how it works
Donating
Assembling
Giving
what we do
Our charity organization makes a lot of efforts to ease and improve the life of people in poor regions.
If you or someone you know is a parent with an open DCFS case, we are here to help. Parent Partners are available to provide you with support and vital information. Contact us at one of the Warm-line numbers below. Also, Parent Partners are located in the lobbies of the offices listed below to provide support and information. At your request we will support parents during TDM meetings (availability may vary).
Our
approach
Bring them back
Recent studies suggest that parents who participate in our Parent Orientation are 30% more likely to regain custody of their children in 1 year or less compared to parents who don’t participate. In one study, parents who participated in our Parent Orientation regained custody of their children, on average, 7 months sooner than parents who did not participate. Participating parents have told us that our services are effective because of the voices of the Parent Partners, and our ability to convey courage and hope.
Help Mom or Dad finding jobs...
Parents working with other parents toward the goal of reunifying or maintaining their families.
Providing clothings...
On January 28th, 2016 the South County PiPs held a grand opening for the PIP Closet. Their PIP Closet is located at the First Presbyterian Church of Downey. The PIP Closet provides families with a selection of items, including baby cribs, diapers, children’s clothing, adult court attire, hygiene items, and more. Since its opening, there have been 14 families served. A special thanks to Jennifer Olague, Desiree Burlile and Julie Emery for their hard work in organizing and maintaining the PiP Closet, donations, and family referrals.