Children’s Bureau of Southern California
To improve factors that support child/family well-being to prevent child abuse/neglect and its long-term effects by providing center and community based parent and child enrichment classes focused on bonding/attachment
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA-Los Angeles)
Develop essential history reports to 100 children and youth in LA County’s Dependency Care System
Rowan University Foundation on behalf of the CARES Institute
To increase the availability and accessibility of an evidence-based treatment for youth and their families through Research, education, and service activities
Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights
To mitigate trauma for vulnerable detained children and improve outcomes post-release from detention by connecting children with support services post-release and follow-up to encourage participation.
The Jewish Board of Family and Children’s Services, Inc.
Supporting a Community Outreach Worker to lead efforts in forming a network of partners to respond directly to the families’ needs and provide mental health supports
Power of Two
Evidence-based home visiting program to 350 Brooklyn children and their primary caregiver who have had an indicated abuse/neglect case
Love146
The goal of the U.S. Survivor Care Program is to provide services that help children and their families/caregivers understand, respond, and recover from the impact of child trafficking and exploitation.
The Korean American Family Service Center
Parenting Journey (group), 1:1 parenting education program for parents and individual counseling for their children, and proactive community outreach & education (letter campaigns, phone calls, and radio shows)
Graham Windham
Individual parent coaching and parent peer support groups
Fostering Change for Children
Children Corps Strategic Recruitment & Selection, Pre-service Training, and Ongoing Professional Support & Development to 1) Improve outcomes for children, youth, and families, 2) Increase retention rates of frontline child welfare workers, and 3) Infuse child welfare and human service systems with dedicated future leaders