TAKING IT TO THE NEXT LEVEL

2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

The Whole Child is a 62-year-old nonprofit organization providing comprehensive services to some of the most vulnerable families

in Los Angeles County.

Mental Health

Family Housing

Parent Enrichment

Nutrition Education

We envision a world that values the individual needs of each child and their family. A world that secures access to the resources and opportunities they need to thrive and live a happy life.

To help families raise emotionally and physically healthy children and have a place to call home.

Vision

Mission

Sebastian & Julian, Family Housing clients

Who We Serve

“I wanted to give up but I have four kids that inspire me to keep trying. Now my kids are excited because we have a place to call home.”

–Julie, Family Housing client

86% of our clients are low to extremely low income

families with a single female head of household who is raising 2-3 children.

CHALLENGES OUR CLIENTS FACE

Children from single-parent homes make up…2

71% of high school

dropouts

85% of children that exhibit behavioral disorders

90% of runaways

63% of teen suicides

90% of juvenile court

cases

5x Children from low income families are 5x more likely to experience abuse or neglect1

NOTE: All internal data provided by The Whole Child throughout this report represents represents July 1, 2018 – June 30, 20191 Department of Health & Human Services, Fourth National Study of Child Abuse and Neglect (NIS-4)2010

2 U.S. Census Bureau, 2009-2011 American Community Surveys, 2012 Condition of Children in Orange County, America’s Families and Living Arrangements: 2012 by Jonathan Vespa and Jamie M. Lewis

4,500+Families

7,000+Children and Youth Served (0-24 years)

IN FISCAL YEAR 2018-2019 WE SERVED

12,500+People

OUR IMPACT

Family Housing

Nutrition Education

250+ Nutrition

Workshops Held

2,200+ Families Served

41,000+Hours of

Therapy Provided

130+ Caregivers

TrainedMental Health

Parent Enrichment

2018-2019 at a Glance

JUL 2018

The Rack at WACC provided clothing and accessories for our homeless families

Appointed Frank Nessary, PsyD, as Full Service Partnership Program Manager, Mental Health

AUG

Rocio Parra, TWC Director of Birth to 5 Programs, spoke at My Postpartum Tribe Anniversary

Awarded MAT As-sessor award from LACDMH

Hosted 2nd Annual The Whole Child Staff Family Fun Bowling Day

SEP

Advocated for mental health at Back to School nights across our region

NOV

Franz Jordan, PhD, TWC Chief Operating Officer, shares The Whole Child’s work at United Nations Whittier Chapter on United Nations Day

Hosted The Whole Child’s Annual Staff Thanksgiving Celebration

West Covina TWC Home Visiting Office Ribbon CuttingDanielle, TWC Family Housing client

Speaks on Panel at Third Annual Homeless Initiative Conference

Sophia Gonzales, TWC Nutrition Education Program Manager, Highlighted at SNAP-ED Conference

OCT

Christian Gale, Sr. Rapid Resolution Specialist, shares Rapid Resolution innovations at the Housing Providers Conference hosted by LA County Homeless Initiative

Participated in a Weekend to End Homelessness & Towel Drive

DEC

Coordinated 2nd Annual Holiday Helpers program

Celebrated at the 7th Annual Knights of Columbus Christmas Party for our recently housed families

Second Anniversary of Imagine Whittier launch

Hosted The Whole Child Annual Staff Holiday Party

JAN 2019

Led five Volunteer sites for the 2019 Homeless Count

Sophia Gonzalez, MPH, TWC Nutrition Education Program Manager, was highlighted at the SNAP-ED Conference

Launched The Whole Child’s new website

Fernando Aguirre & Juan Arroyo, TWC Graduate Mental Health Interns teach Active Parenting class at Orange Grove Elementary

TWC Home Visiting Clients at Mommy, Tell Me Why I Am Radiant Book Reading with author, Sandra Gonzalez

