Amigo Baby was established in 2004 and has served thousands of children and their families. Children are referred by the Regional Center, Doctor or Parent. Amigo Baby assigns each child a team that may include an early intervention specialist (EI), an occupational therapist (OT), a physical therapist (PT), a speech language pathologist (SLP), and a speech language pathology assistant (SLPA). At the core of Amigo Baby’s philosophy is a mission to provide parents the tools and knowledge to facilitate brain development and school success in their children, not only in the early years but well into adulthood, and to provide families with the expertise to support child development, regardless of social-economic status. The literature identifies strategies that early intervention programs should use to provide the best services to their families. These strategies include the use of a multidisciplinary team approach (King et al., 2009; Stoffel, Ramsdell, & Pizur-Barnekow, 2016), providing services within the family’s natural and family centeredness (Gray & McCormich, 2005; Kingsley and Mailloux, 2013; Withrow, 2008), and parent education (Blanche, Diaz, Barretto, & Cermak, 2015; Maulik & Darmstadt, 2009; McWayne & Melzi, 2014). EARLY INTERVENTION Facilitating play, communication, behavioral and emotional regulation, and cognitive skills appropriate to developmental trajectory and to promote growth and learning. PHYSICAL THERAPY Supporting the child’s motor development to engage in meaningful activities with their family and their environment. OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY Enhancing a child’s participation in activities of daily living, supporting family routines, cultivating social engagement, educational learning and facilitating play. SPEECH THERAPY Developing communication, language, speech, and emergent literacy skills to support engagement in the child’s natural environment.

Families Forward is an Irvine-based nonprofit organization that was founded in 1984 to help families in crisis regain financial stability and self-sufficiency. Beginning with five rented apartments in Irvine, Families Forward has grown in response to community need and now owns and operates thirty-one transitional and affordable housing homes in Irvine & Lake Forrest; owns and operates a 3,400 square foot food pantry and an extensive network of resources to help families in financial crisis. The mission of Families Forward is to help families in need achieve and maintain self-sufficiency through food, housing, counseling, education and other support services. Families Forward is committed to serving each family with the core values of dignity, empowerment, accountability, community spirit, and hope.

Alzheimer's Los Angeles is a donor-supported organization committed to care and support for those living with Alzheimer’s and other dementias and their families in Los Angeles, Riverside, and San Bernardino Counties. Since 1982, we've served hundreds of thousands of Alzheimer’s and dementia affected-families. Alzheimer’s Los Angeles also provides training for health care professionals, education for caregivers and the general public; advocacy for improved public policy and legislation; and financial support to increase local research to find the cause and cure for this devastating disease. For more information, visit www.alzla.org or call 844.HELP.ALZ. Remember us in your will, trust or estate plan. Federal Tax I.D. #95-3718119

Narcotics Anonymous is a company based out of PO Box 5333, San Mateo, CA, United States.

Working Together for Strong Communities™ NeighborWorks Orange County is a California 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that exists to serve the Orange County community, where the high cost of living presents significant challenges for low-to-moderate income families and individuals. Our mission is to strengthen communities and enhance the quality of life for working families by expanding housing opportunities, promoting sound financial management, and encouraging civic engagement. Since we were established in 1977, we have provided over 30,000 individuals with housing-related support; we’ve accomplished this by taking a multi-service approach to serving the needs of our clients. Through our programs, we help our clients: Prepare for homeownership through: • Homebuyer counseling and education • Down payment programs and loan options • Homebuyer real estate services Protect their home investment through: • Homeowner education • Foreclosure prevention counseling and education • Home listing services Strengthen our communities through: • Community building activities • Financial literacy education • Affordable rental units • The Orange County Housing Trust NeighborWorks Orange County is a chartered member of the 235-member national NeighborWorks® network and a certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), Community Development Corporation (CDC), and HUD-Approved Counseling Agency.

