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Provides assistance with basic needs, resource access, abuse assessment and reporting, and guidance on seeking emergency services for life-threatening situations.

Operates the HOPE Line to improve child abuse safety and increase access to services, provides guidance for emergency situations, and conducts abuse assessment and reporting as part of its client support framework.

Launched the "Wear Your Heart" initiative to expand access to early mental health support through parent education, referrals, and multilingual outreach.

Five Acres launched the Wear Your Heart initiative to expand access to early mental health support through parent education, referrals, and multilingual outreach.

Offers public tours of the Centennial Wall exhibit at its historical headquarters starting in January 2026, highlighting its 138-year legacy of service in Los Angeles County.

Offers public tours of the Centennial Wall exhibit at its historical headquarters in Altadena starting January 2026, highlighting 100 years of service to children in the community.

Operates a child-oriented facility in Altadena providing comprehensive inpatient care for children requiring 24/7 support, with a continuous presence in Los Angeles County since 1888 and in Altadena since 1926.

Operates a child-oriented facility in Altadena providing comprehensive 24/7 inpatient care for children requiring intensive support, with a continuous presence in Los Angeles County since 1888.

Provides mental health support to children and families experiencing challenges such as depression, anxiety, hopelessness, and behavioral problems, serving over 7,000 children and family members annually across six counties. Offers telehealth services, including care for over 800 clients during the pandemic, and operates a HOPE Line that responds to emails and texts within one business day.

Provides mental health support to children and families experiencing challenges such as depression, anxiety, trauma, and behavioral issues, including telehealth services and crisis response via the HOPE Line, which responds to emails and texts within one business day. Serves over 7,000 children and family members annually across six counties.

Operates a HOPE line to improve child abuse safety and increase access to services. The line responds to emails and texts within one business day, offering assistance with basic needs, resource access, abuse assessment and reporting, and initiation of additional services, as well as guidance for emergency situations.

Operates a HOPE line to improve child abuse safety and increase access to services. The line provides assistance with basic needs, resource access, abuse assessment and reporting, and initiation of additional services, responding to emails and texts within one business day.

Five Acres operates a HOPE Line to improve child abuse safety, increase access to services, and provide assistance with basic needs, resource access, abuse assessment, and reporting. The line responds to emails and texts within one business day.

Five Acres offers comprehensive inpatient care for children who require 24/7 support.

Provides comprehensive inpatient care for children who require 24/7 support.

Five Acres provides mental health services to over 7,000 children and family members annually across six counties, addressing challenges such as depression, anxiety, and behavioral problems. Services include telehealth options and support for children affected by natural disasters.

Provides mental health support resources and services, including telehealth, to children and families experiencing mental health challenges such as depression, anxiety, and behavioral problems. This includes specialized support for children affected by natural disasters and loss, and services for traumatized children in alignment with federal reform guidelines. The organization serves over 7,000 children and family members annually across six counties.

Became the first child welfare organization in California to negotiate a CalAIM contract with healthcare providers, aligning child welfare services with healthcare systems to improve access and funding for mental health services for traumatized children.

Became the first child welfare organization to negotiate a CalAIM contract with healthcare providers and pivoted operations in 2021 to align with Family First federal reform guidelines, integrating mental health services within evolving policy frameworks.

Became the first child welfare organization to negotiate a CalAIM contract with healthcare providers.

Became the first child welfare organization to negotiate a CalAIM contract with healthcare providers.

Five Acres became the first child welfare organization to negotiate a CalAIM contract with healthcare providers.

Developed pandemic protocols and secured supplies across all sites to protect staff and children, and successfully prevented an outbreak among over 400 team members over 100 days.

Developed pandemic protocols and secured supplies across all sites to protect staff and children, and moved over 100 team members to remote operations within five days.

Five Acres developed pandemic protocols and secured supplies across all sites to protect staff and children, and successfully prevented an outbreak among over 400 team members over 100 days.

Developed pandemic protocols, secured supplies across all sites, transitioned over 100 staff to remote operations within five days, and implemented communication and video conferencing platforms to maintain service continuity during emergencies.

Developed and implemented pandemic protocols, secured supplies across all sites, transitioned over 100 team members to remote operations within five days, and prevented disease outbreaks among staff and children during emergency periods.