Our Mission

All Saints Church Foster Care Project provides community education, public policy/advocacy and direct services for children and youth who have been removed from the care of their parents to the supervision of the state. The Project recruits and sustains volunteers who serve in public and private agencies or work on special projects designed to enhance the lives of foster, homeless, transitional and incarcerated children and youth.

EDUCATION

To increase public awareness of the crisis many families and youth in Los Angeles County are currently facing in foster care. We do this through activities including advocacy work as well as at events where attendees can stop by and learn more at our lawn table.

SERVICE

To improve the quality of lives of children and youth in foster care, homeless, incarcerated or under the supervision of probation through the provision of direct services to the children or to the agencies serving them.

COMMUNITY ACTION

To improve the quality of the lives of children and young people in foster care, homeless, incarcerated or under the supervision of probation through system changes.

HOW CAN YOU HELP US

Get involved today through our volunteering and donation opportunities below.

BECOME VOLUNTEER

Volunteer as a tutor, mentor, participate in events.

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DONATE ITEMS

Donate diapers, bags, supplies etc.

Donate

UPCOMING EVENTS

These are our upcoming Foster Care events. Click on the Sign Up button of that event to sign up as a volunteer.
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JAN 25 AND FEB 1

COACH MONITOR TRAINING

Become a trained volunteer coach monitor and provide court-ordered supervised family visits so that children, removed from the care of their parents, can visit their parents in a family-friendly setting filled with toys, games, books, and art materials. These visits are an essential service to increase the family's chances for reunification and reduce the children's anxiety while in out-of-home placement. The visits will take place in an agency setting that provides strict health and safety protocols to protect the coach monitor and the families in Pasadena, South Pasadena, El Sereno, and Glendale.

CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES

Our range of one-time and ongoing volunteering opportunities provide direct services to those in Foster Care. Become a volunteer by clicking the Sign Up button!
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HELP FOR THOSE IMPACTED BY THE FIRES

All of us at Foster Care Project extend heartfelt greetings to those who have been impacted by the devastating fires. As recovery efforts get underway, our Adopt a Child Advocate Caseworker (ACAC) Program is working to link affected families to helpful and sustaining resources. To date, we are aware of three families on the caseload of one of our "adopted" DCFS caseworkers who have lost their homes. In addition, we have multiple families whose employment status has been upended by the tragedy.

If you are able to help, we are seeking grocery store gift cards (Ralph's, Vons, Pavilions, Target) in any amount; diapers (sizes 1 - 5); and hygiene items (toothpaste, toothbrushes, combs, hairbrushes, shampoo, and body wash).

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HELP PARENTS AND CHILDREN BE REUNITED AS A FAMILY: ATTEND THE UPCOMING COACH MONITOR TRAINING ON JANUARY 25 AND FEBRUARY 1

Become a trained volunteer coach monitor and provide court-ordered supervised family visits so that children, removed from the care of their parents, can visit their parents in a family-friendly setting filled with toys, games, books, and art materials. These visits are an essential service to increase the family's chances for reunification and reduce the children's anxiety while in out-of-home placement. The visits will take place in an agency setting that provides strict health and safety protocols to protect the coach monitor and the families in Pasadena, South Pasadena, El Sereno, and Glendale.