Serving the Community

A CHLA-led group of L.A.-area organizations are gathering data from community stakeholders and joining forces to tackle the region’s major health issues.

The Amerman Family Foundation Dog Therapy program recently celebrated reaching 100,000 interactions with patients, team members, and families in 2024.

The University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities is working to improve support for children and adults with disabilities during disasters.

The event joined dozens of L.A.’s leaders across multiple sectors to discuss and dissect the data from the hospital’s Community Health Needs Assessment.

The group of high school students is trained in the use of a lifesaving medicine to prevent opioid overdose deaths and pushes for policy changes in L.A.

The Student Leaders Advocating for Youth Program will use its new grant to fund substance use prevention and mental health support efforts in Northeast L.A.

For dogs who love humans, the Amerman Family Foundation Dog Therapy Program empowers them to build deep connections with kids in need.

Flu season can be a doozy. Here’s how the flu vaccine can keep your kids and your entire family safe.

CHLA held its second annual wellness fair, allowing the hospital to engage with its neighbors while promoting healthy habits to families beyond its own walls.

Not everyone sees their dream job come true, but 22-year-old Bryant Valdovinos did. Thanks to his successful completion of a Project SEARCH internship at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, Valdovinos is