Creating connections, identifying shortcomings, and taking collaborative approaches to problem solving were some of the key points discussed at CCRC’s annual San Bernardino Policy Forum on Friday. It was a full house at the California State University, San Bernardino, where…

The pandemic created an unprecedented burden on children and families already struggling to make ends meet, so CCRC leveraged funding and development new funding sources to answer that call for help. Our 2021 spending on services, supplies, food, clothing, and…

Women of color in the California workforce are routinely underpaid, according to a new report, and that’s no more evident than in the child care sector. Reporting by the Los Angeles Times includes an interview with CCRC Government Relations Director…

Art and music are rich parts of Black culture. This year’s theme for Black History Month is “Rhythms of Resilience: One Soul, One Sound,” and that helps guide and amplify our celebration. We can explore this concept through a lens…

Imagine a world where every child has access to quality early education, healthcare, and food on the table. January 24, 2024 is Lifting Up Families Advocacy Day and we’re raising awareness about how California lawmakers can best meet the whole…

The couple knew they wanted to have children, but when they learned they couldn’t conceive on their own, the Morenos decided to foster two young girls. “We thought, let’s help a foster child out, help them get their life together,”…

A lifelong advocate for children and families, CCRC President and CEO Dr. Michael Olenick celebrates this month 20 years of service at the agency. In this twentieth chapter of his story, Olenick looks back with pride at the evolution of…