Someone said this was an orphanage, but I can't find any online info.
June & Stella
(714) 220-0475
8282 On The Mall, Buena Park, CA
June & Stella
(714) 220-0475
8282 On The Mall, Buena Park, CA
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Thursday, January 7, 2010
Jireh's Place
Someone wrote that this place is an orphanage, but I cannot find any information about it on the internet:
Jirehs Place
(626) 960-2121
1750 W Cameron Ave, #106, West Covina, CA 91790
Jirehs Place
(626) 960-2121
1750 W Cameron Ave, #106, West Covina, CA 91790
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Stepping Stones to Success
Can't find any information other than the address and phone number.
Stepping Stones to Success
(626) 683-3044
769 N Orange Grove Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91103
Stepping Stones to Success
(626) 683-3044
769 N Orange Grove Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91103
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Catherine Morgan Group Home
I cannot find much information about this place.
(323) 971-4700
1157 W 55th St, Los Angeles, CA
(323) 971-4700
1157 W 55th St, Los Angeles, CA
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Clear Water Ranch Children's House
"Debra Coe, she is writing a book on Clearwater Ranch" --Cathy Calcagno
"I began working at Clearwater Ranch in Philo from Fall, 1980 as a child care worker. I was involved when the residential program moved from Philo to Cloverdale in the mid-80s under the directorship of Dr. Sean Faire. Somewhere, among my paperbacks, I have a paperback book that was written about Clearwater Ranch and it's beginnings..." --Richard Johansson
"I began working at Clearwater Ranch in Philo from Fall, 1980 as a child care worker. I was involved when the residential program moved from Philo to Cloverdale in the mid-80s under the directorship of Dr. Sean Faire. Somewhere, among my paperbacks, I have a paperback book that was written about Clearwater Ranch and it's beginnings..." --Richard Johansson
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Vista Del Mar Child and Family Services
JEWISH ORPHAN'S HOME OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
VISTA DEL MAR
HAMBURGER HOME FOR YOUNG WOMEN
Founded as the JEWISH ORPHAN'S HOME OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA in 1908, it served children in that capacity for many years. With the breakdown of the family unit and other changes in society, the agency modified its programs to respond to the growing demands in the community. Now called VISTA DEL MAR CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES, it provides a wide range of social services to children, many of whom have been abused, neglected or abandoned.
The following is a history time line of the institution:
1908 - VISTA DEL MAR founded as the JEWISH ORPHAN'S HOME OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA by a Chapter of B'nai B'rith Women and other interested members of the Jewish community. The first location was on Mission Road, in east Los Angeles, housing five children initially, moved to Huntington Park and then West Adams, before settling in 1928 at its current site on a former West Los Angeles ranch. Ages 0-16.
1921 - Foster Home Department was started.
1923 - Current property purchased. It was a ranch called VISTA DEL MAR and the current commonly used name was adapted.
1925 - Construction was begun on five two-story "cottages" each of which housed twenty children. This living arrangement was the first west of the Mississippi )as opposed to dormitory style " Orphanages.)" The cottages were opened in 1925. Jacoby cottage, originally for asthmatic children, was built subsequently.
1935-1945 - Many refugee children from Europe aided.
1950 - Adoption Department opened.
1970 - Girls school opened.
1971 - Country school and Handler cottages.
1973 - Taper cottage and Parvin cottage
1975 - Moss-Price Shore cottage, Honor cottage and Pre-Vocational School
1976 - Affiliation with Reiss-Davis Child Study Center
1979 - Valley Group home for as many as six boys. Home-SAFE Child Care affiliated with VISTA DEL MAR.
1980 - DaySchool/Day Treatment Program established.
1982 - Julia Ann Singer Center came on campus.
1983 - Valley Group Home opened for up to six girls. Reiss-Davis Louis B. Mayer Building dedicated. Mark and Esther Schulman Art and Dance Therapy Building completed.
1984 - Neil Konheim Recreation Center completed. After Care Services implemented.
1986 - Home Based Services implemented.
1990 - First accreditation for Vista Del Mar by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations.
