Dear Supporters Thank you for helping vulnerable children and families access the missing resources they urgently need to succeed. Providing individualized assistance not only improves difficult lives, it also advances racial justice and equity because most children and families in the juvenile court or child welfare system are low income -and often of color. It is difficult to achieve positive outcomes when critical resources are not obtainable.

How paying dental needs helps trauma victim:

A juvenile court appointed attorney recently reported: I am working with a teenage girl who left Central America to escape a violent gang who had sexually abused her, breaking most of her front teeth in the process. She was extremely self consciousness about her appearance and didn't even want to go to school. She relived her trauma every day just by looking in the mirror. It took a while to find a dentist willing to help at a discount, (since health insurance doesn't cover this), but it was not until One Can Help offered to pay the first $1,000. that other organizations also agreed to pitch in. "Thank you for making it possible to fix her teeth. OCH assistance helped change this girl's life. She will always struggle with the trauma she endured but she finally also feels a sense of hopefulness that she just did not have before."

Juvenile court appointed attorneys and social workers: Click here to apply. Help your underserved child and family clients access the missing resources needed to take positive steps forward and achieve better outcomes.

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Read 2021 OCH article published in ABA.

OCH's 2020 Annual Report is found here.

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