals and families access the resources they need to improve their lives and achieve social and economic mobility.

Our platform has become the go-to tool for help-seekers - and the people who support them, such as case managers and social workers - throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and Los Angeles County in California, New York City, Southwest New Mexico and Gainesville, Florida.

We currently operate four major products: the One Degree website and Android and iOS apps as well as the new Common App. Tens of thousands of people rely on One Degree's website and apps to access health care, food banks, employment services, and much more. In the 10 California counties we support, Common App supports CalFresh and Covered California (Medi-Cal) applications as well as the local SF Dept. of Recreation & Parks Scholarship. We also support communities around the country to start their own One Degree chapters. Learn more about Chapters.

One Degree's mission is to empower people to create a path out of poverty for themselves and for their communities.

We see a world without poverty, where everyone can find the help they need quickly and easily, and can hold their service providers accountable.

Rey Faustino, One Degree's founder and CEO, was inspired to start the organization through his experience growing up in a working class Filipino immigrant family in Los Angeles.

While his parents worked multiple jobs to make ends meet, like many new immigrants, his family still faced the challenges of meeting their basic needs, such as health care, educational programs, and immigration services. Knowing where to go for help was simply too hard.

After moving to the Bay Area to work at a nonprofit organization serving low-income high school students, Rey saw that very little had changed in the social service sector in 20 years. While technological advancements and companies like Facebook, Google and Yelp were thriving, nonprofit and social services continued to use three-ring paper binders, and technology was not being used to benefit vulnerable communities. Rey founded One Degree to ensure everyone has access to the critical, life-saving resources, like the ones Rey and his family needed.

By helping people find and utilize resources that can help them, they can achieve social and economic mobility.

Our mission-driven team is revolutionizing access to social services for anyone, anywhere, anytime.

One Degree has over 24,000 members. They come from a diversity of backgrounds and lived experiences.

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You can connect to services and resources in your community by searching through our collection of programs and supports. Please follow the links below to OneDegree and search based on your zip code.

To speak to one of our family support professionals, please follow the links below to provide information on your child and your concerns. One of our team members will call you back at a time that works for you.
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Notice of Center Closure - Updated December 28

In response to the recent surge in COVID-19 (coronavirus) cases, all Community Resource Centers are temporarily closed until further notice.

Thank you for your patience as we do our part to help prevent the spread of .

Please note that eligible L.A. Care members can use to access urgent care from home. You can talk to a doctor by phone or video chat if you have a health concern and can't reach your regular doctor. Visit our Teladoc web page for more information.

L.A. Care members may also contact the Nurse Advice Line for free health advice. It is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 1-800-249-3619 (TTY 711). L.A. Care members may also contact Member Services by calling the number on the back of your Member ID card for other questions.

Blue Shield Promise members may contact Customer Care at 1-800-605-2556 and/or the Nurse Advice Line for free health advice 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 1-800-609-4166.

As our Resource Center is temporarily closed, we remind you that we are continuing to offer free on-demand classes on our YouTube Channel, which include:

Fitness and Exercise Classes (Yoga, Zumba, etc.)

Health Education Classes

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Classes for Kids and Families

New classes will be available each week! Subscribe and ring the notification bell to be notified when new content is available.

L.A. Care Health Plan and Blue Shield of California Promise Health Plan are here to serve you and the East L.A. community. We are committed to help you and your family maintain your well-being in this time of need.

Our Center offers many free and fun classes and services tailored for L.A. Care and Blue Shield Promise members and the community to help keep you, your families and your friends active, healthy and informed.

Resources Currently Offered at the Centers

Make an appointment today to access the following resources at one of your local centers:

Customer care

Free WiFi for telehealth services

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Personalized Services for Members of L.A. Care and Blue Shield Promise Health Plans

Member Services and Navigators - get help receiving quality care and resolving challenges to get the care you need.

Management of Chronic Conditions - participate in our diabetes prevention programs. Learn about healthy eating and the importance of regular physical activity with a trained lifestyle coach.

