ANNUAL REPORT 2003 - Los Angeles Child Guidance Clinic

Our Service Year 2003 in Review
These figures document the Los Angeles Child Guidance Clinic’s
service to our community’s children, youth and families through
an array of comprehensive mental health programs and services.
5,977 individual children and family members benefited from
Clinic services in the year ended June 30, 2003.
1,458 children, family members and caregivers received
immediate assistance at the no-appointment, bilingual Walk-In
Clinic.
47,623 mental health outpatient visits were provided at three
community-based Clinic offices, as well as on-site at local schools
and in client homes.
27,327 days of service were provided through the Clinic’s range
of educational and day treatment programs.
1,975 children benefited from early intervention services via
Building Blocks: A Preschool-Based Early Intervention Program.
738 children benefited from early intervention services via the
Stepping Up to School Readiness program.
49 young adults received life skills training, vocational counseling
and job placement services through the Life Learning Program.
18 high-risk families were served by the First Steps Infant/
Toddler Home Visitation pilot program.
6 residents from the University of Southern California Keck
School of Medicine served rotations at the Clinic through the Child
Psychiatry Residents Training Program.
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