During National PTSD Awareness Month and beyond, let us strive to promote understanding, empathy, and support for those affected by PTSD. Together, we can break the stigma surrounding mental health and create a compassionate society that fosters healing and resilience.

At LSF, we are pleased to honor our employees and recognize them for their hard work and continued effort to embody our mission, vision and values. Through our Heroes and High Fives program, employees can nominate other employees to receive a special award, honoring them for their hard work on furthering the LSF culture.

Protecting children is not just a moral imperative, it is a legal and ethical obligation. We must take action to prevent child abuse, neglect, and exploitation, and to hold accountable those who harm children.

In honor of International Read to Me Day, we want to highlight the benefits of reading out loud to young children. Here are 10 successes that come from being read out loud to as a child during early development.

Meet Isabela. With the help of Oasis Youth Center, she went from an unmanageable teenager, to a successful young adult with a bright future.

We serve a variety of clients from a variety of backgrounds. Treating them all with dignity regardless of circumstances is key to serving them in a way that meet their needs.

Today is International Day of Education. Read more to hear how LSF in partnership with Head Start works to ensure education is accessible and equitable in our own communities.

On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we often spend more time thinking of values like justice and equity. We spoke with our Director of Justice, Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion to bring you some insight to the work we’re doing at LSF and how you can bring these values into your everyday life.

The New Year can be exciting opportunity to get a head start on goals and self betterment, but it can also be easy to get overwhelmed with new obstacles. Check out these tips from Dr. Christine Cauffield on having a happy and healthy New Year.

During the holiday season, children who have been removed from their homes often struggle. Whether you care for a foster child or know someone who does, here are four ways to create a foster friendly environment.