Our Community Partners

Every day, children in Southern California are taken from their homes due to abandonment, neglect, or abuse. Many of these children are moved to foster homes or group shelters where they receive physical care during this time of intense emotional turmoil. However, due to a lack of resources, their relational and emotional needs are often unmet.

Mustard Seed Ranch strives to bridge the gap in care provided through the Social Services system by working in collaboration with community partners who share the same vision of breaking the cycle of child abuse.

Hillview Acres Children's Home is a residential treatment center for severely abused and neglected children situated on a 15-acre campus in Chino, California. With over 80 years being on the cutting edge of residential group care, Hillview has provided a safe haven for over 2,500 abused children. The home uses live-in childcare staff, an expert team of social workers and clinicians, and a unique relationship-based model of care to bring hope and healing to the lives of hurting children.
http://www.hillview.org
Letter from Hillview Acres

 

Oak Grove provides residential and educational treatment services to children and adolescents who suffer from a variety of psychological, social, emotional, behavioral, medical, and neurological problems. With campuses in Perris and Murrieta, Oak Grove serves more than 200 children who either live on campus or attend Oak Grove's non-public school day program.
http://www.oak-grove.org
Letter from Oak Grove

 

Olive Crest is one of the West Coast's leading charities dedicated to preventing child abuse, treating and educating at-risk children, and preserving families. Established in 1973, Olive Crest provides hope and healing to over 5,000 children and families each year through its residential homes, foster care and adoption programs, specialized education and counseling, as well as family preservation services.
http://www.olivecrest.org
Letter from Olive Crest

 

Orangewood Children's Foundation is a nonprofit organization focused on eliminating child abuse and neglect in Orange County. In addition to education and public awareness programs, the Foundation provides support for children in foster care and the Orangewood Children's Home, Orange County's only emergency shelter for neglected and abused children providing refuge for about 2,700 children each year.
http://www.orangewoodfoundation.org