Back to School with The Dodgers and Staples!


Yes! WCC team up with The DODGERS AND STAPLES  for a “BACK TO SCHOOL” SHOPPING SPREE AND AUTOGRAPH SIGNING!!


Read the Press Release from The Dodgers

"WHAT:       The Dodgers have partnered with Staples for a “Back to School” shopping spree and autograph signing with Dodger pitcher Jonathan Broxton, shortstop Angel Berroa and Dodger legends Wes Parker and “Sweet” Lou Johnson tomorrow, Friday, August 15. 
 
Youth from the
Westside Children’s Center, an agency that provides childcare, adoption services and child development and family support services, will team up with the Dodgers to race around the Staples store for school supplies. The “Back to School” shopping spree will be followed by an autograph session open to the public.
 
WHERE:        Staples #0951
                     8704 S. Sepulveda
                     Westchester, CA 90045
                     (310) 342-5113
 
WHEN:           August 15, 2008
                     12 – 1 p.m. “Back to School” shopping spree with Westside Children’s Center
                     1 p.m. – 2 p.m. Autograph session open to the public"


Thank You to The Dodgers and Staples
for your generosity,
Our kids filled their baskets with plenty of supplies to go back to school!




 Girl Scout Troop 918 Donation to WCC/TLC program!!
 

The Girl Scout troop 918 visited the Center and gave a wonderful donation to our children.
They created play boxes for our TLC program. The boxes were filled with items and toys
that help children develop their sensory and motor skills.

The Teaching and Learning for all Children (TLC) project is a family centered, strength-based
program in which the primary goal is
to empower families with all their special needs. TLC serves
families with children 0-5. The program came to life 3 years ago as
Westside Children’s Center was
awarded the First 5 California Special Needs Demonstration Project Grant.

TLC is a work in progress , taking every opportunity that comes its way to benefit families with
young children.
Working with Girl Scout Troop 918 was an incredible opportunity to continue to
promote interactions
between parents and children. The families that come our way often times
lack the basic resources
to engage in activities with their children, given these “play boxes” 
is one less barrier and many more opportunities.

We are grateful to Troop  918 for their efforts and generosity making a difference in the lives
of the children in our TLC program.