<![CDATA[Parents' Place FRC - ... From a Parent -Blog]]>Mon, 20 Apr 2026 11:48:49 -0700Weebly<![CDATA[A Message from Elena Sanchez, Executive Director]]>Mon, 17 Jan 2022 23:43:28 GMThttps://www.parentsplacefrc.com/-from-a-parent--blog/a-message-from-elena-sanchez-executive-director5162959As we say hello to the new year, the Parents' Place FRC wants to wish you all a happy and safe 2022. Parents' Place will remain open remotely during regular business hours: Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and continue delivering caring services to protect and support our families and community. 

We welcome the new year with a strong collaboration with our local Regional Center with a series of workshops, starting with "IEP 101" presented by Nora Perez -Givens. The SG/PRC Outreach and Compliance team will offer "Living Options" and "How We Can Support You." Attending these series will give you an excellent opportunity to meet the SG/PRC team presenters: Mr. Salvador Gonzalez, Director of Community Outreach and Compliance; Xochitl Gonzalez, Community Outreach Specialist; Daniel Ibarra, Fair Hearing Specialist; Amos Byun, Asian Community Outreach Specialist; and Joshua Treviño, BCBA Specialist. 

We will continue to collaborate with our local School Districts and SELPAs. We look forward to expanding this collaboration with our new alternative dispute resolution "ADR" project.

I am pleased to let you know that our Technology Lending Library (TLL) continues running strong. As of today, we have 230 iPads in families' homes. Please do not forget that we have plenty of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for all families receiving services from SG/PRC. We continue to have contactless appointments available for families that need to pick up informational materials, PPE kits, iPads, etc. We are here for you!

I want to take this opportunity to thank everyone who was part of our service delivery. First, we want to thank the entire SG/PRC Team for partnering all year long. Our families and community are blessed to have you as partners. Next, we want to thank the H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III Cultural Art Museum for opening their doors to our families and children, where they enjoyed a multicultural event, fantastic food, and entertainment. To end the year, we successfully had our drive-through event with the help of our vendor community and volunteers who took part with financial support, goods, toys, and their time. Lastly, our staff and Board of Directors continue to be committed to serving families in the San Gabriel Valley community. Thank you!

I invite you to visit our website www.parentsplacefrc.com for our current calendar of events and digital resources. All our workshops, conferences, and support groups are open year-round via Zoom until this worldwide pandemic allows us to meet in person once again.
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Until then, I urge everyone to help one another. May the new year bless you with health, wealth, and happiness. May we all do our part as selfless giving is the art of living.  

Mensaje de Elena Sanchez, Directora Ejecutiva
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Estimadas familias, amigos, profesionales y miembros de la comunidad,
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Mientras decimos hola al nuevo año, Parents' Place quiere desearles a todos ustedes un seguro y Feliz año 2022. Parents' Place permanecerá abierto de forma remota durante horas hábiles de lunes a viernes de 8:00 a. m. a 4:30 p. m. y continuaremos brindando servicios de cuidado para proteger y apoyar a nuestras familias y comunidad.

Damos la bienvenida al nuevo año con una fuerte colaboración en conjunto con nuestro Centro Regional local con una serie de talleres, empezando con "IEP 101" presentado por Nora Perez-Givens. El equipo de Alcance y Cumplimiento de SG/PRC y su director el Sr. Salvador Gonzalez ofrecerá "Opciones de vida" y "Cómo podemos apoyarlo".  Asistir a estas series le dará una excelente oportunidad de conocer a los presentadores del equipo SG/PRC: El Sr. Salvador González, Director de Alcance Comunitario y Cumplimiento; Xochitl González, Especialista en Alcance Comunitario; Daniel Ibarra, Especialista en Audiencia Justa; Amos Byun, Especialista en Alcance Comunitario Asiático; y Joshua Treviño, Especialista en BCBA. 

Continuaremos colaborando con nuestros distritos escolares, locales y SELPAs. Esperamos expandir esta colaboración con nuestro nuevo proyecto de resolución alternativa de disputas "ADR".

Me complace informarles que nuestra Biblioteca de Préstamo de Tecnología (TLL, por sus siglas en inglés) continúa funcionando con solidez. A la fecha, contamos con 230 iPads en los hogares de las familias. No olvide que tenemos suficiente equipo de protección personal (PPE) para todas las familias que reciben servicios de SG/PRC. Continuamos teniendo citas sin contacto disponibles para familias que necesitan recoger materiales informativos, kits de PPE, iPads, etc. ¡Estamos aquí para ayudarles!

Quiero aprovechar esta oportunidad para agradecer a todos los que formaron parte de nuestra prestación de servicios. Primero, queremos agradecer a todo el equipo de SG/PRC por colaborar durante todo el año. Nuestras familias y nuestra comunidad tienen la bendición de tenerlos como socios. A continuación, queremos agradecer al Museo de Arte Cultural H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III por abrir sus puertas a nuestras familias y niños, donde disfrutaron de un evento multicultural, comida fantástica y entretenimiento. Para finalizar el año, tuvimos con éxito nuestro evento de autoservicio con la ayuda de nuestra comunidad de proveedores y voluntarios que participaron con apoyo financiero, bienes, juguetes y su tiempo. Por último, nuestro personal y la Junta Directiva siguen comprometidos a servir a las familias de la comunidad del Valle de San Gabriel. ¡Gracias!

Le invito a visitar nuestro sitio web www.parentsplacefrc.com para ver nuestro calendario actual de eventos y recursos digitales. Todos nuestros talleres, conferencias y grupos de apoyo están abiertos todo el año a través de Zoom hasta que esta pandemia mundial nos permita reunirnos en persona una vez más.

Hasta entonces, insto a todos a ayudarse mutuamente. Que el nuevo año los bendiga con salud, riqueza y felicidad. Que todos hagamos nuestra parte, ya que dar desinteresadamente es el arte de vivir.  
]]><![CDATA[Queridas Familias, Amigos, Profesionales y Miembros de la Comunidad,]]>Fri, 08 Oct 2021 20:06:03 GMThttps://www.parentsplacefrc.com/-from-a-parent--blog/queridas-familias-amigos-profesionales-y-miembros-de-la-comunidadBienvenidos al último trimestre de 2021. Nuestra temporada navideña se acerca rápidamente y Parents' Place se está preparando para terminar el año satisfaciendo las necesidades de nuestras familias de forma remota.        Muchas familias se han visto afectadas por la pandemia y las enfermedades asociadas. Es importante tomarse el tiempo para enviar pensamientos sanadores a quienes dieron positivo en la prueba, perdieron a un ser querido o tienen a un ser querido en el hospital. Queremos asegurarnos de que todos sepan que estamos en la oficina
ayudando a nuestras familias y comunidad de manera virtual.
 