Health Technology - access electronic health resource tools, such as health portals and apps, to help manage and improve your health. The Center will offer support to learn how to use these tools.

Care Management - get the most from your health care benefits by working with a Care Manager. A Care Manager can help members organize and develop a plan for their care.

Community Link - use the L.A. Care Community Link platform to receive social services assistance for housing, food, bills and more.

Need Health Coverage?
If you or your family have been impacted financially by the COVID 19 pandemic you may be eligible for FREE or low-cost Medi-Cal healthcare coverage.

L.A. Care and Blue Shield Promise are partners in offering Medi-Cal coverage in Los Angeles county.

Our enrollment specialists can help you understand how to apply for Medi-Cal health coverage for you and your family.

about L.A. Care's Medi-Cal Plan
or call 1-888-439-5124

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A group of special needs kids had a blast at the recent CPAD's social recreational program event. This weekly event, funded by East Los Angles Regional Center, was held at a local senior community center, featured a variety of activities, including art, music, and exercise. The kids were able to express themselves creatively through art...

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Fiesta Educativa – Dedicated to empowering families of persons with disabilities

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What We Do: TASK helps families navigate special education, disability services and assistive technology. We provide families with emotional support, information, and direction. When needed, we refer them to other agencies for additional services. Our goal is to promote cooperation between families and schools to help kids succeed.

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What We Do: TASK helps families navigate special education, disability services and assistive technology. We provide families with emotional support, information, and direction. When needed, we refer them to other agencies for additional services. Our goal is to promote cooperation between families and schools to help kids succeed.

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L.A. Care Community Link helps you connect with community agencies for assistance with housing, food, bills, and lots more.

If you take our survey, it will help us identify your needs so we can connect you with community and social service programs in addition to the health services you get. Please answer the questions in your own way, there are no right or wrong answers.

Get connected now!

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Take our Social Factors of Health Survey L.A. Care Community Link helps you connect with community agencies for assistance with housing, food, bills, and lots more. If you take our survey, it will help us identify your needs so we can connect you with community and social service programs in addition to the health services you get.

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Stay Healthy While Staying at Home! The L.A. Care/Blue Shield Promise Community Resource Centers are fun, safe and inclusive spaces to help our members and the community be active, healthy and informed. To help support our community during this stay-at-home period, we've launched a series of on-demand classes!

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In these past 6 months, we and all our families have had been surprised by the prolonged pandemic. We all have to make adjustments to new challenges and adapt to this new norm of life .... Since the outbreak of COVID-19, CPAD has stopped all in-person program activities and events for the safety of our member families, because the California governor put the "Stay-at-Home Order" in place in March 19, 2020.

Aware of the isolation and challenges faced by CPAD family members during COVID-19, CPAD has also converted some of our in-person program activities into zoom meetings/activities which includes: Monthly Support Group/Trainings, Saturday Virtual Program, Rainbow Dance Classes, Chinese SAGE, and other additional zoom parent trainings. ()

The need to change CPAD activities into virtual meetings and trainings actually have many unexpected positive outcomes. CPAD parent leaders all have learned new technical skills in maneuvering virtual platforms which in turn equipped them to support member family's tech needs.

During these pandemic difficult times, stress and adversity are inevitable in our community. We can expect that our families' responses and emotons will vary. It is important to receive accurat information and stay on top of te rapidly changing advice. Our commitment continues to commnicate what services are available to our CPAD family ()

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Eastern Los Angeles Regional Center will continue to operate during the "Safer at Home" order in place for Los Angeles County. The ELARC office buildings will be closed to the public beginning Friday, March 20, 2020. Our main number is (626) 299-4700. The best way to reach your Service Coordinator is by email or phone, view the staff phone list here. We want you to stay safe and be well. Additional information is available at ELARC/COVID-19.

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Please enable JavaScript in your browser for a better user experience. Eastern Los Angeles Regional Center will continue to operate during the "Safer at Home" order in place for Los Angeles County. The ELARC office buildings will be closed to the public beginning Friday, March 20, 2020. Our main number is (626) 299-4700.

