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Every day at Children’s Bureau we strive to create a world where all children grow up with endless possibilities and potential. We help strengthen families with young children and the communities in which they live by focusing our efforts on four interlocking goals: nurturing parenting, school readiness, good health and economic stability.
Children’s Bureau has expertise in areas such as school readiness, parenting, family resource centers, support groups, mental health counseling, foster care, adoption and more. Additionally, Children’s Bureau conducts research and advocates for improved public policies.
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Francisco and Cristina Gain Confidence with Newborn Thanks to Health Access Program
Teenage parents Francisco and Cristina were excited about the birth of their newborn daughter but were unsure as to how to care for her. While in the hospital, the couple was referred to Children's Bureau's Health Access Program in Orange County which provides free health education and in-home support services for pregnant women and young families. They took advantage of the offer and began with home visits by Dolores Vega, a promotora with Children's Bureau. [More]
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AEG's Tim Leiweke Engages Business Crowd at Leadership Series Breakfast
Children's Bureau's Leadership Series in December featured a breakfast with AEG President and CEO Tim Leiweke. The crowd of more than 50 business leaders enjoyed hearing Tim discuss the revitalization of downtown Los Angeles, the challenges of developing LA Live and the importance of investing in our community. Tim praised the efforts of Magnolia Place and its innovative vision to rebuild the local community. Click here to read examiner.com articles about Tim Leiweke's presentation |
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Protect Your Children from Internet Dangers
Next up in the Leadership Series is Robin Sax, former LA County deputy district attorney, who will discuss how to keep yourself and your family safe on the Internet. The event is February 17 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Children's Bureau's Magnolia Place Family Center in Los Angeles. Cost is $25 which includes a light dinner. Register now
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Getting things in order in the New Year
We all know it is a tradition to make New Year's resolutions. And most often, the things we resolve to do are important things we have been putting off for some time. Reviewing one's estate plans can often fall into this very important, yet easy to procrastinate, category. But we hope this year you will not only make it a priority to review your estate plans, but also consider including a bequest to Children's Bureau. [More] |
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Richard Atlas Inspires CB's Volunteer Leaders
Richard Atlas, co-founder and trustee of The Atlas Family Foundation, shared his inspiring life story and commitment to helping at-risk communities at the December meeting of Children's Bureau's directors and trustees. The Atlas Foundation has been a generous financial supporter of Children's Bureau for years and is a valued partner in our efforts to grow Magnolia Place. Richard is also a member of Children's Bureau's newly formed Advocacy Committee. He stated that Children's Bureau has an amazing connection to the community and that the creation of the Advocacy Committee will give the organization a voice in influencing outcomes and educating others.
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Children's Bureau is now on Facebook and Twitter
Children's Bureau is now on Facebook  and Twitter  . Click on the icons to stay in touch with what's happening and to spread the word about our work to others. |
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