FEB

Danielle, Family Housing client shared her success story at the 3rd Annual Homeless Initiative Conference & Christian Gale, Sr Rapid Resolution Spec. speaks on panel

Joined the Everyone In LA campaign advocating for housing solutions

MAR

Constanza Pachon, CEO advocated for housing solutions with state legislators at the 7th Annual CSH California Advocacy Day

Sandra Guzman, LMFT & Sonia Torres, BS present impact on homelessness on children to community

The Whole Child Staff Appreciation Lunch & Awards Ceremony

APR

Sophia Gonzalez, MPH, Nutrition Education Program Manager, recognized by CA Department of Social Services for use of TPR to teach school curriculum

Parent Educator Sonia Torres joins SELA Leadership Group

Hosted 1st Annual Imagine Whittier Volunteer Workshop

MAY

Graduated our 36th Mental Health Graduate intern cohort

Cerritos Ribbon Cutting expanding Home Visiting in Southeast Los Angeles County (SPA 7)

Mental Health Awareness Month activities for staff, community and service providers

JUN

Hosted Infant Massage & Lactation Training for service providers

Led Family Systems Housing Training for LAHSA’s Homeless Engagement Team (HEP)

West Covina Ribbon Cutting expanding Home Visiting and our entrance into San Gabriel Valley (SPA 3)

Constanza Pachon, MBA Chief Executive Officer

Monica Alfaro Welling Board Chair

With your help, The Whole Child grew tremendously this past year. We nearly doubled our staff count and increased our service locations from 6 to 11 sites across Los Angeles County. Our Parent Enrichment services tripled, extending our reach from Southeast Los Angeles County into the San Gabriel Valley region. Furthermore, we strengthened our Family Housing service capabilities by entering into the field of housing development. By investing in both interim and permanent housing solutions for homeless families, our agency will be able to offer our mental health, parenting and nutrition services to housing clients residing at our own facilities. Our multidisciplinary approach to combating family homelessness addresses various critical areas to ensure the well-being of children and their parents. This year we completed our 2019-2022 Strategic Vision and Plan developing clear goals and objectives that will guide our efforts for the next three years. This plan ensures a greater alignment both within The Whole Child and externally with the many partners and collaborators we work with. We are excited to implement all the initiatives developed in order to further our Mission to help families raise emotionally and physically healthy children and have a place to call home.

No doubt, the tremendous efforts and openness of The Whole Child team during our fiscal 2018-2019 year, enabled us to expand our reach geographically and break new ground in providing additional services to families in need in Los Angeles County. As we move forward, we will maintain this commitment to Taking it to the Next Level!

It continues to be a privilege to lead the team at The Whole Child and to work with our partners in the community that make our Mission a reality. To all our team members and Board of Directors, thank you for your relentless dedication to the families we serve, to our funders and partners, thank you for trusting us with your support! Your partners,

DEAR FRIENDS,

Taking it to the Next Level 10Our Work Mental Health Services 12 Family Housing Services 14 Parent Enrichment Services 16 Nutrition Education Services 18 Spotlight on Mental Health Awareness Month 19 Develop. Outreach. Advocate. 20Inside The Whole Child 21 Financial Summary 22 Executive Team & Board of Directors 23Events 24It Takes a Village 25Funding Agencies, School Districts & Community Partners 26Donors 27A Teaser of What’s Coming Next 30Help Us Do More 31

Table of Contents

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Enhanced Service Delivery

Strengthened Human Capital

Secured Financial

Sustainability

Taking it to the Next Level2019–2022 STRATEGIC VISION AND GOALS

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Wider Brand Recognition

Expanded Service Reach

Superior Facilities and

Tools

STRATEGIZING FOR THE FUTURE

SERVICE GOALSWe live our Mission through our services. We are aiming to provide superior mental health, housing, parenting and nutrition services and reach more families in need.

INFRASTRUCTURE GOALSAs we continue to improve our service

offering and grow our footprint, we are striving to strengthen our

internal capabilities.