John Tracy Center non-profit whose mission is to provide parent-centered services to young children with hearing loss, offering hope, guidance, and encouragement. Our goals are to give these children the speech, language, and listening skills to participate fully in their school, community, and life, and to give their parents the knowledge and capabilities to mentor and participate fully in the process. We are a California-based non-for-profit 501C3 organization, established since 1943 by Louise Treadwell Tracy, wife of actor Spencer Tracy, and named after their son John who was born deaf. JTC offers the following services for young children with hearing loss and their families: - Audiology services - Hearing assessments and evaluations for infants and children (ages 0 to 18) - Parent-Infant early intervention program - Counseling and child development services - Worldwide parent-centered education and resources - Dickinson C. Ross Auditory-verbal Preschool - Dickinson C. Ross Inclusion Preschool - Friday Family School - Summer Session programs for both international and local area families - Graduate Program - Teacher education via our Master's and Credential program through a partnership with Mt. Saint Mary's College, Los Angeles. To learn more, visit www.jtc.org

Alzheimer's Family Center (AFC)’s services are designed to promote the continued dignity and personhood of individuals across the course of dementia and ensure families have access to the resources they need to provide the best possible care for loved ones. Licensed by the California Department of Public Health, AFC was one of the first Alzheimer’s Day Care Resource Centers (ADCRC) in California and remains the only one in Orange County. As an expert in dementia care, AFC provides caregivers, at-risk seniors and health care professionals with accurate information about memory loss. Deeply embedded within the OC community, AFC has developed a network of partnerships to advance its mission. Notably, AFC is affiliated with the Pickup Family Neurosciences Institute at Hoag, and engaged in joint efforts to improve hospital and post-discharge care of patients with dementia. Similarly, for the UCI Institute of Memory Impairments and Neurological Disorders, AFC provides a link to critical community-based services that families need. Through its community-wide efforts, AFC is transforming dementia care from a “nothing can be done” to a proactive approach—one family at a time.

The Coalition to Abolish Slavery & Trafficking (CAST) provides life-saving services to survivors of human trafficking, and mobilizes citizens to build a future where modern slavery no longer plagues our communities, our city, or our world. CAST provides comprehensive services to over 350 survivors each year, including: emergency response, case management, shelter, life and job skills training, legal advocacy and peer leadership programming. Through partnerships with healthcare organizations, government benefits agencies, law enforcement and cultural and faith-based community groups, CAST is able to provide support at every phase of a human trafficking survivor's journey to freedom.

Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) provides a powerful voice for youth in the child welfare system through a unique one-on-one relationship with trained and supervised court appointed volunteer advocate. Every CASA works to ensure that these youth are safe, have a permanent home and an opportunity to thrive.

Established in 1995, Tisha Harman and Sheryl Edgar left their associate positions with their prior firm to start, A Center for Children & Family Law. Their goal was to help families through the practice of “Children’s Law”. Although many law firms in Southern California practiced in family law, primarily as divorce attorneys, there existed no law firm that focused on the families, representing the “voice of the children”. Tisha and Sheryl knew that with this forum, they could practice what they loved most about law, advocating for children and families. They have focused the firm’s practice exclusively on the representation of children and the families who love them.

For over 40 years, Connections For Children has designed, initiated, and maintained programs that help children reach their full potential by supporting families’ access to quality child care and education. We inform parents about child development, advocate for quality early learning experiences, and provide community resources and training for families, teachers, and caregivers. Founded in 1974, Connections For Children was one of the first child care resource and referral agencies in California. Established to assist families in choosing early care and education programs that meet their individual needs, the agency is also dedicated to increasing the quality of child care in the South Bay and Westside neighborhoods of Los Angeles County. Connections For Children’s programs serve the cities of Santa Monica, Culver City, El Segundo, Torrance, Lomita, Malibu, and Manhattan, Hermosa, and Redondo Beach, the cities of the Palos Verdes Peninsula, as well as the Los Angeles communities of Palms, Mar Vista, Venice, Westchester, Pico-Robertson, and West Los Angeles.

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