Children, Youth, & Families Committee
Supporting Children, Youth, and Families in Recovery
We bring together community partners to strengthen support, identify gaps, and advance solutions for children, youth, and families impacted by the Eaton Fire.
We meet twice a month:
2nd Tuesdays: 10:30 to 11:00 AM, in person at the Collaboratory,
540 W Woodbury Rd, Altadena, CA 91001
4th Tuesdays: 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM on Zoom
Working together to identify needs and strengthen community support.
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Through our Youth & Family Data Landscape Analysis, we gather and organize existing information to better understand needs, gaps, and priorities across the community.
How Children, Youth, & Families Work
Understand the Needs
Coordinate Resources
We support community partners in distributing information about available services for children, youth & families by compiling community databases, and we work to connect families to available resources by building referral pathway systems.
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Strengthen Solutions
We use what we learn from community partners, families, resources, and data to identify gaps and advocate for stronger, more coordinated long-term solutions.
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Who Can Use This?
Our work focuses on children, youth, and families impacted by the Eaton Fire, including those whose needs may continue or change throughout recovery. We also work with schools, community organizations, service providers, and other partners to better understand community needs and strengthen how resources are coordinated.
Good To Know
The committee does not directly provide financial assistance, case management, or emergency services. Our role is to strengthen the network of support around children, youth, and families by improving coordination, identifying gaps, and advancing community-informed solutions.
What Help Is Available
Information about resources and services available to children, youth, and families.
Resource directories that help make community support easier to find and navigate.
Coordination among schools, community organizations, and service providers.
Collaboration focused on education stability, emotional wellness, and family recovery.
OUR JOURNEY
Committee Timeline
See how we’ve grown,
what we’ve accomplished,
& where we’re headed
2025
Formed Committee
2025
Launched
Initial Projects
2026
Built Partner
Network
2026
Expanding
Resources
FAQs
The Eaton Fire Collaborative's Children, Youth and Families Committee meets twice a month: on the second Tuesday from 10:30 to 11:00 AM in person at The Collaboratory, 540 W Woodbury Rd, Altadena, and on the fourth Tuesday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM on Zoom.
The committee focuses on children, youth and families impacted by the Eaton Fire, and works with schools, community organizations and service providers to coordinate resources around education stability, emotional wellness and family recovery.
No. The Eaton Fire Collaborative's Children, Youth and Families Committee does not provide financial assistance, case management or emergency services. It improves coordination, maintains resource directories and advocates for stronger long-term support for families.