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OUR IMPACT

Mental Health ServicesWe help children and their families heal, develop resilience, and rebuild emotionally healthy lives.

Disruptive, Impulse–Control & Conduct Disorders

Depressive Disorders

Trauma & Stress Related Disorders

Anxiety Disorders

Neurodevelopment Disorders (ADD)

OUR TOP 5 TREATED DIAGNOSIS

1,600+Families Served

41,000+ Hours of Mental Therapy provided

70% of Clients Reported Decreased Illness Symptoms and/or Behavioral Challenge Episodes

1,900+ Children & Youth Served

In the U.S. 1 in 5 children experience a mental health disorder, only 50% receive help1

1 National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)

OUR SERVICES

SPOTLIGHT ON GROUP THERAPY

General ServicesIndividual, Family & Group PsychotherapyMedication ManagementPsychological TestingCase ManagementBirth to 5School Based Mental Health ServicesCrisis Intervention ServicesIntensive Services Full Service Partnership (FSP)Family PreservationMulti Disciplinary Assessment TeamSpecialize Foster Care

Evidence Based Practices (EBPs)Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral TherapyIndividual Cognitive Behavioral TherapySeeking SafetyTriple P-Positive Parenting ProgramManaging and Adapting PracticeChild Parent PsychotherapyIncredible YearsAggression Replacement TherapyParents as Teachers

Group therapy has become an integral part of our service delivery system. It is a treatment model that promotes client connection and problem solving that individual treatment may not provide. Groups can focus on anger, depression, self-esteem concerns, shyness and numerous other topics. They can act as a sounding board and create a support network. Many children benefit from group psychotherapy as a way of practicing following rules and learning patience. Parents often find benefit in hearing that others are experiencing similar difficulties in their child raising and find help from the experience of others as well as direct guidance from the therapist.

Additional benefits of group therapy include the increased capacity of helping a higher number of clients and families to receive needed services.

Funding Partner

70% of Clients Reported Higher Functionality

80+ Children Served

20 Therapy Groups Held

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United as a Family My family had to confront a difficult situation in our lives. My kids were struggling at school and at home. I didn’t know what to do. It felt as if my hands were tied. I tried talking with my kids’ teachers, requested an Individualized Education Program, went on walks with my kids, and worked on homework. Nothing seemed to be enough to help them the way they needed to be helped.

At The Whole Child we had the support of a whole team. Therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, nutrition and the Full-Service Partnership teams helped me work with my children. Our situation continues to get better. Together we have achieved our goal to help my daughter manage her mood swings. And we now enjoy time as a family.

I imagine a future that is more tranquil and where we feel united as a family. Thanks to The Whole Child, I feel relieved and supported as a parent.  My daughter expresses that she feels understood and my son feels happier.  As a mom, that feels pretty great!

–Lourdes, Mental Health & Nutrition Education client

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A Place to Call Home We were homeless, my son and me, and I was unemployed. I left two abusive homes; first to get away from a violent spouse then a threatening situation while staying with a family member. Things felt so hopeless and I was embarrassed about our situation. I tried looking for work, but I was pregnant when I left my husband which made it difficult to get hired anywhere. After my baby was born I started coming to The Whole Child. Together we worked as a team. They helped us find a homeless shelter, get a housing voucher, and find an apartment. The Whole Child helped me with the deposit, rent and other helpful services. It was tough in the beginning but The Whole Child staff was very helpful and caring. Today, I am working full-time and have been living in the apartment with my boys for two years now. I recently paid off my student loans, and I am debt free! I look forward to an exciting future watching my boys grow up in a peaceful home. The Whole Child has shown me that there is beauty in the struggle. 

–Melina, Family Housing client

Family Housing ServicesWe help families who are homeless, or on the brink of homelessness, chart a path out of their current situation into permanent housing.

