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The Richstone Family Center, is dedicated to preventing and treating child abuse, strengthening families, and preventing violence in families, schools & communities.

04/24/2026

Are you ready to dance the night away with us?! After the annual “An Affair of the Heart” Gala, join us for our Crew Party at the Sony Lot! 💃✨

The Crew Party will begin at 8pm, after the Gala. Enjoy cocktails and appetizers on the patio, check out the Sony Pictures Museum, and dance to music by Citrus College’s amazing . 🎶🎤🎸

Take this opportunity to have fun and dance with your family and friends, all while giving back to support us in furthering our mission of preventing and treating child abuse. We can’t wait to see you there. Cheers! 🍸

To get tickets, visit the link in our bio or check out richstonefamily.org 🎟️

04/23/2026

This year, we are thrilled to celebrate 7 honorees at our annual “An Affair of the Heart” Gala. As Richstone looks to the future of our work, we are deeply grateful for those who have spent so many years supporting what we do. Honoring them at this year’s Gala is our way of thanking those who work tirelessly to carry Richstone’s mission forward.

As we look forward to celebrating our honorees, we would like to highlight Tyler Wolf of Wolf & Wolf Real Estate. Tyler is also a Richstone Family Center board member. Read more about his love for RFC!

“I don’t remember a time when Richstone wasn’t a part of my world.” Tyler said, remembering how his parents had been involved with RFC. “It’s exciting to be a part of this next generation.” Now, Tyler has a family of his own, and he continues the family tradition of giving back.

Tyler expressed gratitude for RFC’s multifaceted approach to healing and preventing child abuse. “It’s an organization that’s trying to put out fires as it’s needed, but it’s also planting these seeds that are growing.” He explained, sharing how RFC has always provided immediate help to those in need, but also been a source of education, care, and clinical support for in-depth preventative work in the community.

We can’t thank Tyler enough for his and his family’s years of support. The future of RFC is in good hands with leaders like him. Thank you Tyler! ❤️

04/22/2026

This year, we are thrilled to celebrate 7 honorees at our annual “An Affair of the Heart” Gala. As Richstone looks to the future, we are deeply grateful for those who have spent so many years supporting what we do. Honoring them at this year’s Gala is our way of thanking those who work tirelessly to carry Richstone’s mission forward.

As our Gala approaches, we would like to share a bit more about our honorees, starting with Nikki David.

Nikki, daughter of Roger and Barbara Van Remmen, has been volunteering with RFC since she was a child. She remembers “being involved with everything,” from helping out at Kids’ Club to cooking staff dinners and helping families meet Santa Claus.

When asked about what makes RFC such a special place, Nikki had this to say: “The personal touch…it doesn’t matter your background, [Richstone] is preventing domestic violence and child abuse. And they approach that with such an open heart and open arms.”

Nikki has grown into a leader in her own right, going on to chair and lead Galas, Beach Parties, and the inaugural Flights and Bites event last Spring. Richstone would not be what it is without Nikki’s love and care. She truly is the next generation of Richstone. ❤️

04/21/2026

Last week, Kids’ Club had our last Art at Your Fingertips class of the school year! Students had so much fun. 🎨🖌️

Inspired by Whispers of The Fog by Rolandas Dadrukas, students learned about American Romantic painting from the 19th century. They heard more about the terms “value,” “shade,” and “atmospheric perspective” while making beautiful paintings of nature. We love how they turned out! 🗻☀️

We are always so excited to see what our students create. Thank you to Arts at Your Fingertips, a program out of , for inspiring creativity and expression! We can’t wait for more to come. ❤️

Thank you to the AAYF volunteers who lead this program and teach our students. Caring individuals like you make our work possible.

04/17/2026

April 17th is Home Visiting Day. LA County has the largest home visiting network in the country, and every April we celebrate the people who support families in need. Richstone Family Center is proud to be a part of this network. ❤️

Home Visitation matches families with newborn and young children with a trained specialist to support them, providing various resources, screenings, coaching, and more. The impact goes beyond parents and children — we all thrive together.

Earlier this week, the RFC team celebrated Home Visiting Day with a special springtime event for our families.

