LAFD - Station 58

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1556 S Robertson Blvd

Los Angeles, CA 90035

+1 (213) 485-6258

https://www.lafd.org

The Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) offers various support services aimed at helping the community through job training and vocational rehabilitation workshops across Los Angeles County. Their network includes numerous locations such as Goodwill Southern California and Glendale Community College, providing resources to enrich lives and aid those in need.

In partnership with agencies like the GAIN program, DCFS works diligently to connect individuals with essential services, facilitating opportunities for personal and professional development. By maintaining a comprehensive list of nearby services, DCFS strives to make assistance accessible for all affected families within the region.

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Winnie L.

12/7/2018

Firefighting is really hard work. I wanted to write this review to revive some of the attention that have died related to the recent wildfires, in hopes that folks will donate $$ to their...

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