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May is Mental Health Awareness Month and KCAL Cares is highlighting organizations helping those impacted by the Los Angeles wildfires. Each week we will feature a local nonprofit addressing the immediate and long-term mental health needs on kids, families and the elderly.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and KCAL Cares is highlighting organizations that are helping those impacted by the LA Wildfires.
Each week in May, which is Mental Health Awareness Month, KCAL News is highlighting a local nonprofit organization helping those impacted by January's devastating wildfires. This week we're highlighting Special Needs Network Los Angeles.
As May continues, KCAL News has partnered with another local nonprofit organization, continuing their initiative to highlight those working to help the so many that were impacted by January's devastating wildfires.
The Eaton Fire turned homes to ash, forever changing lives, but for families raising children with special needs, the devastation went deeper. The Special Needs Network is helping those families recover.
Dr. Kat Kaeni, Psychologist and Postpartum Support International board member discusses the postpartum period for mothers, the symptoms and when to get help.
Pat Harvey introduces10-year-old Ariel Hernandez, a fourth grader from Altadena whose life changed when the Eaton Fire ripped through Altadena, and how Sycamores continues to work towards helping youth across LA County in dealing with trauma and mental health.
KCAL Cares is highlighting local organizations each week for Mental Health Awareness Month. Jamie Yuccas and Sheba Turk spoke with Joe Ford, the chief program officer for Sycamores, about the program's efforts to help foster children in foster care impacted by the recent fires.