1 2019 Los Angeles County Homeless Count, LAHSA.org

529Families Housed

OUR CLIENT NEEDS BREAKDOWN

4,000+Children & Youth Served

2,200+ Families Served

98% Permanency Rate

OUR IMPACT

There are a total of 8,799 reported homeless families in Greater Los Angeles1

Prevention & Diversion Interim Housing

Rapid ReHousing

Permanent Supportive Housing

OUR SERVICES

SPOTLIGHT ON OUR ENTRY INTO HOUSING DEVELOPMENT

Prevention & DiversionInterventions to avoid homelessnessGeneral ServicesCoordinated Individual Service Plan for Supportive HousingConnection to crisis, transitional & permanent housingHousing Search and PlacementFinancial Assistance for Rapid Re-HousingFamilies Coming Home Together (court referral only)

Supportive ServicesCase ManagementJob Development & PlacementMoney Management & Budget PlanningImagine Whittier Family MentoringLinkage to ResourcesLegalChildcareEducation & Vocational TrainingPhysical HealthLAUSD/McKinney VentoOther community based services

For nearly a decade, as a lead agency within the Los Angeles County Coordinated Entry System (CES), The Whole Child has provided housing navigation and placement as well as supportive services to thousands of families facing homelessness.

We are now joining the county-wide effort to bring more affordable housing units to market by investing in interim and permanent housing development projects.

Funding Partners

CES Lead Agency for Homeless Families in SPA 7

90+ Interim Housing Units

in Development

100+ Permanent Housing

Units in Development

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100+ Children Served

Parent Enrichment ServicesWe support the unique needs of infants through the age of 5 who are at-risk for developmental, psychological, behavioral, social or family challenges. We help educate parents and strengthen the parent-child bond to reduce risk for abuse, neglect and/or removal from the home by protective services.

50+ Car Seats Distributed

100+ Families Served

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Delays

Home VisitingParent-Child Attachment TrainingLactation ConsultationInfant MassageSafety AssessmentLinkage to community resources

Monthly Group Socializations Stress Screenings for Caregivers

Development Screenings (ASQ3)Problem Solving Skills – our ability to think, learn and solve problems.

Personal-Social Skills – our ability to relate to other people, including expressing and controlling emotions.

Communications Skills – our ability to use and comprehend language.

Gross & Fine Motor Skills – our ability to use our small and large muscles in the body to achieve a goal.

Car Seat Safety WorkshopsOUR IMPACT

1 Zero to Three. (2016) Tuning IN: Parents of Young Children Speak Up About What They Think, Know and Need.

Funding Partners

69% of parents would use positive caregiving strategies if they knew

about them1

The Whole Child was awarded the Parents as Teachers (PAT) Home Visiting Program contract through the Department of Public Health that will triple our existing program. This year we will increase our client capacity and expand our geographic reach deeper into Southeast Los Angeles County and newly enter San Gabriel Valley.

OUR SERVICES

130+Caregivers Trained

300% Expected Client

Increase

50Cities Served

SPOTLIGHT ON HOME VISITING PROGRAM EXPANSION

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Antonia Finds Hope “I remember the day my son was born like it was just yesterday. The doctor came in the room. I was by myself when they looked at me and told me your son has Down Syndrome. They said there may be other complications and if he has a heart murmur we have to let you know, as of now, your son might have only a couple days to live. As a first time mom, to think about your newborn baby that you haven’t even spent five minutes with him and all of a sudden the hospital is testing him and his little body is under all these machines is really scary. At that moment when the doctors told me all of this I just wanted to hold my baby and not worry about all of the challenges that lie ahead.

The hospital referred me to The Whole Child’s Home Visiting program that supports new mothers as they are released to go home. The thing that I love about The Whole Child is the fact that they don’t only keep tabs on Isaac; they keep tabs on me. It’s really comforting to know they care. The staff truly care about supporting me as a new parent and making sure that I have the resources that I need to feel supported and be the best mom that I can be.

To say that The Whole Child has changed my life is an understatement. Thank you so much. You are definitely part of the family!”

