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Leaving a Legacy: Bryce Brown’s Enduring Gift of Hope

July 23, 2025

Bryce Brown was just a boy when he came to the Center in 1967, seeking […]

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Teaching to Build Up, Not Break Down: A Look at Staff Training

July 14, 2025

By Sadie Coburn When Kristen moved from the East Coast to San Diego three years […]

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Kids and Social Media: What’s a Parent To Do?

July 8, 2025

By Ann Garland, Ph.D. Parents are flooded with warnings about the negative effects of social […]

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Ways to Get Involved

July 1, 2025

Learn how to get involved this summer with our group volunteer opportunities, Fund Development Committee, […]

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June 2025 Newsletter

July 1, 2025

Meet our new principal and read about Bryce Brown’s story. A quick guide to summer […]

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Enhanced Care Management (ECM) as a Whole Person Model

June 25, 2025

By HannaMei Levine Enhanced Care Management (ECM) provides case management services for families with highly […]

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A True Wraparound Program: Intensive Family Services (IFS)

June 24, 2025

By HannaMei Levine Intensive Family Services (IFS) is a wraparound program for children and teens, […]

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Enjoying Family Time in the Community

June 16, 2025

By Rachel Smith, Enhanced Care Management Supervisor As summer approaches and children have more time […]

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Roots of Resilience: Supporting a Young Mother’s Journey to Thrive

June 5, 2025

By Sadie Coburn Resilience is a word we use often, but Erika Granados sees what […]

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A Story of Healing and Hope: The Indispensable Value of Early Preventative Care

May 13, 2025

By Sadie Coburn At the San Diego Center for Children, healing often begins with one […]

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Helping Foster Youth Feel Seen, Heard, and Supported

May 12, 2025

By Ella Brazil For Angelica Rivera, mental health work is more than a profession—it’s a […]

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Building HOPE Series

April 2, 2025

About the Building HOPE Series Children are likely to experience trauma sometime throughout their life, […]

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