March Newsletter: Growing Stronger Together at Child & Family Center 🌱

Supporting Recovery, Together

Child & Family Center’s Pathways to Recovery program offers free, life-changing substance use treatment for youth and adults ages 12+ in LA County through Medi-Cal. With services including counseling, therapy, support groups, and recovery incentives, we’re helping individuals and families heal and thrive.

Your support helps extend our reach and impact.

Know someone who could benefit?

Please share with friends, neighbors, or families who may need support. Together, we can connect more people to the care and hope they deserve.

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Taste of the Town Returns May 4th, 2025 – Tickets Now on Sale!

The wait is over—Taste of the Town is back! Our most anticipated culinary event of the year is returning, and you won’t want to miss this unforgettable afternoon of delicious flavors, live entertainment, and community spirit.

Not only is this a food lover’s dream, but it’s also our largest fundraiser, supporting over 1,200 children, teens, and families in our community who rely on critical services for anxiety, depression, substance abuse, and domestic violence intervention. Your support helps provide the crucial funding needed to continue these life-changing programs.

What to Expect:

- Unlimited tastings from Santa Clarita’s finest restaurants, caterers, and beverage purveyors

- Live entertainment and a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere

- Exclusive VIP perks for those looking for an upgraded experience

Ticket Information:

🔹 VIP Admission – $150

Early entry at 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Premier parking
Reserved seating at an umbrella table for ultimate comfort

🔹 General Admission – $95

Entry from 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM

This event is more than just great food and drinks—it’s a chance to come together as a community and make a real difference. Every ticket purchased helps fund essential mental health and support services for those in need.

Tickets are on sale NOW! Secure yours today before they sell out.

We can’t wait to see you there!

TICKETS HERE

Celebrating Our Team at This Month’s All Staff Meeting

This month, we came together for our All Staff Meeting—and what an uplifting time it was! These gatherings are more than just updates; they’re a chance to connect, celebrate wins, and recognize the incredible work our team does every day.

Thank you to every staff member for the passion, heart, and dedication you bring. We’re so grateful for each of you!

March is Social Work Month

At Child & Family Center, we see firsthand the dedication, resilience, and compassion of social workers who uplift children, families, and individuals in need. Thank you!

Spring is a natural time for renewal, making it an ideal season to focus on your mental well-being. As the days grow longer and the weather warms, small changes can have a big impact on how you feel. According to Psychology Today here are five research-backed ways to support your mental health this season:

1. Spend Time Outdoors

Regular time in nature has been shown to lower stress levels and improve mood. A daily walk, time in the garden, or simply sitting outside can help you feel more grounded and refreshed.

2. Reconnect with Others

Social connection is essential to mental health. Reaching out to friends, making plans, or strengthening existing relationships can provide a sense of support and belonging.

3. Clear Mental Clutter

Spring cleaning isn’t just for your home. Journaling, mindfulness, or simply setting aside quiet time can help you process emotions and let go of lingering stressors.

4. Set Fresh Intentions

Spring can be a great time to revisit personal goals or set new ones. Whether it’s a creative project, a wellness routine, or learning something new, having a sense of purpose can boost your mental resilience.

5. Let in More Light

Natural light exposure helps regulate mood and sleep. Open your blinds, spend time near windows, and take in as much daylight as possible to support emotional balance.

This spring, consider small steps that can help you feel more energized, connected, and mentally refreshed.