Content related to Youth Activism: In CHLA’s Collective of Youth Leaders, BIPOC Teens Take Action to Prevent Opioid Overdoses

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.

CHLA’s opioid take-back day provides families a safe way to discard their unused prescription drugs and protect their kids from potential harm.

For 20 years, an award honoring a doctor who trained at CHLA has funded projects created and implemented by hospital residents to better the lives of children.

A partnership between CHLA and the Los Feliz Neighborhood Council ensures a cleaner environment and a healthy dose of community bonding.

The High School Healthcare and Leadership Conference provides seminars and hands-on workshops to encourage high schoolers of color to pursue health care careers.

Virtual peer groups can help adolescents and young adults with Type 1 diabetes to improve blood glucose control.

Graduations. Proms. Quinceañeras. Bar mitzvahs and bat mitzvahs. Senior trips. Sports seasons. School plays. The COVID-19 crisis has canceled them all, and teens are feeling the pain. A CHLA expert

Children’s Hospital is proud to partner with Manos Que Sobreviven (MQS), a local nonprofit that provides food, school assistance and a helping hand to community members in need.

Jeanine Hall, MD, MPH, a mom and physician at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, guides her daughters—and more than 100 of their schoolmates—to help others through the hospital’s Junior Ambassadors