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New CWLA Member Agencies
CWLA is delighted to welcome the following agencies as members. We are very pleased they joined our national network engaged in advancing best practices and improved outcomes for children, youth and families. We look forward to their participation, leadership and support. Together we can make children and families a national priority!
4KIDS of South Florida, Inc.
North Lauderdale, FL - (954) 979-7911
Mr. Thomas Lukasik, Executive Director
http://www.4kidsofsfl.org/
4KIDS of South Florida is a non-profit organization committed to providing a home for every child in crisis. Through a partnership of committed individuals, churches, corporations, and government agencies, 4KIDS has brought HOPE to over 17,000 children in 15 years. From the moment children are removed from their families, 4KIDS meet their needs by demonstrating the love of God. The organization's goal is to protect, provide, and offer permanent solutions for these children and their families so they can have a hope-filled future.
American Institutes for Research
Washington, DC - (202) 403-5000
Ms. Cheryl Vince Whitman, Senior Vice President & Director, Human & Social Development
http://www.air.org/
American Institutes for Research (AIR) is one of the world's largest behavioral and social science research organizations. The organization's overriding goal is to use the best science available to bring the most effective ideas and approaches to enhancing everyday life. AIR's Human and Social Development program promotes youth and family well-being by strengthening systems so children, youth, and families - especially those in tough circumstances - can thrive.
Grantmakers for Children, Youth and Families
Silver Spring, MD - (301) 589-4293
Dr. Stephanie McGencey, Executive Director
http://www.gcyf.org/
Grantmakers for Children, Youth and Families (GCYF) is a membership association of grantmaking institutions. GCYF promotes effective grantmaking that integrates research, policy and practice to bring about systemic change for children, youth and families. GCYF serves as a forum to review and analyze grantmaking strategies, exchange information about effective programs, examine public policy developments, and maintain ongoing discussions with national leaders.
Pride Manchester House
Bismarck, ND - (701) 223-5600
Ms. Susan Gerenz, Director
http://www.prideinc.org/manchester-house.aspx
Pride Manchester House is a psychiatric residential treatment facility for children, ages 5 to 13 years, who are residents of North Dakota and are diagnosed with an emotional disturbance. Lengths of stay vary according to the needs of the child. Referrals generally come from the child's parent(s), school district, county social service agencies, or tribal entities. Priority is given to children under age 10, and those residing in Bismarck/Mandan human service region, although others in North Dakota are considered.
Proyecto Nacer, Inc.
Bayamon, PR - (787) 730-8082
Dr. Mayra B. Lopez, CEO
http://proyectonacer.org/nacer/
Proyecto Nacer, Inc. is an institution that offers cutting edge, scientifically valid, quality social services that contribute to the comprehensive development of families with adolescent parents. Using an ecological model to develop individuals who have clearly defined goals, strong self-esteem, that will gradually become independent of the government, and whose children are successful in school. All of this held within a Christian framework of love and understanding.
SOS Children's Villages - USA
Washington, DC - (202) 347-7920
Ms. Lynn M. Croneberger, CEO
http://www.sos-usa.org/Pages/
SOS Children's Villages is an independent, non-governmental social development organization. Since its founding in 1949, SOS Children's Villages has expanded to over 500 villages in 133 countries. They are currently raising over 80,000 children in their villages and through their many education, family strengthening, medical, and outreach programs. They impact the lives of over 1 million people each year.
Spence-Chapin
New York, NY - (212) 369-0300
Ms. Emily Forham, Executive Director
http://www.spence-chapin.org/
Spence-Chapin is an accredited nonprofit organization that has been offering quality adoption services for more than 100 years. The agency's mission is to find adoptive homes for children in need in the US and in countries around the world. Spence-Chapin is proud of the agency's role as a prominent voice and leading advocate for adoption, and for the agency's commitment to the well-being of all members of the adoption triad: birth parents, adoptive parents, and their children.
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