–Antonia, Parent Enrichment client

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Nutrition Education ServicesWe help families adopt a healthy lifestyle through nutrition and physical activity with our CalFresh Healthy Living team.

OUR IMPACT

$6B - total estimated cost of overweight and obesity in LA County1

250Workshops held

570+Families Served

800+Children & Youth

Served

Nutrition Education Food for Thought: 5-class series for 3-5 y/oServing up MyPlate: 6-class series for 6-13 y/oOC Nutrition: 5-series class for parentsRethink Your Drink Workshop

Smart Lunchroom MovementWorking with schools to redesign lunchroom environment

Physical Activity Promotion

Community Outreach

“We are now eating more fruits and vegetables and less junk food.”

–Cora, Nutrition Education client

1 A subset of students were given Los Angeles County Dept of Public Health Funding Partner

44% of Clients Reported eating 5 servings of fruits and veggies per day after class

55% of Clients Reported Higher Levels of Physical Activity

OUR SERVICES

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Students at Whittier and Montebello Schools Strived to ThriveWe partnered with local schools to reach nearly 1,000 students on the importance of good mental health.

Addressing Hoarding Disorder Effectively WorkshopMore than 120 attendees representing over 20 different Los Angeles Housing Service Providers learned about how to address hoarding disorder in their clients.

Heal the Healer Week for The Whole Child StaffThis year we hosted our first annual Heal the Healer week for our staff. Over 120 staff participated in self-care, including massage, healthy breakfast, salsa cardio, yoga and more.

Mental Health Awareness MonthMay is Mental Health Awareness Month and this year The Whole Child decided to take it to the next level by offering a flurry of activities to build awareness for students, service providers and partners, and our staff.

Hoarding Workshop led by Dr. Frank Nessary, PsyDThe Whole Child Staff Spa Room for The Whole Child Staff

SPOTLIGHT ON

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has a rich history in training professionals

in the field of mental health services.

9 Social Work and Marriage & Family Therapy Graduate Interns Trained

5 Field Development Trainings Hosted

300+Community Outreach Events

this fiscal year

50 Cities Served

5Presentations to Policy Makers

16Coalition & Task Force Committees

8Speaking Engagements

THE WHOLE CHILD:

reaches out into the community to let those in need know that we are here and

ready to serve them.

is a powerful voice on behalf of those

we serve.

Develop. Outreach. Advocate.

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Working at The Whole Child is an opportunity to affect real change in our neighboring communities and to work alongside professionals with the passion, drive and determination to help others in need.

–Christian Gale, Senior Rapid Resolution Specialist

The Whole Child, my second home, is a place where I can proudly say that change happens and hope is restored.

–Karla Casillas, School-Based Mental Health Therapist

I am thrilled to be a part of The Whole Child family because everyone is driven by our vision and committed to our Mission.

–Will Torres, Nutrition Educator

I love working at The Whole Child because it feels great to not only know that you are providing top-quality services to the children and families we serve, but to also know that the culture of our agency is invested in being at the top!

-Octavio Hernandez, Parent Enrichment Supervisor

• Minority ran organization

• Diverse, committed and 100% giving Board

• 88% of staff is bilingual

• 55% of staff have a graduate degree or higher

• 46% increase in staff count versus a year ago

Inside The Whole Child

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Financial Summary

Public Grants

Private Grants

Contributions

Interest and Other Income

Mental Health

Family Housing

Parent Enrichment

Nutrition Education

General & Administrative

Fund Development

Public Grants $12,727,717 Private Grants $137,915 Contributions $217,709 Interest and Other Income $41,347

Total Revenue $13,124,688

Mental Health $5,844,215 Family Housing $4,323,592 Parent Enrichment $950,210 Nutrition Education $289,196 General & Administrative $1,383,073 Fund Development $190,879

Total Expenses $12,981,165

REVENUE

EXPENSES

88% of our expenses are directed to servicing at-risk communities.