Atendemos sin contacto físico a las familias con cita previa cuando necesitan recoger materiales informativos, kits, iPads, etc. No olvide que tenemos suficiente Equipo de Protección Personal (PPE) para todas las familias que reciben servicios de SG/PRC. incluidas las máscaras quirúrgicas para niños. ¡Estamos aquí para usted!
 
Me complace informarle que nuestra Biblioteca de préstamos de tecnología (TLL) sigue funcionando con
fuerza. Hoy en día, tenemos 180 iPads en los hogares de las familias.
 
Parents’ Place y el Centro Regional local continúan con una fuerte alianza de colaboración por lo que estaremos brindando talleres organizados por miembros y directores del equipo SG/PRC. Comenzaremos con un taller de Elegibilidad de Intervención Temprana y Lanterman Provisional el 26 de octubre de 4:00 p.m. a 5:30 pm.     Seguido por un IEP 101, Opciones de vida y Cómo podemos ayudarlo, presentado por el equipo de             Cumplimiento y Alcance de SG/PRC. Esta es una gran oportunidad para conocer al equipo que estará                facilitando los talleres de SGPRC:
El Sr. Salvador Gonzalez, director de Alcance Comunitario y Cumplimiento, Xochitl Gonzalez y Amos Byun, Especialistas del Área Cultural, Daniel Ibarra, Especialista en Audiencias Justas,  Joshua Treviño, Especialista BCBA, Nora Perez-Givens, Especialista en Educación, Monica Barrios, Intervención Temprana/Especialista en Cumplimiento de Admisiones y Lupe Magallanes-Angel, Directora Asociada de Servicios de Admisión e Intervención Temprana.
 
También estamos planeando nuestra decimocuarta conferencia anual, "La vida después de la preparatoria ... Lo que necesitas saber", que se llevará a cabo a través de Zoom el sábado 13 de noviembre de 2021, de 10 am a 12 pm. Únase a nosotros mientras aprendemos sobre educación postsecundaria y vocacional. Compartiremos información invaluable para ayudar a los jóvenes a comprender las diferentes opciones disponibles para ellos durante y después de la escuela preparatoria.
 
Las cajas de actividades de juguetes fueron un programa de préstamos exitoso antes de la pandemia, por lo que reanudamos este programa de forma remota. Funcionará de la misma manera que nuestros programas de TLL y PPE. Hemos agregado muchos libros y juguetes sobre el desarrollo socioemocional. Llame para una cita si desea pedir prestado alguno de los artículos disponibles.
 
Cada año, en colaboración con el Departamento de Bomberos de West Covina, Baldwin Park CHP y muchas organizaciones e individuos, hemos proporcionado juguetes para niños, jóvenes y adultos que tienen                necesidades especiales y participan en nuestros grupos de apoyo. Estamos pidiendo a las organizaciones o      personas que deseen donar un juguete nuevo, o tarjeta de regalo de $5.00 para que colaboren a que esta        temporada navideña sea más brillante para las familias a las que servimos.
 
Si busca apoyo o necesita asistir a una capacitación específica en este mundo virtual, comuníquese con nosotros al 626-919-1091 o por correo electrónico a
empower@parentsplacefrc.com.
 
En nombre de la Junta Directiva de Parents’ Place, el personal y yo misma, les deseamos un feliz, seguro y próspero año nuevo.
 
¡Gracias!
 
 

]]><![CDATA[A Message from Elena Sanchez, Executive Director]]>Wed, 06 Oct 2021 17:29:35 GMThttps://www.parentsplacefrc.com/-from-a-parent--blog/a-message-from-elena-sanchez-executive-director3176110Dear Families, Friends, Professionals and Community Members,
 
Welcome to the last quarter of 2021. Our holiday season is approaching fast, and Parents' Place is preparing to finish the year meeting the needs of our families remotely. So many families have been affected by the pandemic and associated illnesses. It’s important to take time to send healing thoughts to those who have tested positive, lost a loved one, or have a beloved person in the hospital. We want to make sure that everyone knows that we are in the office helping our families and community virtually.
 
We have contactless appointments available for the families that need to pick up informational materials, kits, iPads, etc. Please don’t forget that we have plenty of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for all families that are receiving services from SG/PRC, including children’s surgical masks. We are here for you!
 
I am pleased to let you know that our Technology Lending Library (TLL) continues running strong. As of today, we have 180 iPads in families' homes.
 
As Parents’ Place continues with the strong collaboration with our local Regional Center, we will be providing workshops hosted by our very own SG/PRC team members and directors. We will be starting with an Early Intervention & Provisional Lanterman Eligibility workshop on October 26th from 4:00 to 5:30 pm. This will be followed by an IEP 101, Living Options, and How We Can     Support You, presented by the SG/PRC Outreach and Compliance team. This is a great opportunity to meet the SGPRC Team: Mr. Salvador Gonzalez, Director of Community Outreach and          Compliance, Xochitl Gonzalez, Cultural Specialist, Daniel Ibarra, Fair Hearing Specialist, Amos Byun,  Cultural Specialist, Joshua Treviño, BCBA Specialist, Nora Perez-Givens, Education       Specialist, Monica Barrios, Early Start/Intake Compliance Specialist, and Lupe Magallanes-Angel, Associate Director of Early Start and Intake Services.
 
We are also planning for our 14th annual conference, "Life After High School...What You Need to Know," which will take place via Zoom on Saturday, November 13, 2021, from 10 am - 12 pm. Please join us as we learn about postsecondary and vocational education. We will share invaluable information to assist you in helping your young adult understand the different options available for them during and after high school.
 
