Talk therapy, also known as psychotherapy or counseling, is a professional treatment where individuals discuss their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors with a trained therapist to gain insight, resolve issues, and develop coping strategies.
A foster care program that recruits, trains, certifies, and supports resource families caring for children and youth in foster care.
Become a resource parent and help provide a safe, stable, and nurturing home for a child in foster care.
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A support program providing adoption-focused services, education, therapy, and resources to help children and families achieve permanency and stability.
Connect with APSS for adoption support, family resources, and services designed to strengthen and support adoptive families.
Behavioral Health Services are provided to children ages 0 up to age 21 and their families to address and alleviate mental health symptoms.
Connect with compassionate behavioral health services designed to support children, youth, and families on their path toward healing and wellness.
Community and family resource centers providing prevention-focused support services throughout Los Angeles County.
The CFRC-LA is a program designed to connect individuals and families to needed services and community resources. We provide Case Navigation services and facilitate a variety of workshops that address mental health topics in engaging and non-traditional ways.
U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants is a post release support program helping unaccompanied children safely transition into homes, schools, and communities.
Learn how Post Release Services can support children and families during important transitions.
Healthy Families America (HFA) is a nationally recognized evidence-based Home Visiting model designed to cultivate and strengthen nurturing parent-child relationships, promote healthy childhood growth and development, and enhance family well-being by reducing risk and building protective factors. We offer weekly, hour-long home visits beginning prenatally or within the first three months after a child’s birth. Visit frequency decreases over time based on family progress, and services are offered until children are between the ages of 3 and 5.
A home visiting program supporting expectant parents and families with newborns during early childhood development.
The program offers weekly classes for parents and children to support and strengthen families.
The California Black Infant Health (BIH) Program aims to improve health among Black mothers and babies by empowering pregnant and postpartum Black women to make healthy choices for a brighter future.