2018-19 audited financial statements will be available in December 2019’

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Executive Team

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Constanza Pachon, MBAChief Executive Officer

Franz Jordan, PhD, LMFT Chief Operating Officer

Stacy Enomoto, Chief Financial Officer

OfficersBoard Chair - Monica Alfaro Welling, Founder, Managing Director Atheln, Inc.Vice Chair - Alex Moisa, Esq., Alex Moisa Law OfficesTreasurer - Danelle Thomsen, Chief Financial Officer, AmeriNatSecretary - Janice Roodzant, Founder and President, Details Business Organizers

Lyonel Alexandre, SVP/Center Manager, Citizens Business BankGary Martinez, CCIM, Senior Vice President, Ashwill AssociatesCorinne Muñoz, Retired, Los Nietos School DistrictAlphonsie Nelson, Esq., Bassett, Discoe, McMains & Kargozar Law OfficesThedora Nickel, Executive Director, The Capital CorpsRobert J. Quist, Retired, Deputy Court Administrator, Los Angeles Municipal CourtMaria Segovia, Vice President/Credit Administrative Officer, Pacific Western Bank, Board Member Emeritus

Thank you to outgoing Board members Bonnie Bilitch and Monique Lopez.

Members

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EventsSTARRY NIGHT FUNDRAISING EVENTGrateful for the overwhelming support from our community

BOARD INSTALLATIONThank you for your commitment to our Mission

Constanza Pachon, CEO of The Whole Child, presents awards to honorees Michael Schirm

and Maria Segovia of Pacific Western Bank

TWC Board of Directors

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Holiday HelpersChildren from 70 families received gifts

Quotes for GoodFabio Soto’s State Farm Agency donated ten dollars to The Whole Child for each qualifying auto and fire insurance quote for the months of February and March

Love WhittierWACC created a shopping experience with Welcome Home necessities for our recently housed families

Easter Basket Drive50 Easter baskets were donated by Brookdale Uptown Whittier to benefit our kids

Mother’s Day Sip & ShopLocal Fixture hosted a special Mother’s Day shopping event with a percentage of proceeds to benefit The Whole Child

The RackWACC created a shopping experience with clothing, shoes and accessories for our recently housed families

Halloween Costume Drive100+ costumes donated by Brookdale Uptown Whittier to benefit our kids

Thanksgiving Turkey DriveSupervisor Hilda L. Solis in partnership with the LA Dodgers Foundation donated turkeys to our families

It Takes a Village

Holiday Helpers Boy Scouts Troop 546 WhittierQuotes for Good

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Thank you to our Funding Agencies

School District Partners

East Whittier School DistrictLittle Lake City School DistrictLos Nietos School District (CalFresh Healthy Living) Montebello School DistrictNorwalk/La Mirada School DistrictSouth Whittier School District Whittier City School DistrictWhittier High School District

Community Partners

Baby2BabyBeverly Hospital Boys & Girls Club of WhittierBrookdale Uptown WhittierCerritos CollegeCostcoCrittentonDelta Kappa GammaEast Whittier Presbyterian ChurchEastern Los Angeles Regional Center Emanate HealthFoothill Family ServicesFriends ChurchGreenleaf Helpline Youth Counseling Hillside-BienvenidosHuman Services Association

Interfaith Food CenterKnights of ColumbusLA County Supervisor Hilda Solis in partnership with LA Dodger FoundationLAC Office of Injury & Violence Prevention Landlord & Property Manage- ment Housing PartnersLiving Help Center DowneyLos Angeles County Public LibrariesPico Rivera Chamber of CommercePlaza Community ServicesRio Hondo CollegeSanta Fe Springs Chamber of CommerceSouth Central Los Angeles Regional CenterSpiritt

Starview/StarsTHINK Together After School ProgramWhittier Area Chamber of CommerceWhittier Area Community Church (WACC)Whittier Community Public Health CenterWhittier Consortium for HomelessWhittier Police Department