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Eastern Los Angeles Regional Center will continue to operate during the "Safer at Home" order in place for Los Angeles County. The ELARC office buildings will be closed to the public beginning Friday, March 20, 2020. Our main number is (626) 299-4700. The best way to reach your Service Coordinator is by email or phone, view the staff phone list here. We want you to stay safe and be well. Additional information is available at ELARC/COVID-19.

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Welcome to ELARC's Community Events & Opportunities page. Click on the picture that best fits the resource that you are looking for. Please note that Posting of Community Events and Opportunities is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to reflect an endorsement by the Eastern Los Angeles Regional Center (ELARC). ELARC events are posted on the Calendar located on the home page of this website.
**Due to COVID-19 and the Public Health regulations, some of these events may not be available or they may have moved these to virtual meetings. Please call these agencies to learn about their protocols.** (City events, conferences, workshops, etc.)

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Students with disabilities are entitled to a free appropriate public education (FAPE). The COVID-19 pandemic had a negative effect on schools resulting in learning disruption nationally. Students with disabilities may need Compensatory Education services to remedy any educational or other deficits that resulted from a student with an IEP or Section 504 plan not receiving the evaluations or services to which they were entitled during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health

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As our community continues to navigate challenges related to COVID-19, evolving restrictions and guidelines, vaccine distribution and the long overdue racial reckoning, it is particularly important to care for your mental wellbeing and that of those around you. As Kobe Bryant said, "Everything negative - pressure, challenges - is an opportunity...to rise."

Our LACDMH web resources are "always on," from resources and guides related to COVID-19 and racial equity to support for veterans, plus an ever-growing collection of resources organized by topic. And our partnership with leading meditation app Headspace makes subscriptions free to all LA County residents.

I remain committed and excited about the opportunities for healing and mental health equity ahead. My recent op-ed co-authored with State Senator Howard Stern in the Los Angeles Times outlines opportunities for major reform and improvement in the way that we care for the most vulnerable among us.

We forge ahead with heart, grit, compassion and new insights - committed to creating a more fully connected County that supports the wellbeing of everyone.

Learn more about our mission at DMH to provide hope, recovery and wellbeing for everyone in Los Angeles County and beyond.

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HMG California | Help Me Grow National Center

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Foothill Family, Pasadena, California. 1,204 likes · 8 talking about this · 62 were here. Foothill Family is committed to improving the social and emotional well-being of infants, children, youth,…

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Welcome to the Center for Young Children and their Families

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Located on the campus of California State University Los Angeles, Centro de Niños y Padres (Center for Young Children and their Families) is a family-focused program providing services to children birth to age three, who have or are at risk for a developmental disability. As one of the oldest and most pioneering special education early learning centers in the country, this program serves families in the neighboring culturally diverse communities through developmentally appropriate practices. The program serves children who have been identified as having developmental disabilities and children who are at risk, including those with complex and intensive medical needs. We also welcome infants and toddlers without disabilities whose parents are interested in a family centered early learning environment dedicated to diversity and celebration of the family role in development and learning.

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Center for Young Children and their Families (Centro de Niños y Padres)

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We believe parents and family members are the ultimate experts and decision makers about their children. We work in partnership with families to enhance the learning and development of each child. Children may receive services in a home-based program or in a structured learning environment combined with bi-weekly home visits. These services further the overall development of the child while supporting the well being of the family. An individual plan is developed for each child and family to address their specific needs. These goals are achieved by working in a family centered, interdisciplinary team model where parents are respected as the ultimate experts and decision makers about their children.

The Home-Base Program

Children from birth to approximately 1 year, those who are too medically fragile, or those whose parents, for a variety of reasons are unable to participate in the structured environment, are served in a home only program. Home visits offer an opportunity to address the individual needs of families on a one-to-one basis with an emphasis on enhancing the child's development and family life. Home-based activities are reflective of everyday family experiences, routines, relationships and practices and are inclusive of all family members present. Home visits may take place wherever the family's need exists, including the family's home, a neighborhood park, a local market or restaurant, the doctor's office, or in the home of a family friend or relative. Home visits may also involve the participation of other individuals outside the immediate family including extended family members, neighbors and friends.

