Mental Health Month: Meet Daisy Dsul, APCC
Para Los Niños began providing mental health care to families more than 20 years ago and remains the only children’s mental health provider in the Skid Row neighborhood. In the spirit of Mental Health Month, we want to share what makes our staff and program exceptional as well as encourage our community of staff, supporters and families to prioritize their wellbeing.
Women’s Month Spotlight: Sandra Aispuro
International Women’s History Month is an opportunity to recognize and honor the achievements of women past and present, while advocating for a more fair future for people of all genders. Para Los Niños’ Board of Directors is made up of a diverse group of individuals from several industries and varying backgrounds, but today, we want to shine a light on our incredible Vice Chair, Sandra Aispuro.
From Uncertainty to Opportunity: Antonio Hernandez’s Path Forward
On July, 2024, Antonio Hernandez enrolled in PLN YouthSource program seeking direction, stability, and an opportunity to create a better future for himself and his family. Having experienced personal challenges that reshaped his outlook on life, he made a conscious decision not to be defined by his past. Instead, he committed himself to accountability, growth, and long-term success. What once felt uncertain has become a powerful example of resilience and determination.
Preparing for What’s Next: How Youth Workforce Services Supports College and Career Journeys
For young people navigating college applications or stepping into their first professional experiences, the path forward can feel overwhelming, especially for students who are the first in their families to pursue higher education. Through Para Los Niños’ Youth Workforce Services (YWS), students are met exactly where they are, with personalized guidance, practical tools, and trusted relationships that help turn uncertainty into confidence.
Stand with PLN Against Discrimination
Every child, youth, and family deserves the dignity of moving through the world without fear of discrimination.
This week’s Supreme Court ruling allows immigration enforcement agents to profile members of our community utilizing the following criteria: perceived race/ethnicity, the language they speak or the accent they speak it with, and the kind of employment they appear to be engaged in
Stand with PLN Against Discrimination
Every child, youth, and family deserves the dignity of moving through the world without fear of discrimination.
This week’s Supreme Court ruling allows immigration enforcement agents to profile members of our community utilizing the following criteria: perceived race/ethnicity, the language they speak or the accent they speak it with, and the kind of employment they appear to be engaged in