The activity boxes were a successful loan program pre-pandemic, so we decided to bring it back remotely. It will operate the same way that our TLL and PPE works.  We have added many books and toys on social emotional development.  Please make an appointment if you wish to borrow any of the items available.   
Every year, in collaboration with the West Covina Fire Department, Baldwin Park CHP, organizations and donors, Parents’ Place has been able to provide toys for children and young adults who have special needs and are part of our support groups. We are asking organizations or individuals to consider donating a new toys, or $5.00 giftcards. Your donation will make this holiday season brighter for the families we serve. 
If you seek support or need to attend a specific training in this virtual world, please reach out to us at 626-919-1091 or via email at empower@parentsplacefrc.com.
On behalf of Parents' Place Board of Directors, Staff, and myself, we wish you a happy, safe and prosperous new year.
Thank you!
 
 
 
]]><![CDATA[UN MENSAJE DE ELENA SÁNCHEZ, DIRECTORA EJECUTIVA]]>Thu, 08 Oct 2020 17:06:47 GMThttps://www.parentsplacefrc.com/-from-a-parent--blog/un-mensaje-de-elena-sanchez-directora-ejecutiva5900718Queridas Familias, Amigos, Profesionales y Miembros de la Comunidad,
Nosotros le damos la bienvenida al nuevo año escolar 2020-2021, con un especial reconocimiento a los niños, padres, y maestros.
Nosotros deseamos que usted y sus seres queridos se encuentren seguros en estos tiempos difíciles. Este año escolar viene con nuevas formas de acercamientos, nuevas formas de pensar, y nuevas soluciones. Mientras continuamos enfrentándonos a estos desafíos de coronavirus y de pandemia, una cosa sigue constante: El valor de la colaboración de los Padres.
Aquí en Parents` Place nosotros recibimos el nuevo año escolar con un emocionante entrenamiento virtual gratis para nuestras familias y nuestra comunidad, Nuestro propio 31vo Seminario Anual de Disabilidades/Posibilidades. Este año nuestro seminario se titula “Dando apoyo a las Familias, Cuidadores, y Profesionales de niños con Necesidades Especiales Durante tiempos Inciertos” Nuestra oradora Laura Counts, MA del Instituto de Desarrollo Infantil en Reseda CA, También estará presentando Navegando La Intervención Temprana y El proceso de Transición al Distrito Escolar, y enfocándonos en entender las necesidades complejas de todos los miembros de la familia, la importancia de permanecer en cuarentena, y el estrés en los padres. Por favor vea el volante incluido para más   detalles e instrucciones para registrarse.
De acuerdo y los estudiantes vayan regresando a la escuela en persona, o con aprendizaje a distancia, talvez los   padres tengan preguntas acerca de sus derechos paternales bajo la ley– El Acta de educación para personas con discapacidad (IDEA)=Individual Disability Education Act (IDEA). En Oct-21-2020 de 10:00 am a 12:00 pm. Por favor acompáñenos en un entrenamiento en Educación Especial y COVID-19 presentado por los Derechos de Discapacitados en California.
Nuestro grupo de apoyo en chino tendrá un entrenamiento para las familias que hablan mandarín acerca de las aplicaciones para aprender destrezas para la Vida y como Socializar. Las aplicaciones se enfocarán e incluirán,    cuidado personal, tareas de casa, decir el tiempo, marcar al 911, destrezas sociales y más. El día Oct. 27, 2020 de las 2 pm. a 4 pm.
Nuestro especial agradecimiento para el Dr. Scott Turner, El director de ESGV/SELPA por darnos su tiempo y   conversar vía ZOOM con nuestras familias de idioma Ingles en el grupo de apoyo REACH acerca de la participación y el aprendizaje a distancia y muchos recursos compartidos durante la presentación. Si usted quiere recibir una copia de la presentación de este día por favor contáctese con nosotros enviándonos su información a: empower@parentsplacefrc.com y nosotros se la enviaremos por correo electrónico.
Cada año en colaboración con el Departamento de Bomberos de West Covina y El Departamento de Policía de Baldwin Park CHP hemos podido proveer juguetes a todos los niños y jóvenes adultos que tienen necesidades especiales y que participan en nuestros grupos de apoyo. Debido al Coronavirus la entrega de juguetes es incierta. Estamos pidiendo a organizaciones y personas que deseen donar un juguete nuevo para darlo a los niños y con su asistencia podremos tener una mejor temporada navideña para nuestros niños y jóvenes.
Finalmente, nosotros estamos muy contentos de anunciarles una nueva colaboración con nuestro Centro Regional de San Gabriel, Mr. Anthony Hill y su grupo tan dedicado en la creación del Programa de Préstamo Biblioteca y Tecnología. Gracias SGPRC por siempre abogar por nuestras familias y nuestra comunidad.
Si usted necesita ayuda, y quiere algún entrenamiento en especial o programa que usted piensa que es necesario durante el aprendizaje a  distancia, por favor contáctenos al 626-919-1091 o al empower@parentsplacefrc.com. Sus sugerencias son bienvenidas. ~ Recuerde permitirse un espacio para descansar y recargar energías. En el nombre de Parents` Place y La Mesa Directiva, trabajadoras y yo deseamos que usted se mantenga seguro y saludable en este año escolar 2020-2021.