04/16/2026

Crew Party tickets available NOW! 🎟️❤️

After our annual “An Affair of the Heart Gala,” RFC invites you to join our after party with cocktails and appetizers. The Crew Party will lead into our Wrap Party, where we will be hitting the dance floor with music from the always amazing band from Citrus College. 💃🎶🎤🎸🥁

Get your tickets for our Crew Party at richstonefamily.org/event. We can’t wait to celebrate another amazing gala with you all, and the Crew Party is the perfect way to do just that! 🍸

04/13/2026

Earlier this month, the team from KTLA visited us at RFC in preparation for our upcoming segment about Child Abuse Prevention Month.

Keep an eye on channel 5 later this month for the segment! Thanks to KTLA for the opportunity to share about our work and spread awareness about child abuse during this crucial month.

CAP Month reminds us at RFC why we do what we do every day. All children deserve to be safe and loved, and we are proud and grateful to have worked to make that possible for so many years.

04/07/2026

Richstone Family Center is facilitating a Mental Health Support and Process Group over Zoom every Thursday from 6:00-7:30pm. This Support and Process Group will be held weekly until April 30th, and you can call (310)970-1921 extension 132 for more information and to sign up.

This group is facilitated by Julia Lewis, MFTT and is completely free.

This group utilizes a human-centered, trauma-informed, culturally affirming, and Spiritually affirming approach in learning about topics such as anxiety, depression, trauma, abuse, racism, substance abuse, and more. The goal is to strive towards hope, catharsis, belonging, and healing while raising awareness to prevent interpersonal violence.

04/04/2026

Spring has sprung at RFC! Last week, we celebrated Spring with a celebration at Kids’ Club. 🌼

We had fun with crafts, games, and an egg hunt. 🎨Our students went home with Easter baskets filled with toys and other goodies! Thank you to the volunteers who helped us make the event happen. 💐

04/03/2026

As we look forward to our annual Affair of the Heart Gala on May 2nd, we would like to announce our seven Heart Mender Honorees. ♥️

Nikki David, Sean Sullivan, Stephen Schwartz, Dr. Sarah Wohn, Meghan Simpson, Tyler Wolf, and Wood Smith Henning & Berman LLP will be honored at this year’s gala for their exceptional support, care, and generosity shown to the Richstone Family Center community.

From donating back to school backpacks to volunteering countless hours of their time, these honorees have made an indescribable impact on RFC. We look forward to honoring them at our gala! 🎉

Get your tickets at richstonefamily.org/events or click the link in our bio 🎟️

04/01/2026

April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. Richstone Family Center remains dedicated in our work to treat and prevent child abuse in our community. For over 50 years, we have been a part of countless lives and supported them when they needed it most. This is vital work, and we will continue to do it with all of you.

The blue pinwheel has long been a symbol for CAP Month as a representation of the childlike freedom and joy that all children deserve. When children grow up in safe, supportive environments, this freedom and joy is possible.

To learn more about our work and support RFC, visit richstonefamily.org

03/31/2026

The Richstone Family Center Home Visiting Program attended the 3rd annual Meet The Village event, hosted by the AAIMM Doula Advisor Committee.

At this event, the Home Visiting Program team connected with families in the community to share information about the many services that Richstone offers.

The Home Visiting Program is a part of Parents As Teachers and focuses on building safe, healthy homes for children. RFC believes that nurturing environments and caring relationships are the basis of strong development. Parents collaborate with the PAT educators to create goals and work towards a healthy, happy family system.

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13634 Cordary Avenue
Hawthorne, CA
90250

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Monday	9am - 9pm
Tuesday	9am - 9pm
Wednesday	9am - 9pm
Thursday	9am - 9pm
Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 2pm

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+13109701921

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http://www.RichstoneFamily.org/

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OUR HISTORY

The Richstone Family Center was incorporated as a non-profit social services agency in 1974. In 1977, the State of California awarded Richstone a grant as one of the first of 6 child abuse treatment and prevention programs in the state. With this grant Richstone Center was established as a comprehensive agency providing services to approximately 70 families a year. In 1980, Richstone was recognized as a neighborhood family center by ICAN (Los Angeles County Inter-agency Council on Child Abuse and Neglect). Since that time, Richstone has expanded its staff from six to more than 135, increased the number of programs offered; expanded the area of service from Hawthorne to include the southwest corner of Los Angeles County and the Greater South Bay; increased the number of sites offering services to include six school districts, opened a Transitional Living facility and a satellite office in Torrance. Richstone offers services for children from birth to 18 and for parents in their teens to grandparents in their sixties. Throughout this period of rapid growth, Richstone invested 83%-90% of all revenue to directly serve the highest need communities.