La-La W.
2/23/2016
Adoption is the process whereby children who have been permanently and legally separated from their birth parents are placed with new parents. The adoptive parents are given the same rights and...
Alliance for Children's Rights
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4525 Wilshire Blvd Ste 150
Los Angeles, CA 90010
The Alliance for Children's Rights is dedicated to advocating for children, young adults, and families impacted by foster care, ensuring they have access to necessary support and services. With a mission to protect the rights of young people, the organization addresses challenges such as housing instability, healthcare access, and educational disruptions, particularly in times of crisis like recent wildfires.
Since its inception in 1992, the Alliance has empowered over 165,000 children and young adults, providing training and resources for caregivers and professionals while leading efforts to reform California's child welfare system. Their impactful programs have facilitated more than 15,000 adoptions from foster care and support a wide range of services including legal guardianship and educational assistance.
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4.56 reviewsCrystal
9/19/2024
The team at Alliance for Children's Rights is PHENOMINAL!! I could not have asked for a more dedicated team to help regarding my case for guardianship. They genuinely care about the children they...
Paralégal V.
7/17/2014
Dearest Shannon Grube, Esq. You are a wonderful person & a terrific attorney/mediator. Thank you for all your help & representing my grandson in his benefits case. You and Heidi Joya was a joy...
Dis G.
7/17/2018
I was referred to this place by a therapist and a doctor. I called twice asking for help on regional services, benefits and adoption. Both times rejected. Why does this place exist? The person...
Lor E.
8/25/2015
Alliance for Children's Rights The benefits dept Attorney's Shannon Grube Esq Alliance staff attorney. and Alexandria Coffey, Esq. a pro-bono attorney worked on my retro-active "F" rate with...
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