]]><![CDATA[A Message from Elena Sanchez, Executive Director]]>Thu, 08 Oct 2020 16:19:54 GMThttps://www.parentsplacefrc.com/-from-a-parent--blog/a-message-from-elena-sanchez-executive-director1286250Dear Families, Friends, Professionals and Community Members,
We want to welcome the new school year 2020-2021, with special recognition to our children, parents, and teachers.  We hope that you and your loved ones remain safe during these very challenging times. This school year comes to us with new technological strategies, new ways of thinking and new educational opportunities. As we continue dealing with the coronavirus pandemic's ongoing struggles, one thing remains constant: The value of collaborating with parents.  
Here at Parents’ Place, we welcome the new school year with an exciting, free-virtual training for our families and community, our very own 31st Annual Disabilities/Possibilities Seminar. This year our seminar is titled “Supporting Families, Caregivers and Professionals of children with Special Needs During Uncertain Times." Our speaker Laura Counts, MA from the Child Development Institute in  Reseda, CA, will also present on navigating the Early Start to school district transition process.      Moreover, she will be focusing on understanding the complex family/caregiver needs and the importance of managing stress during the quarantine. Please register on the link here:            https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwvd-6tpzkoHdR2ray2AptYT8MTjT0lXkNb
As students head back to school either in person or distance learning, there might be questions that parents have about their parental rights under Individual Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) Please join us for a training on Special Education and COVID-19 on Oct. 21, 2020, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. presented by Disability Rights California. 
Our Chinese speaking support group will host a special training via Zoom for families who speak    Mandarin about Apps for Social and Life Skills on Oct. 27, 2020 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Our special gratitude goes out to Dr. Scott Turner, Director of the ESGV/SELPA, for sharing a dialogue via ZOOM with families of the English-Speaking support group REACH about distance learning and resources. If you would like to receive a copy of the PowerPoint presented that day, please contact us at empower@parentsplacefrc.com. 
 Every year with a collaboration with the West Covina Fire Department and the Baldwin Park CHP, we have provided toys for children and young adults who have special needs and participate in our support groups. Due to the Coronavirus, our Holiday Toy Giveaway is uncertain. We are asking organizations or     individuals who wish to donate a new toy to provide your assistance in helping make this holiday season brighter for our families served. 
Finally, we are excited to announce a new partnership with the San Gabriel Pomona Regional Center.  Mr. Anthony Hill, Esq. and his dedicated team has partnered with Parents' Place to establish a Technology Lending Library Program for Regional Center service recipients. Together, we will have technology devices/iPads through our lending program. On a case by case basis, Parents' Place might also assist with internet connectivity. This much-needed program is in its inception stages; however, if you are on our email list, you will receive details of the Technology Lending Library as soon as we have it up and running http://www.parentsplacefrc.com/newsletter.html. Thank you, SGPRC, for advocating for technology accessibility on behalf of our families and community. 
If you are seeking support or if you are interested in attending a specific training during this distance learning, please reach out to us at 626-919-1091 or empower@parentsplacefrc.com. We welcome your suggestions. ~ Remember to allow yourself space to rest and recharge. On behalf of Parents’ Place Board of Directors, staff and myself, we wish you stay safe and healthy on this new school year 2020-2021. 


]]><![CDATA[Un mensaje de Elena Sánchez, Directora Ejecutiva]]>Fri, 10 Jul 2020 20:33:30 GMThttps://www.parentsplacefrc.com/-from-a-parent--blog/un-mensaje-de-elena-sanchez-directora-ejecutiva​Estimadas familias, amigos, profesionales y miembros de la comunidad:

Espero que usted y sus seres queridos se mantengan saludables y disfruten su verano, a pesar de todo lo que sucede a nuestro alrededor. En Parents’ Place, comenzamos con éxito algunos de nuestros grupos de apoyo en inglés, español, mandarín / cantonés y jóvenes titanes a través de Zoom. Nuestro objetivo es continuar conectandonos con familias nuevas y caras conocidas en nuestra comunidad para empoderar a las familias, fortalecer su sentido de apoyo y conectarlos con los recursos disponibles. Me complace informar que hemos podido ayudar a las familias con alimentos y equipos de protección personal en colaboración con el Centro Regional de San Gabriel / Pomona.
EL hacer frente al brote de la enfermedad por coronavirus (COVID-19) es estresante para muchos de nosotros. El miedo y la ansiedad por esta enfermedad pueden ser abrumadores y causar emociones fuertes en adultos y niños. Según CDC, el estrés durante un brote de una enfermedad infecciosa puede incluir lo siguiente: miedo y preocupación por su salud y la salud de sus seres queridos; cambios en el sueño o patrones de alimentación; dificultad para dormir o concentrarse; empeoramiento de problemas crónicos de salud; empeoramiento de las condiciones de salud mental; mayor uso de alcohol, tabaco u otras drogas (www.cdc.gov/).
Todos reaccionamos de manera diferente a situaciones estresantes. La forma en que usted responda al brote puede depender de sus antecedentes, experiencias, salud y los recursos disponibles dentro de su comunidad. Las personas que pueden responder más fuertemente al estrés de una crisis son las personas mayores, las personas con necesidades especiales, las personas con problemas de salud mental y las personas con enfermedades crónicas que tienen un mayor riesgo de enfermedad grave por COVID-19.
Formas de lidiar con el estrés:
Las siguientes son ideas que puede implementar en su rutina para ayudar a enfrentar las difíciles              circunstancias actuales:
Tómese el tiempo para relajarse: Intente participar en un pasatiempo u otras actividades que disfrute, como pintar, nadar, escuchar música, etc.
Conéctese con otros: Hable con personas de su confianza acerca de sus preocupaciones y cómo se siente. Cuídese usted mismo, a sus amigos y a su familia. Ayudar a otros a sobrellevar su estrés también puede fortalecer su comunidad.
Cuide su cuerpo: Coma sano, haga ejercicio y duerma lo suficiente.
Tómese un descanso, de vez en cuando: respire profundamente, estírese o medite.
Tómese un descanso para mirar, leer o escuchar las noticias, incluidas las redes sociales.
medios de comunicación. Escuchar repetidamente sobre la pandemia puede ser abrumador.
Evitar: el abuso de sustancias.
Participe en actividades mentalmente estimulantes: únase a un grupo de apoyo para padres en Parents’ Place o taller (consulte el calendario de próximos eventos para obtener más información). Tome un curso gratuito localmente a través de la universidad de Mt San Antonio (909) 274-4192 EOA@mtsac.edu
Si usted o un ser querido tiene problemas de salud mental, llame a la línea de acceso de salud mental del condado de Los Ángeles, disponible las 24 horas, los 7 días de la semana, al 1-800-854-7771.

]]><![CDATA[A Message from Elena Sanchez, Executive Director]]>Fri, 10 Jul 2020 20:27:14 GMThttps://www.parentsplacefrc.com/-from-a-parent--blog/a-message-from-elena-sanchez-executive-director5034569Dear Families, Friends, Professionals and Community Members,

I hope you and your loved ones are staying healthy and are enjoying your Summer, despite all that is happening around us. At Parents’ Place, we successfully began some of our English, Spanish, Mandarin/Cantonese and Teen Titans support groups via Zoom. Our goal is to continue to connect with both new families and familiar faces in our community to empower families, strengthen their sense of support and connect them to available resources. I am pleased to report that we have been able to assist families with food and personal protective equipment in collaboration with The San Gabriel/ Pomona Regional Center.
Coping with the outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is stressful for many of us. Fear and anxiety about this disease can be overwhelming and cause strong emotions in adults and children. According to the CDC, stress during an infectious disease outbreak can include the following: Fear and worry about your health and the health of your loved ones; changes in sleep or eating patterns; difficulty sleeping or concentrating; worsening of chronic health problems; worsening of mental health conditions; increased use of alcohol, tobacco or other drugs (www.cdc.gov/).
Everyone reacts differently to stressful situations. How you respond to the outbreak can depend on your background, experiences, health and the available resources within your community. People who may respond more strongly to the stress of a crisis include older people, people with special needs, people with mental health concerns and people with chronic diseases who are at higher risk for severe illness from COVID-19.
 
