Earlier this month, the Magnolia Community Initiative and Union Bank were featured in a recent LA Standard Newspaper article talking about the importance of financial education in the Magnolia Community. Read more
Ciara visits Children’s Bureau in L.A. and gifts moms pieces from Pandora Jewelry.
Earlier this month, singer-songwriter, Ciara, visited Children’s Bureau in L.A. and gifted moms pieces from Pandora Jewelry‘s Mother’s Day collection. Read more here. LA Guestlist also featured Children’s Bureau after singer-songwriter, Ciara, gave back to mothers from our community.
Singer-Songwriter, Ciara, pays visit to Children’s Bureau moms
Singer-songwriter, Ciara, spent a morning with fellow moms at Children’s Bureau in Los Angeles. She gifted them with family-friendly books and pieces from Pandora’s Mother’s Day Collection and sang songs with the kids. Read more here. The
Pasadena Star News- LA County is looking for more foster parents
It’s National Foster Care Month, and Los Angeles County has planned a series of events — including one in Pasadena and another in Carson — aimed at attracting more families willing to mentor, foster
Supes Highlight May Events in Honor of County’s Foster Children
In honor of Foster Care Month LA County’s Department of Children and Family Services is highlighting the work of several community organizations that are honoring current foster parents and working to recruit new foster
SUMMER SOIRÈE INTERVIEW ON KSBR
Orange County Trustee Keven Yue and Children’s Bureau President & CEO Ron Brown talk with host Dawn Kamber about Children’s Bureau and the upcoming Summer Soirée
Scramble for social services draining for families already under stress
“The Magnolia Place Community Initiative, born in 2008, is a network of nonprofit, government and faith-based community organizations with the vision of strengthening families and neighborhoods to bring about long-lasting change and prevent child
Santa Clarita Gazette’s Hero of the Week – Bernadette Boylan
Children’s Bureau Social Worker, Bernadette Boylan, was chosen as the Hero of the Week by the Santa Clarita Gazette. “I feel most fortunate to be part of a large team of professionals who work diligently
The Signal: Resource Parents Needed to Foster or Foster-Adopt a Child
“Children’s Bureau offers a comprehensive foster care and adoption program that brings families together for a lifetime. The agency is in need of resource families for children in foster care while reunifying with birth
AV-Today: Resource Parents Needed to Foster or Foster-Adopt a Child
“There are approximately 64,000 children in foster care in California. Los Angeles County’s foster care population exceeds 21,000 children with 500 foster children waiting to be connected to a family who will adopt. Children’s
La Opinion: Magnolia Financial Education Center Inauguration
Union Bank recently celebrated the grand opening of its Magnolia Financial Education Center located in Children’s Bureau’s Magnolia Place Family Center. The bank’s office was established to help low-to-middle income families learn and receive
Children’s Bureau Foster-Adoption Program Interview on KSBR
Social worker Laura Siegelman and KSBR’s Dawn Kamber sit down with CB Resource Parent Jennifer Karaya to talk about her foster-adoption journey. Listen
Economic Case for Early Childhood Development
A recent op-ed piece written by Marilyn & Gene Stein, longtime supporters of Children’s Bureau, brings light to the importance of early childhood development and the ways in which organizations in Los Angeles are
San Bernardino Sun: After 30 years, Children’s Bureau has a new leader
Alex Morales has spent the last 30 years helping to lead the charge against child abuse. The Upland resident was honored recently at a gala for Children’s Bureau, the nonprofit he has led for decades.
Hometown Station: Children’s Bureau Hosts Foster Parent Informational Meeting in Santa Clarita
Faced with the large number of foster children in need of a home, the Children’s Bureau hosted an informational meeting at College of the Canyons about foster care and how Santa Clarita parents could