With more than a century of experience, All For Kids is a trusted nonprofit leader in strengthening vulnerable children, their parents and the communities in which they live. We thrive on innovation, thinking differently and bringing life-changing moments to those in need.
Nurture child well-being through prevention, collaboration, and compassion.
Children thriving in strong families and connected communities.
It takes a variety of skills and experiences to give children the opportunities they need to succeed and you may be able to add your abilities and background to All For Kids’ resources to better support the children. If you have experience working with kids (as a social worker, child psychologist, speech language pathologist, or therapist), apply today to make a difference.
Working to help children and families in need provides a sense of gratification and appreciation that most jobs don’t offer. In addition to making a positive impact in your community and in these young children’s lives, you’ll gain invaluable work experience in these fields and more. If making a difference through your work is something you’ve always wanted to do but have never had the opportunity, learn more about employment and volunteer opportunities at All For Kids.
All For Kids (formerly known as Children’s Bureau of Southern California) was founded in 1904 by Mrs. E.K. Foster, a Los Angeles community leader, and a group of volunteers who shared a concern for the plight of vulnerable children.
All For Kids is led and inspired by a professional team and volunteer leaders who thoughtfully manage all aspects of the organization’s business and growth.
All For Kids understands how important it is for our community to be educated on child abuse in the Los Angeles & surrounding Southern California area. We put together a list of statistics pertaining to child abuse in order to help shed light on the issues our community faces.
reports of child abuse and neglect in Los Angeles and Orange Counties in 2017 and over 32 percent of these children were under 5 years old
child abuse and neglect reports were filed and 1 million were confirmed in the United States
children are abused each day and four of them will die in the United States. 40% of these children were under the age of six.