Ways to Cope with Stress:
The following are ideas that you can implement in your routine to help cope with the current difficult circumstances:
Make time to unwind: Try to engage in a hobby or other activities you enjoy, such as painting, swimming, listening to music, etc.
Connect with others: Talk with people you trust about your concerns and how you are feeling. Take care of yourself, your friends and your family. Helping others cope with their stress can also make your community stronger.
Take care of your body: Eat healthy, exercise and get plenty of sleep.
Take a break, every now and again: Take deep breaths, stretch or meditate. Take breaks from watching, reading or listening to the news stories, including social          
media.  Repeatedly hearing about the pandemic can be upsetting.
Avoid: substance abuse
Engage in mentally stimulating activities: Join a Parents’ Place Support Group or 
training (see upcoming events calendar for more information). Take a free course locally through   
Mt San Antonio College (909) 274-4192 EOA@mtsac.edu                                                                                        If you are or a loved one is struggling with mental health concerns, please call the L.A. County Mental Health Access line, available 24/7 at 1-800-854-7771. 

]]><![CDATA[Resources: PARENTS’ PLACE FAMILY RESOURCE AND EMPOWERMENT CENTER 1500 S. HYACINTH, SUITE B, WEST COVINA, CA 91791 WWW.PARENTSPLACEFRC.COM   (626) 919-1091]]>Mon, 11 May 2020 22:32:38 GMThttps://www.parentsplacefrc.com/-from-a-parent--blog/resources-parents-place-family-resource-and-empowerment-center-1500-s-hyacinth-suite-b-west-covina-ca-91791-wwwparentsplacefrccom-626-919-1091
FOOD BANK LISTINGS:
Food throughout the Los Angeles County SPA Area 3:
https://www.gods-pantry.org/find-food/
God’s Pantry:  God’s Pantry has six different distributions around the Inland Empire (LA, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties). Each distribution happens once a month at each location to better serve the families in each city. The groceries are free of charge to our guest. Currently, they are distributing once a week at their Pomona Warehouse on Tuesday and Thursdays. Appointments are required. To check for appointment openings, visit link: https://www.gods-pantry.org/
Sowing Seeds Ministry:
https://sowingseedsforlife.org/ 
Grab n Go Meals
Arcadia USD: Arcadia High School,180 Campus Dr, Arcadia, CA 91006. Meals can be obtained by drive-through service located in the north (PAC) parking lot at the northwest corner of the Arcadia High School campus off of El Monte Avenue, just south of Campus Drive between the hours of 11:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. Further info: http://www.schoolnutritionandfitness.com/index.php?sid=1305082032372861  Free resource:     http://bit.ly/ausdonlineoptions
Azusa USD:  Meal locations and sites: Azusa HS 240 North Cerritos Avenue, CA 91702, Gladstone HS 1340 N Enid Ave, Covina, CA 91722, Murray Elementary School 505 East Renwick Road, Azusa, CA 91702, and Slauson MS 340 W Fifth St, Azusa, CA 91702. English: https://twitter.com/AzusaUnifiedSD/status/1242893282050363392/photo/1  Español:  https://twitter.com/AzusaUnifiedSD/status/1242893282050363392/photo/2

Grab n Go Meals (Please visit websites to confirm distribution locations/dates and times):
Claremont USD: We will be  providing free sack breakfasts and lunches at El Roble Intermediate School (665 N. Mountain Ave.).  Beginning Monday April 13th from 11:00am to 1:00pm, we will begin distributing lunch and breakfast on Mondays and Wednesdays only. Five days worth of meals will still be provided.  Mondays meal distribution will contain breakfast and lunch for two days.  Wednesdays meal distribution will contain breakfast and lunch for three days. Cones and signs will be visible in the El Roble parking lot to direct families to the area designated for meal pick up. Meals will be placed on a cart with in reach of vehicles to continue to protect your family and our employees. If you have any questions regarding this process or location, please call Nutrition Services at (909)398-0358.
: https://vis-claremont-ca.schoolloop.com/pf4/cms2/news_themed_display?id=1584958688698
 
Covina-Valley USD: Covina-Valley is distributing FREE breakfast and lunch meals to ALL children under 18 years old from 10 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Covina HS 463 South Hollenbeck Ave, Covina, CA 91723, Northview HS 1016 West Cypress St, Covina, CA 91722, South       Hills HS 645 S. Barranca St, West Covina, CA 91791.  Children MUST be present to receive meals. Enrollment at C-VUSD is not required.
 
Duarte USD: Two meals will be provided daily that include lunch for that day and breakfast for the following day. Drive-thru and walk-up meal service will be available at three locations from   9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Andres Duarte Arts Academy (1433 Crestfield Drive, Duarte, CA 91010) Maxwell Academy - IB World School  (733 Euclid Avenue, Duarte, CA    91010) Royal Oaks STEAM Academy (2499 Royal Oaks Dr., Bradbury, CA 91008)        https://www.duarteusd.org/Page/6281
El Monte Union High School District: A Grab  n Go meals to children 18 years old and younger will be provided from 9 a.m. to noon. Dirve-up/walk-up curbside service will be available at the front of the schools.  Student name and identification care are not required. Students must 
Baldwin Park USD:  Drive-Thru meal pickup available to all BPUSD students from 11 a.m.   to 1 p.m. from Jones Junior High 14250 East Merced Ave, Baldwin Park, CA 91706 and Bursch Elementary 4245 N. Merced Avenue, Baldwin Park, CA 91706
https://www.bpusdfoodandnutritionservices.com/
 