The Structured Learning and Play Environment

Children from 18 months to 3 years are served in a structured learning and play environment. These children attend on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 3 hours per day. Children with special needs also receive bi-weekly home visits. Our center utilizes a "play-based" curriculum. Children are provided the opportunity to learn through "play" and daily routines. These daily routines include: child initiated free play, opening circle, a small group activity, outdoor activities, meal time, music and movement, and a final closing circle. Our daily activities are carefully designed to help young children learn skills in many areas including social skills and self-esteem, communication and language skills, motor skills and self-help (independence), and school readiness skills.

Inclusive Programming

The structured learning environment also welcomes infants and toddlers without disabilities whose parents are interested in a family centered early learning environment dedicated to diversity and celebration of the family role in development and learning. Their participation in the program provides young children with disabilities an opportunity to engage with and learn from typically developing peers.

Transition Planning

All families receive assistance and support as their children move from early intervention services into preschool services at age 3. Early intervention specialists work with families and local agencies to create seamless transitions. Families receive training and information from a variety of community agencies in preparation for transition.

Additional Services and Support

Program staff will assist families with access and coordination of many different types of services and referrals including:

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and In-Home Supportive Service (IHSS)

Translation Services

Medical and Therapeutic Services

Nutrition

Speech

Occupational Therapy/Physical Therapy

Mental Health

To learn more on how our programs can help you gain the supplemental support and services you need, call our offices at (323) 343-4420 or e-mail us at services@centrodeninos.org

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MAOF uses a multi-generational approach to uplift the whole family. We provide social services for infants through seniors across four pillars: early child education services, senior services, community development services, and community partnership services.

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Plaza Community Services – Building A Better Tomorrow Since 1905

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Plaza Community Services | Los Angeles CA

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Plaza Community Services, Los Angeles, California. 429 likes · 126 were here. Plaza Community Services is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving the Los Angeles community since 1905. Visit us online at...

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Plaza Community Services | 182 followers on LinkedIn. Building a better tomorrow since 1905! | Plaza Community Center was initiated by Rev. Dr. Vernon McCombs and Miss Katherine Higgins, and incorporated as a non-profit agency in 1916.

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Proyecto Pastoral | Los Angeles | Non-Profit

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Proyecto Pastoral's mission is to empower the community of Boyle Heights through grassroots projects in education, service & leadership.

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Proyecto Pastoral, Los Angeles, California. 2,743 likes · 10 talking about this · 508 were here. Proyecto Pastoral is a nonprofit organization in the economically and politically disenfranchised…

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We acknowledge and thank our Tongva, Tataviam, and Chumash relations on whose ancestral lands we reside, gather, and pray. We honor all of the ancestors and their descendants here today and the contributions of all of our relatives, past, present and future.

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We intentionally uplift physical, emotional, mental and spiritual wellness when delivering community programming and trainings. We recognize that supporting wellness in this way empowers our community members to focus on balance and harmony. This includes offering mental health scholarships, providing wellness care packages, delivering community engagement programs and trainings/consulting services.

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So’oh-Shinálí Sister Project | Los Angeles CA

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So’oh-Shinálí Sister Project, Los Angeles, California. 336 likes · 7 talking about this. So’oh-Shinálí Sister Project promotes Indigenous education and wellness through core values,…

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Apply for WIC Online - Sign Up Here | PHFE WIC

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If you are pregnant or have a child under 5, apply for WIC. WIC provides healthy food, nutrition classes and counseling, family resources, and breastfeeding support at no cost. It's easy to apply online!