1995 - Family Preservation Program implemented. Non-Public School opened.
1997 - VISTA DEL MAR officially changed name to VISTA DEL MAR CHILD and FAMILY SERVICES also known as JEWISH ORPHAN'S HOME OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Internal merger of VISTA DEL MAR, Reiss-Davis, Julia Ann Singer effective. Classroom opened serving autistic children.
(Other locations at Huntington Park and Palms)
For further information, please contact:
VISTA DEL MAR CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES
3200 Motor Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90034
Phone: (310)836-1223
1-888-22-VISTA
Fax: (310)204-04134
VISTA DEL MAR
HAMBURGER HOME FOR YOUNG WOMEN
Founded as the JEWISH ORPHAN'S HOME OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA in 1908, it served children in that capacity for many years. With the breakdown of the family unit and other changes in society, the agency modified its programs to respond to the growing demands in the community. Now called VISTA DEL MAR CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES, it provides a wide range of social services to children, many of whom have been abused, neglected or abandoned.
The following is a history time line of the institution:
1908 - VISTA DEL MAR founded as the JEWISH ORPHAN'S HOME OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA by a Chapter of B'nai B'rith Women and other interested members of the Jewish community. The first location was on Mission Road, in east Los Angeles, housing five children initially, moved to Huntington Park and then West Adams, before settling in 1928 at its current site on a former West Los Angeles ranch. Ages 0-16.
1921 - Foster Home Department was started.
1923 - Current property purchased. It was a ranch called VISTA DEL MAR and the current commonly used name was adapted.
1925 - Construction was begun on five two-story "cottages" each of which housed twenty children. This living arrangement was the first west of the Mississippi )as opposed to dormitory style " Orphanages.)" The cottages were opened in 1925. Jacoby cottage, originally for asthmatic children, was built subsequently.
1935-1945 - Many refugee children from Europe aided.
1950 - Adoption Department opened.
1970 - Girls school opened.
1971 - Country school and Handler cottages.
1973 - Taper cottage and Parvin cottage
1975 - Moss-Price Shore cottage, Honor cottage and Pre-Vocational School
1976 - Affiliation with Reiss-Davis Child Study Center
1979 - Valley Group home for as many as six boys. Home-SAFE Child Care affiliated with VISTA DEL MAR.
1980 - DaySchool/Day Treatment Program established.
1982 - Julia Ann Singer Center came on campus.
1983 - Valley Group Home opened for up to six girls. Reiss-Davis Louis B. Mayer Building dedicated. Mark and Esther Schulman Art and Dance Therapy Building completed.
1984 - Neil Konheim Recreation Center completed. After Care Services implemented.
1986 - Home Based Services implemented.
1990 - First accreditation for Vista Del Mar by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations.
1995 - Family Preservation Program implemented. Non-Public School opened.
1997 - VISTA DEL MAR officially changed name to VISTA DEL MAR CHILD and FAMILY SERVICES also known as JEWISH ORPHAN'S HOME OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Internal merger of VISTA DEL MAR, Reiss-Davis, Julia Ann Singer effective. Classroom opened serving autistic children.
(Other locations at Huntington Park and Palms)
For further information, please contact:
VISTA DEL MAR CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES
3200 Motor Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90034
Phone: (310)836-1223
1-888-22-VISTA
Fax: (310)204-04134
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Ladies Relief Society of Oakland - Home for Aged Women and Children
LADIES RELIEF SOCIETY OF OAKLAND
(HOME FOR AGED WOMEN AND CHILDREN
1923 Census: HOME FOR AGED WOMEN AND CHILDREN; No address; dependent white children under auspices of the LADIES RELIEF SOCIETY OF OAKLAND.
1933 Census: Same name, no address; Private society for care of children ages 0-12.
(HOME FOR AGED WOMEN AND CHILDREN
1923 Census: HOME FOR AGED WOMEN AND CHILDREN; No address; dependent white children under auspices of the LADIES RELIEF SOCIETY OF OAKLAND.
1933 Census: Same name, no address; Private society for care of children ages 0-12.
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