Bassett USD:  Drive-thru meal service (Free breakfast & lunch is offered to all children 18 years and younger from 11:30am to 12:30pm Monday through Friday. Pick up at the site most convenient to you. Sunkist 935 Mayland Ave, La Puente, CA 91746, Van Wig, Don Julian 13855 Don Julian Rd., La Puente, CA 91746, Torch 751 Vineland Ave, City of Industry, CA 91746 , and Edgewood Academy 14135 Fairgrove Ave, La Puente, CA 91746 
https://www.bassettusd.org/apps/news/article/1186541
 
Bonita USD:    Free breakfast and lunch to kids age 18 years and younger between 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Monday thru Friday at Central Kitchen (behind Chaparral High School,121 West Allen Avenue, San Dimas , CA 91773 turn on Monte Vista Avenue and Roynon Elementary School 2715 East Street La Verne. CA 91750 Go eastbound on 8th, delivery is from cafeterias. No sign up or ID Required. Sack/breakfast lunch will be delivered to your car. http://do.bonita.k12.ca.us/Coronavirus/index.html
Charter Oak USD: Free breakfast and lunch for COUSD Students Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Charter Oak High School 1430 E Covina Blvd, Covina, CA 91724 www.cousd.net
 

​be present. Schools providing the meals are: El Monte High School, 3048 Tyler Ave., El Monte, 91731, Arroyo HS, 4921 Cedar Ave., El Monte, 91732, South El Monte HS, 1001 Durfee Ave., South El Monte, 91733, Potrero School, 2611 N. Potrero Ave., El Monte, 91733, Durfee School, 12233 Star St., El Monte, 91732, Gidley School, 10226 E. Lower Azusa Road, El Monte, 91731, Shirpser School, 4020 Gibson Road, El Monte, 91731,Payne School, 2850 Mountain View Road, El Monte, 91732, Kranz Intermediate, 12460 Fineview St., El Monte,  91732, Twin Lakes School, 3900 Gilman Road, El Monte, 91732,Encinita School, 4515 Encinita Ave., Rosemead, 91770, Savannah School, 3720 Rio Hondo Ave., Rosemead, 91770, Muscatel School, 4201 Ivar Ave., Rosemead, 91770, Shively School, 1431 Central Ave., South El Monte, 91733. Contact: 626-444-9005 x9875  https://www.emuhsd.org/covid19
 
Glendora USD: A Grab n Go breakfast or lunch can be picked up Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at the following drive through locations; Sellers Elementary School 500 North Lorraine, Glendora, CA 91741 (Parking Lot/Loading Dock) Loraine Avenue, Glendora and at Stanton Elementary School Parking lot 750 Vecino Avenue, Glendora 91740. Two meals will be provided daily that include lunch for that day and breakfast for the following day. You can call ahead to reserve your child lunch at (626) 963-1611 x1404.  No identification required. http://www.schoolnutritionandfitness.com/index.php?sid=2811122225362294&page=staff
 
Hacienda La Puente USD: A free breakfast and lunch will be distributed to children for pickup by drive-thru/walkup Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at the following locations, Amar Children’s Center 1000 N. California Ave, La Puente, CA 91744 and Grandview College Prep 795 N. Grandview, Valinda, CA 91744 from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m., Sparks Middle School 15100 Giordano St, La Puente, CA 91744 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., Los Altos HS 15325 East Los Robles Ave, Hacienda Heights, 91745 and Workman HS 16303 East Temple Ave, City of Industry, 91744 from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., and La Puente HS 15615 East Nelson 
Grab n Go Meals (continued)
 
and Wilson HS 16455 E. Wedgeworth Dr., Hacienda Heights, 91745 from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.  https://www.hlpaction.com/?fbclid=IwAR3W9iN7Tn6LXJY8QUyrr9-AbP_CWD-tMEuutyflLerfluliyQFiT8Jt-ho
La Puente City:  Free boxes of food for those with special needs and Senior Citizens. Location: 16001 Main Street, La Puente, CA 91744   (626) 855-1585
Monrovia USD: Free breakfast and lunch to   all children in the community ages 1-18 years   & all adults with special needs. Pick up the grab n go breakfast and lunch for your children at the school closest to you from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the following locations: Bradoaks Elementary School Café  930 E. Lemon Ave, Monrovia, CA 91016, (626) 471-2143, Contact Mary-Cu Duran Interim F S Manager, Mayflower Elementary School Café (Inside Café) 210 North Mayflower Avenue, Monrovia, 91016, (626) 471-2254, Contact Sandy Castro, F S Manager, Clifton Middle School Café 226 S. Ivy Ave. Monrovia, CA 91016 (626) 471-2644 Contact:  Richard Tamez, FS Manager, Monroe Elementary School Café 402 W. Colorado Blvd, Monrovia, 91016, Santa Fe Middle School Café 21148 W. Duarte Rd.  Monrovia, CA 91016 (626) 471-2764 Contact:  Millie Ramos, FS Manager,  Monroe Elementary School Café   402 W. Colorado Blvd, Monrovia, 91016, (626) 471-2355, Contact: Hermann Goss, F S Manager, Canyon Early Learning Center Kitchen 1000 South Canyon Boulevard, Monrovia,  91016, (626) 471-2764, Contact Alicia Escobar, FAS Production Manager, Plymouth Elementary School Café 1300 Boley St., Monrovia, 91016, (626) 471-2454 Contact Mike Pursia, F S Manager, Monrovia HS 845 W. Colorado Blvd., Monrovia 91016 (626) 471-2854, Contact Alicia Escobar, FS Production Manager, Contact Rosalva Alvarez, Asst Manager, Wild Rose Elementary School Café 232 Jasmine Ave, Monrovia, 91016, (626) 471-2544, Contact Rosa Avila F S Manger, MUSD Administration Building (no meals, questions only) 325 E. 
​Huntington Dr., Monrovia, 91016. (626) 471-2054 Contact Alexandra Pelayo, FS Assistant  https://monroviausdschoolnutrition.com/
Pasadena USD: Please stay in your car and meals will be passed to you. Meals will be served between 9 a.m. - 11 a.m., Monday through Friday, in the parking lot or bus lane at each participating school.   Eliot Middle School, 2184 N. Lake Ave., Altadena, Field Elementary, 3600 E Sierra Madre Blvd., Pasadena, Madison Elementary,  515 Ashtabula St., Pasadena, McKinley, 325 S Oak Knoll Ave., Pasadena, CA, John Muir HS, 1905 Lincoln Ave., Pasadena, CA , Norma Coombs Elementary,  2600 Paloma St. Pasadena, CA, Wilson Middle School, 300 S. Madre St., Pasadena, CA. 
https://www.pusd.us/site/default.aspx?PageType=3&DomainID=1478&ModuleInstanceID=6805&ViewID=6446EE88-D30C-497E-9316-3F8874B3E108&RenderLoc=0&FlexDataID=22798&PageID=3633
Pomona USD: Sack breakfast and lunch provided by drive-up/walk-up. Monday through Friday.  Monday - Friday, 7:30 am - 9:30 am at the following sites: Emerson Middle School 635 Lincoln Ave., Pomona, CA, Ganesha High School 1151 Fairplex Dr., Pomona, CA,Garey High School 321 W. Lexington Ave., Pomona, CA, Golden Springs Elementary 245 S. Ballena Dr., Diamond Bar, CA , Palomares Academy 2211 N. Orange Grove Ave., Pomona, CA, Washington Elementary 975 E. Ninth St., Pomona, CA.                                                                  https://proudtobe.pusd.org/apps/pages/covid19safetyupdates
Rowland USD:  Free To-Go Meals For 18 and Under. Monday & Thursdays Only from 11am-1pm. 3 days worth of breakfast and lunch provided at the following locations: Nogales HS, 401 Nogales St., La Puente, 91744, Rowland HS 2000 S. Otterbein Ave., Rowland Hei
Grab n Go Meals (continued):
91748, Hollingworth Elementary, 3003 E. Hollingsworth St., West Covina, 91792, Hurley Elementary, 535 Dora Guzman Ave., La Puente, 91744,  Northam Elementary, 17800 Renault St., La Puente, 91744, and Rowland Elementary, 1355 E. Rowland Ave, West Covina, 91790.
https://www.rowlandnutrition.org/index.php?sid=1500297402088
 
