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2025 Impact Highlights

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Celebrating 100 Years of Healing and Community

ABOUT US

Founded in 1925, El Nido Family Centers began as a camp in Laurel Canyon supporting undernourished and medically fragile girls, many from immigrant families. Today, El Nido provides 12+ comprehensive programs that create pathways to stability, opportunity, and lasting well-being for children. Our whole-family approach ensures generational impact by supporting every member of the family. With a staff of 150+ skilled professionals, El Nido meets families in homes, schools, churches, and community centers across LA County, helping thousands of Angelenos not just survive but thrive.

During our 100th year of service, El Nido Family Centers launched EMERGE STRONG: The Centennial Campaign, a three-year, $6 million initiative to expand nocost mental health care, implement transformative career and life readiness programming for youth, and fortify the core services that keep families stable. At El Nido, every program—from counseling to child development to food access to homelessness prevention—is rooted in one goal: helping children and their families build emotional and economic resilience so they can emerge strong for generations to come.

Impact at a Glance

FAMILYFAMILYWELL-BEING WELL-BEING

660

children, youth, and adults received counseling services.

2,900+ hours of no-cost therapy provided.

100% of children and families who received counseling reported benefiting from the services

300+ community members participated in nutrition education classes. ed e ucation classes

EDUCATION & YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

570+

children enrolled in Early Head Start and other early childhood programs.

199

youth demonstrated improved academic performance through the FamilySource Centers.

690+

high school graduates awarded college scholarships since 1992.

82+

youth participated in a Career Exploration Workshop.

ECONOMIC MOBILITY

684

individuals demonstrated increased household income.

436 individuals participated in financial literacy coaching.

75 families were assisted in finding stable housing.

68 families received rental assistance, helping keep children and their parents housed.

98% of youth enrolled in our Gang Reduction & Youth Development (GRYD) program did not join a gang.

$395k distributed directly to 128 families impacted by the wildfires.

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