First 5 LALA County Development AuthorityLA County Department of Children and Family ServicesLA County Department of Health ServicesLA County Department of Mental HealthLA County Department of Public HealthLA County Department of Social ServicesLos Angeles Homeless Services Authority

THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS

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Thank you to our Donors$50,000 AND OVERAlbert & Bettie Sacchi Foundation $35,000 - $49,999City of Santa Fe SpringsUnited Way - Home For Good $25,000 - $34,999City of WhittierThe Green Foundation $10,000 - $24,999AnonymousCity of NorwalkPacific Western BankUnited Way of Greater Los AngelesVernon Community Fund

$5,000 - $9,999Alex and Irma MoisaAthens ServicesCathay Bank FoundationCity of MontebelloDr. Jerry and Janice RoodzantIn-N-Out Burger FoundationMonica Alfaro WellingOpus Community FoundationPIH HealthSaroyan Charitable Foundation

“Be the pebble in the pond that creates the

ripple for change.” -Tim Cook

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Thank you to our Donors$2,500 - $4,999BetterUpCamaro-Pachon FamilyDMJ InsuranceGary and Victoria MartinezIntegrated Office Technology (IOTEC)Manhole Adjusting Contractors, Inc. The Core GroupThe Richman Group $1,000 - $2,499Alphonsie NelsonAngel and Corinne MunozAnthony AguilarBarnhart Crane & Rigging CompanyChristian Community FoundationCitizens Business BankCity of La MiradaCliffside EnterprisesDanelle ThomsenDonald JonesEcology Auto PartsEvelyn SalinasFabio Soto State Farm AgencyFriendly Hills BankGolden Rule Community Development CorporationGordon Rees Scully Mansukhani, LLPLupe AlfaroLyonel and Yanick AlexandreNonprofit Finance FundRobert and Irene Quist

Rotary Club of WhittierRoy E. Crummer FoundationSkyrose Chapel FoundationT. James MurphyTerence and Pam KennedyThedora Nickel

$500 - $999Healthfirst Medical GroupJames and Cindy BacaJavier De La PiedraJeff and Cynthia NickelKarl BarattaMichael SchirmMitchell Leyton TrustOffice of Dr. Gerald Roodzant $499 and underAlicia Moisa DuranAllison HedgpethAmanda GuervarAmazonSmile FoundationAna Elsa MonteAna MejiaAngela F. LoyaAnthony NiccoliAudrey and Frank QuinonesBeatriz SarmientoBonnie WatjeBrittany EvansBrittany WilliamsBuffalo ExchangeCaren GrishamCarlos GarciaCarmen ChaidezCarolina SernaCharles Kunz

Charles LongChristian Science ChurchChristina GallegosChristine KennedyChristopher and Michelle PerezCity of WhittierConstance LeathersDaniel and Alicia Moisa DuranDenise ClavesillaDevin LindsayDianne and Dean WallaceDowney Memorial Christian ChurchDr. Franz and Guillermina JordanEmelia CallejasErika GuzmanEsther SorianoEvelyn RamirezFidelity Charitable TrustFrancis LuongoGabriel SandovalGeorgina MarquezGloria IbarraGregory Desario Hector AlvarezHybrid Trading CompanyInternational Buddhist Progress SocietyJames and Dorothy PattiJane PryorJason ChawnJeff EastinJessica MendozaJill BaumanJoyce LynchJuan MartinezJuan Navarro

Karel ReyesKaren Elaine GilyardKarla LagunasKay CoulsonKen KilpoKimberly BarnetteKiwanis Club of La Mirada Charitable FoundationLawrence and Sylvia Moisa HendrickLeonard and Diane MidtgaardLocal FixtureLuz HerreraManuel DelgadoMargaret and Robert WenzelMaria SegoviaMartha HuertaMary VenegasMayor Joe VinatieriMichelle TrevinoMicki Dirtzu CharleyNetwork for GoodNorma YoguezNorman and Michelle ZagoskiOlivia RiosOrchid DongOsborn Revocable Living TrustOscar HernandezPerla BernalPerla PelayoRaymond and Martha CastroRaymond CruzRick WestbergRobert MunozRocio ParraRoger ZickfeldRon and Nan Buchanan