San Gabriel USD:  We will be passing out     free Grab n’ Go lunches for any San Gabriel   students at Smith Park on 232 West Broadway from 11:30am -12:30. Meals will be passed     out on Cleary Ave (side of the park) with a    Drive-thru  service.
http://www.schoolnutritionandfitness.com/index.php?sid=2710092021038594
 
Temple City USD:  Free To-Go Meals for        18 years and under at Temle City HS, 9501  Lemon Ave, Temple City, CA 91780 Student Parking  Lot Monday through Friday from 11am to 1pm. http://www.schoolnutritionandfitness.com/index.php?sid=1905151605480631&page=menus
 
Walnut Valley USD:  Grab & Go Pickup for  ANY child 18 and under from 7:30 a.m. to    10:00 a.m. Monday-Friday at Diamond Bar HS 21400 East Pathfinder Rd., Diamond Bar, (in front of gym) and Walnut HS 400 N. Pierre Rd., Walnut, (staff parking lot). No paperwork         required. https://www.wvusd.k12.ca.us/apps/news/article/1189753                               
West Covina USD:  we will offer free meals to all West Covina Unified students. Breakfast and lunch will be provided at Merced Elementary and Edgewood HS between 9-11 am. If you are picking up at Edgewood please enter the parking lot on Durness and exit onto Orange. To pick up at Merced please enter the parking lot at the entrance to 
​the school.  Nutrition Services staff will distribute through curbside pickup. Students will receive a breakfast and lunch each day. Students must be present and all food must be consumed off site. Merced Elementary 1545 E Merced Ave, West Covina, CA 91791 and  Edgewood HS 1625 W Durness St #3337, West Covina, CA 91790 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WMx5esy9luimwmbAJpccr5Vetjj88qyr/view
 
Whittier USD:  Free meal service will be provided to children 1 to 18 years of age at the following locations between 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.  It will be provided as a Grab & Go / curbside pick- up method. Whittier High School Meal Service  on Philadelphia Ave near the student entrance between Whittier Ave and Lindley Ave., California HS Meal Service – on Hawes St in the parking lot near the loading dock of the school cafeteria., Santa Fe HS Meal Service – Enter on Orr and Day Rd. through the Faculty parking lot and exit near the student parking lot., Pioneer HS Meal Service - on Benavon St.  in front of the school where buses drop off., La Serna HS Meal Service – on Youngwood Drive through the faculty parking lot., Sierra Education Center Meal Service – on Mulberry Drive in front of building P –  Central Kitchen.
https://www.wuhsd.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=1688865&type=d&pREC_ID=1852430
 
ONLINE RESOURCES:
Census English Video:                               https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJLm-Li2ctw
Census Spanish Video:                                             https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFWDzT1YhdY
CENSUS Outreach Materials:
https://2020census.gov/en/partners/outreach-materials.html
 
CENSUS CREATIVE FOR THE COUNT:
 https://creativesforthecount.org/gallery/
Online Resources (continued)
Aquarium of the Pacific Online Academy:
http://www.aquariumofpacific.org/news/aquariumacademy
CAPTAIN (Autism & Other Disabilities):     Resources for parents and professionals. https://padlet.com/SELPACAPTAIN/xr3r3q3szpyf
Braille Institute: Dr. Bill Telephone series is   an educational program focusing on pediatric eye conditions for parents, teachers and other professionals working with young children with    visual impairment (s). Tele-seminars held on      t he 2nd Tuesday of the month from 7:00-8:00  pm PST, unless a change in time/date is announced. To join the call, please dial:1 888    247-8947. When the operator prompts, dial    the pass code: 460500. Once you have          entered the call, you will be asked to press *6   to mute your line to ensure the quality of the  recording. www.brailleinstitute.org
Braille Podcast:
The lecture portion of the call is available as a podcast after the call on the Airs-LA and Braille Institute websites: To access the podcasts please visit: www.airsla.org
 
EARLY  INTEVENTION:
Birth to 5 Watch Me Thrive:
https://www2.ed.gov/about/inits/list/watch-me-thrive/index.html
 
What is Early Intervention?
https://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/actearly/parents/states.html
Take a Minute (Relationships Matter)
https://earlystartneighborhood.ning.com/ssip-resources/TaMvideo
 
Indoor Gross Motor Activities:
https://www.themeasuredmom.com/indoor-
​gross-motor-activities/
 