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PHFE WIC Program (Official) | Los Angeles County CA

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PHFE WIC Program (Official), Los Angeles County. 3,642 likes · 18 talking about this · 2 were here. Healthy food, nutrition education, and breastfeeding support for 200,000 babies, parents, and kids…

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Special Education Instruction / Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) Program

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The Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) program serves eligible students with a documented hearing loss that negatively impacts communication skills and/or access to their curriculum (core or alternate). Services are provided to students from ages 3 to 22 through the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Itinerant Program or Special Day Program. A major focus of DHH services is on the development of receptive and expressive language skills, listening skills, and self-advocacy skills with emphasis on the use of residual hearing and hearing technology such as bone anchored hearing aids, digital hearing aids, and cochlear implants. Additional support services include Audiology. DHH Itinerant students receive specially designed instruction and services in general education classrooms, special day programs (other than a DHH special day program) and special schools. The DHH Itinerant Program also offers Listening and Spoken Language Intervention/Auditory Verbal Therapy to students who qualify. DHH Special Day Programs promote academic progress by developing language and literacy skills utilizing spoken language, total communication or dual language (American Sign Language and English) methodologies with the goal of students acquiring language skills on par with typical hearing peers. Some students utilize the services of sign language interpreters to participate in general education classes and extra-curricular activities. Collaboration with general education teachers, school staff and parents is essential.
DHH Programs: o Listening and Spoken Language Special Day Programs o Signing Special Day Programs o Marlton School, District School for the Deaf
DHH Services:o DHH Itinerant serviceso Auditory Verbal Therapy/Listening and Spoken Language Intervention For more information, contact Theana Kezios, Coordinator of Low Incidence Programs: tdk0434@lausd.net

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Our school-linked services facilitate prevention and early intervention programming for children and teens. Enki makes care more accessible for LA families.

Our Services

Our #1 priority is ensuring Los Angeles County has access to quality, affordable, and supportive care. We make it easy for you and your family to find help for behavioral and mental health concerns, offering the following Adult and Youth & Family Services:

Join Our Team

When you join the Enki team, you join a community all committed to the same goal: help people find ways to thrive and enhance their quality of life.

We're seeking bright, passionate individuals inspired to make positive change in how mental and behavioral health is managed throughout Los Angeles. Whether you're an established professional, para-professional, or are looking to start a career in administration, we want to hear from you!

Grow your career with Enki.

Take your clinical skills to the next level.

Get the support you need to provide a welcoming space for your patients.
Through our progressive approach and our decades of experience serving Southern California communities, our staff and clinics are able to facilitate growth for both our patients' wellbeing and their lifestyles.

About Enki Health

Enki Health Services, Inc. (Enki), has provided multicultural and multilingual behavioral health services to adults diagnosed with severe and chronic mental illness and children and adolescents diagnosed with SED, throughout Los Angeles since 1978.

We offer Evidence Based Practices (EBPs) for prevention and early intervention to children and youth, working with parents, caregivers, schools, and other agencies to provide effective, time-limited services.

Enki's Youth and Family treatment programs draw from an effective array of EBP modalities to help support individual and family needs, with Individual Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (I-CBT), Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Triple P Positive Parenting, Seeking Safety, Managing and Adapting Practices (MAP) and Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT).

Enki's Adult Service programs provide support for clients who are experiencing acute psychiatric distress and ongoing, chronic mental health disorders. Short-term outpatient services and long-term, goal-oriented treatment provide necessary support to the communities we serve.

Enki accepts Medi-Cal and Medi-Cal/Medicare. Fees for services are based on the individual's ability to pay. A dedicated staff of professionals administers our programs. Clinical services are provided by a team that includes clinical management, therapists, psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, mental health workers, and peer staff.
Enki Health Services, Inc. is a private sector partner of the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health.
Contact Us

To inquire about services please contact our Call Center at 866-227-1302

If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline:
988
(English/Spanish 24/7)

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Mental & Behavioral Health Services in Los Angeles | ENKI

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Find supportive behavioral health services for adults, youth, and families in Los Angeles County with Enki Health Services. Get started today.

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Child and Family Services – Enki Health Services, Inc.

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Enki’s child and youth clinical teams provide behavioral services to support the social and emotional development of children, from birth to eighteen years, with a special focus on the impacts of trauma. Our teams of trained professionals, many of whom grew up or live in the same neighborhoods we serve, help to process and reduce symptoms of traumatic stress, improving coping skills and building family resilience.