Category: Child Care

  • 101 Resources Blog: Cash Only Living

    Blogspot: 101 Resources If You Are Flat Broke, Homeless, Jobless, Etc. Basics (identity, adress, bankaccount etc) – Food – Shelter, Special Situation (college student, disability, teenager, senior citizen, minority, homeless with childeren etc.) – Medical – Transportation – Income – Housekeeping – Long term fixes (Advice/tips) – Other Resources (salvation army).101 Resources if you are…

  • Teen LA – Los Angeles Center for Law and Justice

    Teen LA – Los Angeles Center for Law and Justice http://www.laclj.org/ Free civil legal assistance for sexual assault survivors 14-24 years old Harassment, home issues, school issues, immigration status issues, privacy fears, child custody or support issues. Free with qualification: 323-980-3500 Located in East Los Angeles

  • KFAM

    KFAM (formerly known as Korean American Family Service Center) Office Hours Monday – Friday, 9:00AM – 5:30PM (Saturday & Evening appointments available upon request) Telephone: (213) 389-6755 Fax: (213) 389-5172 E-mail: admin@kfamla.org 24-Hour Toll-Free Crisis Hotline: (888) 979-3800 Address 3727 West 6th Street, Suite 320 Los Angeles, CA 90020 (Corner of Harvard and 6th) (KOREAN-Speaking Only) …

  • Jenesse Center

    Jenesse Center https://jenesse.org info@jenesse.org For shelter and other assistance, call the Jenesse Hotline | 1-800-479-7328 Available 24 Hours A Day | 7 Days A Week Jenesse Center, Inc. is the oldest domestic violence intervention program in South Los Angeles. The Center was founded in 1980 by five African American women who were survivors of domestic…

  • The California Safely Surrendered Baby Law

    Under the California Safely Surrendered Baby Law (SSB), a parent or a person with lawful custody can safely surrender a baby confidentially and without fear of prosecution within 72 hours of birth. The SSB law requires the baby to be taken to a public or a private hospital, designated fire station or other safe-surrender site.…

  • Child Recreation & Tutoring

    L.A. KIDS The L.A. KIDS Program is implemented by the City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, made possible by a Community Development Block Grant and funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (H.U.D.). Mission Statement: The mission of L.A. KIDS is to promote the development of youth in low-income…