Structure and Routines:
Parents Video on Routines
https://www.parents.com/baby/sleep/schedule/how-to-develop-bedtime-routines/
 
Creating Routines for Love & Learning
https://www.zerotothree.org/resources/223-creating-routines-for-love-and-learning
 
Social and Emotional Development Video
Zero to Three provides videos on a variety of topics for children birth to 3 years of age.
https://www.zerotothree.org/espanol/social-and-emotional-development
 
Action for Healthy Movement
https://www.actionforhealthykids.org/healthy-activities-to-do-at-home/
 
Behavior and Education
At Education and Behavior, their mission is to help create positive experiences for children, schools, and families by providing an online library of practical, effective, research-based strategies! The goal of our library is to keep  parents, caregivers, educators, counselors, and therapists on the same page, so we can most effectively support our children!                  https://educationandbehavior.com/
SAN GABRIEL POMONA REGIONAL        CENTER PARENT TRAINING PORTAL       This is an online resource that offers training modules to parents; providing tools and techniques that will effectively guide parents on how to support their children by navigating the entire support system.                                          https://sgprcparent.arcalearn.org/Login/Login.aspx
 
]]><![CDATA[Carta de Elena Sanchez, Directora Ejecutiva]]>Mon, 11 May 2020 21:16:42 GMThttps://www.parentsplacefrc.com/-from-a-parent--blog/may-11th-2020Estimadas Familias, Amigos, Profesionales y Miembros de la Comunidad:
Hemos estado implementando nuestro nuevo horario durante aproximadamente seis semanas, apoyando a las familias y a nuestra comunidad de forma remota. Espero que usted y su familia estén bien y que todos estén con buena salud. Nuestra situación actual está creando nuevas formas de vida temporales que eventualmente mostrarán cuán resistentes somos en tiempos difíciles.
Muchos de ustedes están trabajando, a veces horas extra para lograr los servicios esenciales que necesitamos para superar esta pandemia. Estoy agradecida por todos aquellos en posiciones esenciales que apoyan a nuestra comunidad en general. Los trabajadores del gobierno están brindando servicios para nuestra comunidad; los camioneros se apresuran a las tiendas reabastecerse; los empleados de los supermercados nos están ayudando con nuestros mostradores de comida y personal; los maestros han hecho la transición de su plan de estudios en línea para los estudiantes; las familias se unen para garantizar que se satisfagan sus necesidades.
Gracias a nuestra comunidad local que ahora comparten su información en línea. El Centro Regional de San Gabriel Pomona también está trabajando de forma remota para proporcionar servicios coordinados a familias nuevas y actuales y a personas con necesidades especiales. Spiritt Family ahora ha realizado la transición de sus talleres familiares a las reuniones de Zoom (página 10). California Peer-Run Warm Line se conecta con personas por teléfono para compartir recursos de salud mental (página 14).
Aquí, en Parents’ Place Centro de recursos para familias, nos aseguramos de que nuestras familias que tienen niños con necesidades especiales no se queden sin recursos. Nuestro personal está disponible para ayudarlo por teléfono, en línea y por correo electrónico. Algunos recursos incluyen: ubicaciones de bancos de alimentos locales, así como recursos educativos para jóvenes y adultos jóvenes mientras aprenden desde casa. También estamos ayudando a las familias a completar las solicitudes de Cal-Fresh de forma remota, de lunes a viernes de 9 a.m. a 4:30 p.m., por teléfono y en línea.
En situaciones como esta es cuando nos necesitamos más que nunca, estamos aquí para ayudarle.
Visite nuestro sitio web ya que tenemos información actualizada, www.parentsplacefrc.com. Si tiene alguna pregunta o necesita un recurso que no puede localizar, infórmenos. Estamos más que felices de ayudarlo a encontrar esos recursos.
Al final, lo importante es de cuidar a nuestras familias, escuchar a nuestros líderes e implementar las pautas recomendadas por nuestros profesionales de la salud. Quedémonos en casa siempre que sea posible, practiquemos una buena higiene, juguemos, hablemos y disfrutemos nuestro tiempo juntos como familia.
Les deseo a usted y a su familia lo mejor. Como siempre, no dude en llamarnos para obtener asistencia al (626) 919-1091.
​]]><![CDATA[Letter from Elena Sanchez, Executive Director]]>Mon, 11 May 2020 21:12:43 GMThttps://www.parentsplacefrc.com/-from-a-parent--blog/letter-from-elena-sanchez-executive-directorDear Families, Friends, Professionals and Community Members,
We have been implementing our new schedule for about six weeks, supporting families and our community remotely. My hope is that you and your family are doing well and you are all safe. Our current situation is creating new temporary ways of living that will eventually show how resilient we are during challenging times.
Many of you are working, sometimes extra hours to accomplish the essential services we need to get through this pandemic. I am grateful for all those in essential positions supporting our community at large. Government workers are providing services for our community; truck drivers are bustling to restock stores; supermarket clerks are assisting us with our food and manning counters; teachers have transitioned their curriculum online for students; families are coming together to ensure their needs are being met.
Thank you to our local partners who are now sharing their information online.  The San Gabriel Pomona Regional Center is also working remotely to provide coordinated services to new families and current families and individuals with special needs. Spiritt Family has now transitioned their family workshops to Zoom meetings (page 9). California Peer-Run Warm Line connects with people over the phone to share Mental Health resources (page 14).
Here at Parents’ Place Family Resource Center we are ensuring that our families who have children with special needs, do not go without resources. Our staff is available to support you via-phone, online and email. Some resources include: Local food bank locations, as well as educational resources for youth and young adults as they are learning from home. We are also assisting families with filling out Cal-Fresh applications remotely, Monday through Friday from 9am to 4:30pm via phone and online.
We need each other more than ever and we are here for you.
Please visit our website as we have ongoing, updated information, www.parentsplacefrc.com. If you have any questions or are in need of a resource that you are not able to locate, let us know. We are more than happy to help you find it. 
In the end, it is about caring for our families, listening to our leaders and implementing the guidelines recommended by  our health care professionals.  Let’s stay home whenever possible, practice good hygiene, play, talk and enjoy our time together as a family.
Wishing you and your family the best. As always, please do not hesitate to call us for support at (626) 919-1091.
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