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Rosemarie PereraRoy SavoianSandra and Michael GertlerSara and Keith GertlerShaila MendozaSherlyn FishSilveth NavarroSophia GonzalezSouhail and Catherine IsrawiSpiritt Family ServicesStacy EnomotoSunwook and Dong Hyuk YoSusan AyalaTeodoro ViramontesTheresa GrimaldiTim ShawTomas RiosTracy FishVanessa SedanoWayne Samuel DoddsWesley NuttenZuania Mwaura

In-Kind Donors9thWonderAdam GertlerAmy JaspersonAndrea O’NeilAquarium of the PacificBaby2BabyBecky CamposBetsy AngevineBeverly ThompsonBonnie BilitchBrenda Plascencia-CarrizosaBruce BrundyCamaro-Pachon Family

Candlewood County ClubClare McclaffertyCommunity Development Commission of the County of Los AngelesCorinne and Angel MunozDanelle ThomsenDelta Gamma SororityDelta Sigma Theta SororityDenise ClavesillaDoris FitzgeraldDoubleTree By Hilton Whittier Los AngelesDr. Frank NessaryDr. Franz and Guillermina JordanDr. Jerry and Janice RoodzantEast Whittier Presbytarian ChurchEsther SorianoEva MaciasGloria GutierrezHsi Lai Temple International Buddhist Progress SocietyIOTECJane PryerJeff SimpsonJerry “The Promo Guy” WarnerKaren JepsonKaren YoungKayla and Brittany HornKeith and Sara GertlerLa Habra CrossfitLori HenleyLyonel and Yanick AlexandreMarina Pravednikov Megan Moght

Melesia CisnerosMicki Dirtzu CharleyMonica Alfaro WellingNena SotoPalm Springs Aerial TramwayRepublic ServicesRobert and Irene QuistRocio ParraRubio’s Coastal GrillSanta Fe Springs Business AcademySouthwest AirlinesSpectrum BrandsSprinkles CupcakesSteven NagySupervisor Hilda SolisSylvia SalazarTatiana RojasThe BroadUniversal Studios HollywoodUptown Brookdale Senior LivingValerie NavidadVanessa PradoVanessa RamirezWhat’s Up, Whittier?Whittier Police Department

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A teaser of what’s coming next!

The Whole Child’s first residential facility for families experiencing homelessness. With welcoming grounds and a robust array of interdisciplinary supportive services, this program will reduce trauma in children and provide families with a strong start in their journey to permanent housing.

Led by The Whole Child, in partnership with Habitat for Humanity, this innovative model will introduce a mix of housing solutions for families experiencing homelessness including interim, permanent supportive/ affordable and home ownership units. Our goal is to create a vision of what is possible for some of the most vulnerable neighbors.

The Whole Child will be one of four agencies in Los Angeles County to introduce the Portland Identification & Early Referral model for detection and treatment of First Episode Psychosis/schizophrenia in youth. This program will curve the debilitating effects of this condition and give teenagers a better chance to live a fulfilling life.

SAFE FAMILIES INTERIM HOUSING PROGRAM

ECHO PARK

“HOMELESS TO HOMEOWNER” HOUSING COMPLEXSANTA FE SPRINGS

PIER MODEL MENTAL HEALTHSOUTHEAST LOS ANGELES

COUNTY (SPA 7)

UP TO

45Interim Units

UP TO

15Ownership

Units

UP TO

84PSH/Affordable

Units

COMING 2021

44Units

102New Beds to CES Serving Youth Age 12-24

OPENED SEPTEMBER 2019 STARTING DECEMBER 2019

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Together we can make a difference. Lourdes, Mental Health & Nutrition Education client

Join us in our goal to help every child and family in

need of our services.

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